Your videos are really very helpful. These not just teach certain phrases but also gradually we tend to be polite and better at everyday conversations.
1. There is a slight problem with the software. 2. Do you think we can lower our costs if we hire a freelancer? 3. I am sure with the support of our team and his learning skills, he can get it done. 4. Can I just add something here very quick? 5. I am not sure it is the best idea. 6. Could you please share more detailed information about this subject with me?
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1. There’s a problem with the software. (tip 1) -I'm afraid there is a problem with the software. 2. It would be cheaper to hire a freelancer. (tip 2) -Wouldn't it be cheaper to hire a freelancer? 3. A: He doesn’t have the right qualifications for the job. B: I disagree! (tip 3) -I can see your point, but I believe he will be able to improve and be helpful to our team. 4. Can I say something here? (tip 4 & 6) -Sorry, but could I just say somethnig here? 5. I think that’s a stupid idea. (tip 5) -I don't think that's a brilliant idea. 6. Can you send us more details please? (tip 6) -Could you send us more details please? Thanks for your videos Derek! I am learning english, and these videos have helped me a lot!
Thanks alot Mr derek. I hope you are doing well. Many people are benefiting these wonderful videos. So I am asking can we get the nots in order to read it more.
Hi derek. Excellent info. Tq Will you please explain about listed 1) how to discusss with techincal team to resolve any software issue 2) request some one for docs 3) how to request positively for reply from customers awaited for long time 4) email skills for documents review and comments correction I'm facing multiple challenges. I can speack english and understand well too. But my boss continuously saying that you should improve mail write upl skills
1) I think there is some issue with the software 2) I think it will cost us less, If we go with freelance 3) I see your point but I think he will be a better fit for the job 4) Could I add something here 5) I dont think thats a good Idea 6) Could you please us little more detail
Very good effort! My feedback: 1) ✔ (is an issue or are some issues) 2) Wouldn't it be cheaper to hire a freelancer? 3) ✔ 4) ✔ 5)✔ (don't) 6) Could you please send us more details?
1. I think there’s a slight problem with the software 2. Wouldn't it be cheaper to hire a freelancer 3. That maybe true, but he has antusiasm and work hardest in company so what if we give him another chance? 4. Sorry, but could I just say something here? / Could I just say something here? 5. I don't think that’s a good idea. 6. Could you send us more details please? Thank you for uploading useful content for usd Mr. Derek Callan! 😀
It seems that there is slight problem with the software Would not be a little bit cheaper to hire a freelancer? 3. I can see your point, but in base of this i agree that he is going to be able to be hired if he improve Could i just say something here? this idea does not seems to be the best idea. Could you please send us more details?
Thank you for this amazing video and for such precise explanation 1.)I think there is a little problem with the software. 2.)Wouldn't it be a bit cheaper to hire a freelancer. 3.)I see where you are coming from but I am quite confident if given a chance he will amaze us all. 4.)Could I just say something here. 5.)I don't think that's a good idea. 6.)Could you send us a little more details.
Hi Nero! Sorry for the late reply. My feedback: 1.) Very good, but "slight problem" would would better 2.) Great! 3.) Brilliant! 4.) Very good. Maybe add a "Sorry" at the start 5.) Great! 6.) Good! Add a please here and use few instead of little - "Could you send us a few more details please? Glad you liked the lesson!
1. There seems to be a slight problem with the software. 2. Would it be cheaper to hire a freelancer? 3. I get what you are saying, but I would like to give him a chance to show his talent. 4. Can I just say something here? 5. I am not sure that is such a good idea. 6 Would you please send us more details?
Thanks for following, Kouadio! Are you a teacher or learner of English? Or maybe both? I usually focus on creating content for learners and not so much for teachers. However, it could be an idea for the future - or maybe even a separate channel... don't think I could manage that at the moment! One channel is more than enough! Thanks again for your comment 👍
Hi, thank you for the free beautiful lessons that you giving us, I am going to write down the answers.. 1-I think that we have problem with software. 2-would it be cheaper if we hire a freelancer. 3-you may be true, but i think if you give him a chance you may change your mind. 4- sorry,but can i say something here? 5-I don’t think that’s a good idea. 6-we would like to have more details from you as soon as possible.
