communication

Before you reply to an e-mail or forward it to somebody, there are a number of things you should be careful about. What are they?

In business situations, you will often have to explain what you do in detail. We focus on verbs you can use to do this with confidence.

Emails aren't always informal. In fact, in business situations they can be just as formal as "old-fashioned" letters. Do you know which email expressions are informal or formal?

Meetings can test your communication skills. In this test, we focus on idioms that are used to describe effective and ineffective communication.

A good way to improve your vocabulary is to learn the different forms of one word. In this exercise, you can test your knowledge of words formed from the base word inform. There are many you can use in business situations.

The public relations department is responsible for maintaining a company's image. What kind of PR can make a difference to a product — or a company? We test your knowledge of PR-related vocabulary.

It's not easy to deal with e-mails that do not come with the promised attachment. It's very annoying if someone forgets to send something they've promised you, particularly because it means you have to do something about it.

This section tests your knowledge of how to form words from the base word communicate. Type the right form of the word communicate to complete the sentences.