Business Language Projects

BLP A-Z OF LEARNING ENGLISH: “Q” IS FOR "QUESTIONS"
When we first start learning English, one of the basics is learning how verbs conjugate. We always learn positive, negative and interrogative. And so, you can see that the question form in English is quite important. When learning the basics, we have to remember that question forms have a special structure, whether it’s because inversion is needed or an auxiliary verb is needed (...)
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BLP A-Z OF LEARNING ENGLISH: “O” IS FOR “OPPOSITE”
When you first start learning English, chances are one of the first things you do is learn opposite pairs. We do this with adjectives when we learn the basics: good/bad, big/small. When we’re learning our first verbs: open/close, come/go.
As we learn a bit more, as our English level increases, we are introduced to prefixes and suffixes which change the meaning of the words to make opposites. We have lots of prefixes which can create opposites: common/uncommon, legal/illegal, polite/impolite, direct/indirect. We can also use a suffix: careful/careless, useful/useless

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BLP A-Z OF LEARNING ENGLISH: “M” IS FOR “MIGHT”
As you know, modal verbs are very important in English. We start learning them from the very beginning – at a very basic level. And we don’t ever stop learning about them throughout the learning journey. They are a key part of English because even though they’re considered auxiliary verbs, modals carry a lot of meaning (...)

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BLP A-Z OF LEARNING ENGLISH: “J” IS FOR “JUST”
Just is a very common adverb in English, especially in speaking and it has different meanings.
We can use just meaning ‘simply,’ exactly or ‘absolutely’ to add emphasis to a statement, it can mean also mean recently, or hardly, or can be used to minimise or soften impact and for diplomacy...
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Hello everyone.

Here at BLP we are helping our clients to learn to describe their working experiences in English in the last two months, and to think a little about the future.

So we would be grateful if you would answer these 6 simple questions at https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdBjWMdTQKqJW7VlLTt9gpAuNGBTORXlthWf_GWgb9avn671w/viewform?usp=sf_link… there is some useful vocabulary underneath to help you.

If you would like to leave your name and contact details to receive a copy of the report personally, you are very welcome. And if you would like to receive further help with your English please feel free to contact me at [email protected] or 667 385 509.

Many thanks