Hi there! Great effort. Let me give you some feedback: 1 - pretty good, but better if you say "I think we have a slight problem with the software" OR "I'm afraid we have a slight problem with the software" 2 - your anser works well, but you could also make it a negative: "Wouldn't it be cheaper to hire a freelancer? 3 - Great answer. Tip: Say "You may be right" OR "That may br true" 4 - Great! 5 - Good. Use Sorry at the start to make it even more softer and diplomatic 6. Great!
Hello Sir, Your videos are very helpful. Actually my problem is that I am thinking that I am unable to write a good or professional email, I know English but once I start writing emails words are start dancing front of me and I am confused to choose words if I wrote correct email after this word dancing I am confused and write wrong or something I am doing which I don't know that time I want to run away from these things, I don't know why it's happening with me . I am thinking that may be my vocabulary is not good. Please Sir help me on this. Thanks
Hi Fauzia, it sounds like you have quite a tricky situation on your hands. Here's what I think: try to believe more in your knowledge of English and not to overthink things. I often find that people are better than they think they are. I hope this helps to motivate you and I will do my best to continue uploading helpful videos for you. Take care and good luck, Derek
Hi Derek, Your way to explain is amazing..could you please share your previous tips on how to convey our thinking to others on email...i have a great problem....I cannot convey my message properly to others...or you can say communication with wants to improve on emails...
Sir, I would be highly obliged if you could give some tips on writing emails for demanding scannner for our department. Such mail is to be sen to head office....plss 🙏
1- There seems to be a slight problem with the software. 2- Wouldn't it be cheaper to hire a freelancer? 3- I can see your point but i am confident his references hired him for a good reason. 4- Sorry but can i say something here? 5- I don't think it is really a good idea. 6- Would you mind sending us more details?
1.) I’m afraid there’s a slight problem with the software 2.)Wouldn’t it be cheaper to hire a freelancer? 3.)I can see your point.However,I believe that he can handle the job 4.)Sorry, Could I say something here? 5.)Sorry, but I think it’s not a good idea 6.)Could you please send us more Details?
1) It seems that there's a slight problem with the software. 2) Don't you think it would be cheaper to hire a freelancer? 3) I agree with your point, but I think he will able to manage it with the right mentoring. 4) Sorry, could I just say something here? 5) I don't think that's is such a good idea. 6) Could you send us more details please?
Hi Derek. I am from India. I just stumbled upon your site today and I have found it very useful to learn business english. But the problem is that I am not quite good in Written and spoken English in general. Do you have any tips to share how to begin with learning Spoken English in day to day life and also how to be good in written English? Thanks Derek for your time if have read this. Keep posting such awesome videos.
Hi Atin, thanks for your message. Glad you found my channel! So, how to learn spoken English in day to day life? Good question! First of all, don't worry about mistakes - just try to speak as much as possible. If you don't have many opportunities to speak, try creating short dialogues for everyday conversation and practise reading them out loud. In order to speak more fluently, you'll need to learn more vocabulary and phrases. Set yourself manageable goals for learning vocabulary. Pick a new topic each week (health, travel, sport etc.) and focus on that. Try to learn 10 - 20 new words or phrases per week depending on how much time you have to invest. To improve your writing skills, try keeping a diary in English. Write a few sentences each day. If you stick with it, you will improve. These are just a couple of ideas. There are so many other things you can do, but it always depends on your situation. By the way, I'll be launching an online course soon where intermediate - upper-intermediate learners will be able to improve their small-talk and conversation skills. This might be something for you in the future. Anyway, good luck with your learning and all the best for now, Derek
@@derekcallan-englishforpros Thank you so much Derek for taking time to reply me. I will definitely do whatever you have suggested but I am wondering if you can recommend some books or some material from where I can learn phrases and vocab which are useful in day to day life. I know if I need to speak fluently grammar is the last thing I need to focus on. So if you could suggest me some good and useful materials related to phrases and vocab it would be very grateful. I am also looking forward for your new course on conversations. I hope it will get on board soon. Thanks again Derek. You are awesome.
