writing

There are many verbs and expressions associated with the processes of looking for, offering or getting a job. There are also many that are associated with losing, not offering or not getting a job. Which words do you associate with "a job" — and which with "no job"?

Writing a job application is easier if you know the right words and expressions. Our short test looks at word families on the topic of job applications. Practise the language here — then use it when you apply for a job or get an job interview. We help you to get ready to write your application. 

No need to be confused! More words that you shouldn't get mixed up. Would you know when to use accept and when to use except? Find out by doing our short exercise.

There's nothing worse than text on a presentation slide that is too small to read — even when you're sitting in the front row. When you do need to write more, divide your ideas up into bullet points — and remember the rule of seven.

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?

There's no need to be confused! We focus here on words that you shouldn't confuse. Would you know when to use economic and when to use economical? Find out by doing our short exercise.