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(AJ Hoge) Learning Languages Like Children - Effortless English

In this English Upper Intermediate lesson you will learn about irregular adjectives, from a formal English interview between an employer and a potential employee. There's still a lot to know so be sure to check out the lesson notes on EnglishClass101.com: http://www.englishclass101.com/2012/07/03/upper-intermediate-1-the-english-interview/

Upper Intermediate Season 1 #1 - The English Interview

Introductions

Skills 360 - Improving your communication skills (1)

Skills 360 - Improving your communications skills (2)

Organizing your Ideas (1)

Meetings - Expressing Opinions

Meetings - Making Suggestions (1)

3-36 TBI

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Tip #6 - 13 Essential English Writing Lessons

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Blog  Preview - 21 Important Business Skills for Success

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Wham Media's 13 Ways to Achieve General IELTS Excellence - Preview

In this podcast Michael Handford talks about 
- how he became interested in business English
- creativity in business discourse
-  the relationship between research and training
- important issues in teaching business English.
Michael Handford is Associate Professor in English Language at the University of Tokyo, where he lectures on and teaches business English, institutional discourse, intercultural communication, discourse analysis and pragmatics. His areas of interest are business discourse, discourse analysis, pragmatics, corpus linguistics, genre, English as an international business language, and intercultural communication. He also works as a business communication consultant in Japan.