Hi Atin, Here are some suggestions for learning vocabulary and phrases: British Council free resources - learnenglish.britishcouncil.org/vocabulary The Cambridge Vocabulary in Use books are also very good - www.amazon.in/s?k=cambridge+vocabulary+in+use&crid=XZNB33JJW9YB&sprefix=cambridge+vocab%2Caps%2C191&ref=nb_sb_ss_ts-apa-p_5_15 IH Bristol website is great for expressions and phrases - www.ihbristol.com/useful-english-expressions I think that should keep you busy! Have fun learning!
Hi Atin, I just launched my first online course, Make Small-Talk With Confidence. You can try the first module for free: derekcallan.teachable.com/p/make-small-talk-with-confidence
Hi Atin, you recently commented on a lesson with a request for tips on negotiating salary. For some reason I can't find that comment anymore. Anyway, just to let you know that I plan to do some lessons this year on the topic of job applications and your suggestion will fit in nicely. However, things are extremely busy these days so I don't know when I'll actually get to create those lessons. They are planned though so please be patient. All the best, Derek
1. There seems to be a problem with the software. 2. Wouldn't it be cheaper to hire a freelancer? 3. I understand it may seem that way, but perhaps he does. 4. May I suggest something? 5. I don't think that is the best idea. 6. Could you send us more details, please?
Hi, thanks for your video 1 It seems there's a problem with the software 2 I hope it would be cheaper to hire a freelancer 3 I believe he doesn't have the right qualification for the job 4 Sorry, but can I just say something here? 5 I don't think that's such a good idea 6 Could you please send us more details?
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Your videos are really very helpful. These not just teach certain phrases but also gradually we tend to be polite and better at everyday conversations.
Very happy to hear that, Amatullah!
your videos are too helpful and interesting, i did Business English as a Course Unit at University, i wish your were my lecturer!
Wow! Thanks for the lovely comment 😊
thanks you so much Derek for all your English lessons
My pleasure!
1. There is a slight problem with the software.
2. Do you think we can lower our costs if we hire a freelancer?
3. I am sure with the support of our team and his learning skills, he can get it done.
4. Can I just add something here very quick?
5. I am not sure it is the best idea.
6. Could you please share more detailed information about this subject with me?
Thank you Derek for bringing such a great content to RUclips!!!
It’s a pleasure, Ernesto 😊👍
These are the lessons I have been looking for. Thank you so much
You’re very welcome! Glad you discovered my channel 😀👍
Its really helpful to improve email writing and to make an implement into our communication at the same time.👍
Glad you find it helpful Manoo 👍
Sorry to be off topic but does anyone know a method to log back into an instagram account?
I stupidly lost my account password. I would appreciate any help you can give me.
Hi Derek, i saw your lesson, and m totally convinced by your teaching skills.
Cool, thanks!
Excellent.. Presentation.. Immaculate..
Glad you like it 👍
Your all videos are very helpful.!
Happy to hear that, Shahzad!
Thank very much. Your lessons are very helpful. Keep posting this kinds of lessons for professional.
I’ll do my best 👍
ı find all of them very useful thanks a million Mr. Callan. Go ahead.....
Great!
1. There’s a problem with the software. (tip 1)
-I'm afraid there is a problem with the software.
2. It would be cheaper to hire a freelancer. (tip 2)
-Wouldn't it be cheaper to hire a freelancer?
3. A: He doesn’t have the right qualifications for the job.
B: I disagree! (tip 3)
-I can see your point, but I believe he will be able to improve and be helpful to our team.
4. Can I say something here? (tip 4 & 6)
-Sorry, but could I just say somethnig here?
5. I think that’s a stupid idea. (tip 5)
-I don't think that's a brilliant idea.
6. Can you send us more details please? (tip 6)
-Could you send us more details please?
Thanks for your videos Derek! I am learning english, and these videos have helped me a lot!
Excellent work, Jazmin! Glad my videos are helping you!
Thanks for nice explanation and examples
My pleasure, Farha! Glad you like it 👍
Really tons of thank you for your educative video!!☺️
My pleasure, Vinayak!
