Two-minute English: 6 Toughest Interview Questions and Answers! (Part 2)
Our teacher Penny will tell you how to the answers the hardest interview questions!
23 12, 2016
9 12, 2016
Two-minute English: 6 Toughest Interview Questions and Answers! (Part 1)
Our teacher Penny will tell you how to the answers the hardest interview questions!
26 11, 2016
Two-minute English: Confusing Verbs
This week, I am going to look at some confusing verbs and words that sound similar but have different meanings in English and show you some of the differences between them.
25 11, 2016
Two-minute English: Running a Business Meeting
This week, I am going to talking about how to run a business meeting.
19 11, 2016
Two-minute English: Making appointments over the phone
This week, I am going to show you the difference between using formal and informal language over the phone when making appointments.
5 11, 2016
Two-minute English: Useful Skills for Employment
This week, I am going to talk about three skills that are so important in the workplace. They sound simple but are really very effective in helping someone to get a job or do a good job in the workplace.
29 10, 2016
Two-minute English: Ordering in a Restaurant
This week, I am going to teach you some simple phrases in English that you can use when you go to a restaurant.
22 10, 2016
Two-minute English: Meeting People When Travelling (what to say after hello)
This week, I am going to talk about meeting people when travelling, and teach you some phrases you could use to talk to them, and what phrases or topics you should avoid.
8 10, 2016
Two-minute English: Running a Meeting
This week, I am going to teach you some simple phrases you can use when you run a meeting, and how to move forward and summarise during and at the end of the meeting.
1 10, 2016
Two-minute English: Working In Customer Service
How many of you guys work in customer service? It is great to experience working in customer service because you learn to serve people and control your emotions. One common pronunciation mistake that I hear many people working in customer service make in Hong Kong is the phrase: “How may I help you?”
