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Blog o lingwistycznych i kulturowych obliczach dwujęzyczności i wielojęzyczności. Pisany przez mamę dzieci dwujęzycznych - językoznawcę, logopedę i terapeutę. Dwujęzyczność – CENTRUM TERAPEUTYCZNE. NAUKA CZYTANIA - wskazówki. TURNUSY WAKACYJNE dla rodzin z dziećmi dwujęzycznymi. Do posłuchania w domu lub w samochodzie:. Świerszczykowe nutki" - wiersze Jacka Janczarskiego (czytają Magdalena Zawadzka i Maciej Stuhr). Hipopotam lubi błoto" - wiersze Wandy Chotomskiej (czyta Piotr Fronczewski). Interesujące ...
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Prepositions | Common Mistakes in Business English
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Common Mistakes in Business English. Active writing guide for non-native speakers. The difference between ask and request. July 13, 2015. These words have similar meanings, but they are used a little differently. Usage as verbs Request means ask for , NOT ask . You ask a question , but you can’t request a question . E.g.: WRONG He requested whether I’d read the email. … Continue reading →. How to use provide for. January 14, 2015. The difference between consist of and consist in. June 11, 2014. WRONG The...
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How to use initials and acronyms | Common Mistakes in Business English
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Common Mistakes in Business English. Active writing guide for non-native speakers. How to be polite. The difference between principal and principle →. How to use initials and acronyms. September 30, 2014. Non-native English speakers often find it difficult to know when to use a , the or no article with initials and acronyms. For example, company names do not usually require an article, e.g.:. BMW (Bayerische Motoren Werke), GE (General Electric),. Neither do initials describing people, e.g. Acronyms are ...
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The difference between “principal” and “principle” | Common Mistakes in Business English
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Common Mistakes in Business English. Active writing guide for non-native speakers. How to use initials and acronyms. The difference between arrange and arrange for →. The difference between principal and principle. October 7, 2014. These words are pronounced the same way, but their meanings are different. Can be an adjective. It is most commonly used as an adjective. Meaning main or most important :. Area of responsibility is economic policy. The most common meaning of principal is:. A moral rule or stan...
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Conditionals | Common Mistakes in Business English
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Common Mistakes in Business English. Active writing guide for non-native speakers. How to use provided that. January 20, 2015. The phrase provided that has numerous possible meanings, which can result in ambiguity if it is not used properly. First of all, provided that can simply be a verb conjunction combination. This is a common structure in legal … Continue reading →. Clear and concise writing. How to be polite. July 30, 2014. The difference between in case and in the case. December 4, 2013. 8220;Will...
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Idioms | Common Mistakes in Business English
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Common Mistakes in Business English. Active writing guide for non-native speakers. How to use provided that. January 20, 2015. The phrase provided that has numerous possible meanings, which can result in ambiguity if it is not used properly. First of all, provided that can simply be a verb conjunction combination. This is a common structure in legal … Continue reading →. Clear and concise writing. The difference between arrange and arrange for. December 30, 2014. December 4, 2013. February 1, 2012. The w...
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How to talk on the phone | Common Mistakes in Business English
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Common Mistakes in Business English. Active writing guide for non-native speakers. How to use provided that. Example voicemail messages →. How to talk on the phone. May 4, 2015. Here are a few examples of phrases commonly used in telephone conversations. Obviously the people’s names and the company name are invented. If an assistant answers the phone:. Good morning, Company X, How can I help you? Good morning / Good afternoon. My name is John Smith from Acme Co. May I speak to Jane Jones please? I’m afra...
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Useful everyday phrases | Common Mistakes in Business English
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Common Mistakes in Business English. Active writing guide for non-native speakers. Tag Archives: Useful everyday phrases. How to use the word holiday. June 29, 2015. WRONG I am currently on holidays. He is on his holidays now and will be returning to the office next week. RIGHT I am currently on holiday. He is on holiday now and will be returning to the office next … Continue reading →. May 28, 2015. How to talk on the phone. May 4, 2015. Hellip; Continue reading →. December 4, 2013. In the case means if...
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British/US English | Common Mistakes in Business English
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Common Mistakes in Business English. Active writing guide for non-native speakers. Tag Archives: British/US English. How to use commas. October 26, 2015. Following up on the previous post, here’s more on how to use commas in English. There are 4 different kinds of comma. I will look at each in a separate post. 1. Listing comma 2. Joining comma 3. Gapping comma … Continue reading →. How to use apostrophes. July 28, 2015. How to use the word holiday. June 29, 2015. How to talk on the phone. May 4, 2015.
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Phrasal verbs | Common Mistakes in Business English
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Common Mistakes in Business English. Active writing guide for non-native speakers. Tag Archives: Phrasal verbs. Phrasal verbs for business: F. February 3, 2016. To face up to to accept something unpleasant: We’re going to have to face up to the fact that we’ve just lost our biggest client. to fall back on to use in an emergency: If this plan doesn’t work we’ll … Continue reading →. Phrasal verbs for business: E. January 27, 2016. Phrasal verbs for business: D. January 26, 2016. January 20, 2016. Phrasal ...