It's really useful and very clear. Thank you for this video!
You’re very welcome!
Thank you so much for your videos
You are so welcome!
thanks so much .u deserve all the best
You’re very welcome ☺️
Wow, I am so excited about your videos. The material is so helpful to improve my level of English. Bunch of thanks.
You’re very welcome 😃👍
Thanks alot Mr derek.
I hope you are doing well.
Many people are benefiting these wonderful videos.
So I am asking can we get the nots in order to read it more.
Hi Derek, much appreciation for your guidence.it helps me a lot.
My pleasure!
Your video is what Im looking for.
Very good way of teaching
Thanks!
Excellent VDO Sir, I am learning a lot with you. Thank You
My pleasure, Gauri!
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This video helps me a lot. Thank you very much. 😃🙏
Glad to hear that, Vraya 😊
Your all vedio is very helpful for me ...Thank you so much and lots of love from India 🇮🇳
That’s great to hear!
Derek you are a very good teacher, i like your way of teaching.
Thanks, Saurabh 😊👍
Me encanta todos tu videos a la verdad me sacaron de apuros!!!!!
Great!
Great . Very helpful .Thank you very much !❤️
Glad it was helpful!
Excellent.
Thanks 😊
Your videos are really very useful..I request you to plz make a video on how to welcome the guest in programme..Thank you
Really your videos are very useful.
Thanks, Deshbir!
It’s really helpful. Thank you!
You’re welcome!
Excellent suggestions sir
Thank you so much.
You're very welcome!
It was very helpful..... thank u
Happy to hear that, Karthick 👍
Great stuff..Tons of Thank You Derek !!
You’re very welcome ☺️
I am facing some difficulties with writing business email politly, thank you for your vedio, so helpful!
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@@derekcallan-englishforpros thank you so much!
Excellent! thank you for sharing this topic...
You’re very welcome!
This is very useful lesson for me.
Glad to hear that!
❤️🙏 it really useful for me to handle employers. thank you very much
You’re welcome!
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Please make a video on writing business mail which includes greeting, starting line, subjective info, ended line.
Hi there! I have lots of email lessons here: ruclips.net/p/PL2fUZ7TZy_xdRNAVRIARitkqDAxeUXVJ-
Very nice video thanks ☺️
😊👍
Wow amazing skills
Thanks!
Great content ! Thanks.
Thanks!
Wonderful phrases
Great package
Glad you liked it, Armin!
Your videos are really excellent.
Thanks very much 😊
Any book 📖 you suggest for email 📧 writing effectively.
This is fantastic. Thank u
You’re welcome, Luciana!
Thank you sir
You’re very welcome!
Thanks!
No problem!
Thank you more
Any time!
Very informative content....... 👍✔️😊
Glad you like it 👍
Really helpful.. Thanks
Great! You’re welcome 👍
Very useful channel. Keep posting key stuff :)
Thanks, will do!
Very useful contents. Thank you!
Great! Glad you find it useful 😊
it's so helpful video
Thanks! A quick tip for you: it’s such a helpful video 👍😉
Amazing
Thank you!
Hi derek. Excellent info. Tq
Will you please explain about listed
1) how to discusss with techincal team to resolve any software issue
2) request some one for docs
3) how to request positively for reply from customers awaited for long time
4) email skills for documents review and comments correction
I'm facing multiple challenges. I can speack english and understand well too. But my boss continuously saying that you should improve mail write upl skills
Thanks a lot.
No worries!
This is a really great video.
Thanks, Sarah 👍
Derek, your channel is amazing!. And this lesson is really helpful for everyday meetings. Regards
Hi Esteban! Thanks so much for the positive feedback 😊👍
Thank you sir!
No problem 👍
Thank you so much!
No problem!
Your content is very informative
Great! Glad you find it informative, Muttanna.
1) I think there is some issue with the software
2) I think it will cost us less, If we go with freelance
3) I see your point but I think he will be a better fit for the job
4) Could I add something here
5) I dont think thats a good Idea
6) Could you please us little more detail
Very good effort!
My feedback:
1) ✔ (is an issue or are some issues)
2) Wouldn't it be cheaper to hire a freelancer?
3) ✔
4) ✔
5)✔ (don't)
6) Could you please send us more details?
Changing the subject for a minute
1. I think there’s a slight problem with the software
2. Wouldn't it be cheaper to hire a freelancer
3. That maybe true, but he has antusiasm and work hardest in company so what if we give him another chance?
4. Sorry, but could I just say something here? / Could I just say something here?
5. I don't think that’s a good idea.
6. Could you send us more details please?
Thank you for uploading useful content for usd Mr. Derek Callan! 😀
You’re very welcome! Great job 👍
This is very useful lesson. Thank you!!
My pleasure! Glad you find it useful!
Hi Derek, Really very informative content. :)
Glad you think so, Shailaja!
thanks.
No problem!
Hi Derek, thank you for amazing videos. I am learning a lot with you 🤗
Hi Yerketan! Thanks so much for the positive feedback 😊
I love you from the first few secs. Thank you
It seems that there is slight problem with the software
Would not be a little bit cheaper to hire a freelancer?
3. I can see your point, but in base of this i agree that he is going to be able to be hired if he improve
Could i just say something here?
this idea does not seems to be the best idea.
Could you please send us more details?
Thank you for your amazing videos , ✨ !!
It would be great if we could organize google meetings in order to practice with you sir !
Thank you for this amazing video and for such precise explanation
1.)I think there is a little problem with the software.
2.)Wouldn't it be a bit cheaper to hire a freelancer.
3.)I see where you are coming from but I am quite confident if given a chance he will amaze us all.
4.)Could I just say something here.
5.)I don't think that's a good idea.
6.)Could you send us a little more details.
Hi Nero!
Sorry for the late reply.
My feedback:
1.) Very good, but "slight problem" would would better
2.) Great!
3.) Brilliant!
4.) Very good. Maybe add a "Sorry" at the start
5.) Great!
6.) Good! Add a please here and use few instead of little - "Could you send us a few more details please?
Glad you liked the lesson!
1. There seems to be a slight problem with the software.
2. Would it be cheaper to hire a freelancer?
3. I get what you are saying, but I would like to give him a chance to show his talent.
4. Can I just say something here?
5. I am not sure that is such a good idea.
6 Would you please send us more details?
Great work, Lisa!
To make number 2 even more effective, change it to a negative question: "Wouldn't it be cheaper....?
brilliant...
Thanks!
I always follow you and I'm very satisfied with your videos.please I'd like to know how to teach vocabulary professionally.Thank you,sir!
Thanks for following, Kouadio! Are you a teacher or learner of English? Or maybe both? I usually focus on creating content for learners and not so much for teachers. However, it could be an idea for the future - or maybe even a separate channel... don't think I could manage that at the moment! One channel is more than enough! Thanks again for your comment 👍
Hi,
thank you for the free beautiful lessons that you giving us,
I am going to write down the answers..
1-I think that we have problem with software.
2-would it be cheaper if we hire a freelancer.
3-you may be true, but i think if you give him a chance you may change your mind.
4- sorry,but can i say something here?
5-I don’t think that’s a good idea.
6-we would like to have more details from you as soon as possible.
Hi there!
Great effort. Let me give you some feedback:
1 - pretty good, but better if you say "I think we have a slight problem with the software" OR "I'm afraid we have a slight problem with the software"
2 - your anser works well, but you could also make it a negative: "Wouldn't it be cheaper to hire a freelancer?
3 - Great answer. Tip: Say "You may be right" OR "That may br true"
4 - Great!
5 - Good. Use Sorry at the start to make it even more softer and diplomatic
6. Great!
Hello Sir,
Your videos are very helpful. Actually my problem is that I am thinking that I am unable to write a good or professional email, I know English but once I start writing emails words are start dancing front of me and I am confused to choose words if I wrote correct email after this word dancing I am confused and write wrong or something I am doing which I don't know that time I want to run away from these things, I don't know why it's happening with me .
I am thinking that may be my vocabulary is not good.
Please Sir help me on this.
Thanks
Hi Fauzia, it sounds like you have quite a tricky situation on your hands. Here's what I think: try to believe more in your knowledge of English and not to overthink things. I often find that people are better than they think they are. I hope this helps to motivate you and I will do my best to continue uploading helpful videos for you. Take care and good luck, Derek
@@derekcallan-englishforpros
Thanks for your support
as a native english speaker, this technique comes off as indirect. A lot of times, at least in my business its better to be direct.
Hello from Kazakhstan.I need how can prepare diplomatic verbal notes and translator euring the meetings or phone conversation at the office.
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Hi Derek,
Your way to explain is amazing..could you please share your previous tips on how to convey our thinking to others on email...i have a great problem....I cannot convey my message properly to others...or you can say communication with wants to improve on emails...
Hi Amna, you can find all of my email lessons here: ruclips.net/p/PL2fUZ7TZy_xdRNAVRIARitkqDAxeUXVJ-
Sir, I would be highly obliged if you could give some tips on writing emails for demanding scannner for our department. Such mail is to be sen to head office....plss 🙏
I'll do my best, but it could be weeks before I manage it.
helpful
Glad you think so, Trishi 👍
Awesome video. Thank you very much!!
Great! My pleasure 😊
1- There seems to be a slight problem with the software.
2- Wouldn't it be cheaper to hire a freelancer?
3- I can see your point but i am confident his references hired him for a good reason.
4- Sorry but can i say something here?
5- I don't think it is really a good idea.
6- Would you mind sending us more details?
Excellent work!
Houses prices have skyrocketed
1.) I’m afraid there’s a slight problem with the software
2.)Wouldn’t it be cheaper to hire a freelancer?
3.)I can see your point.However,I believe that he can handle the job
4.)Sorry, Could I say something here?
5.)Sorry, but I think it’s not a good idea
6.)Could you please send us more Details?
Excellent job, Esraa! Tip: For number 5, it would be better to say "Sorry, but I don't think it's a good idea OR ...such a good idea."
Very formal and very informative video.👍
Thanks, Amir! Glad you like it 😊
1) It seems that there's a slight problem with the software.
2) Don't you think it would be cheaper to hire a freelancer?
3) I agree with your point, but I think he will able to manage it with the right mentoring.
4) Sorry, could I just say something here?
5) I don't think that's is such a good idea.
6) Could you send us more details please?
omg negative questions saved my life
Glad this was helpful!
Hi Derek. I am from India. I just stumbled upon your site today and I have found it very useful to learn business english.
But the problem is that I am not quite good in Written and spoken English in general. Do you have any tips to share how to begin with learning Spoken English in day to day life and also how to be good in written English?
Thanks Derek for your time if have read this. Keep posting such awesome videos.
Hi Atin, thanks for your message. Glad you found my channel!
So, how to learn spoken English in day to day life? Good question!
First of all, don't worry about mistakes - just try to speak as much as possible. If you don't have many opportunities to speak, try creating short dialogues for everyday conversation and practise reading them out loud.
In order to speak more fluently, you'll need to learn more vocabulary and phrases. Set yourself manageable goals for learning vocabulary. Pick a new topic each week (health, travel, sport etc.) and focus on that. Try to learn 10 - 20 new words or phrases per week depending on how much time you have to invest.
To improve your writing skills, try keeping a diary in English. Write a few sentences each day. If you stick with it, you will improve.
These are just a couple of ideas. There are so many other things you can do, but it always depends on your situation.
By the way, I'll be launching an online course soon where intermediate - upper-intermediate learners will be able to improve their small-talk and conversation skills. This might be something for you in the future. Anyway, good luck with your learning and all the best for now,
Derek
@@derekcallan-englishforpros
Thank you so much Derek for taking time to reply me.
I will definitely do whatever you have suggested but I am wondering if you can recommend some books or some material from where I can learn phrases and vocab which are useful in day to day life.
I know if I need to speak fluently grammar is the last thing I need to focus on. So if you could suggest me some good and useful materials related to phrases and vocab it would be very grateful.
I am also looking forward for your new course on conversations. I hope it will get on board soon.
Thanks again Derek. You are awesome.
Hi Atin,
Here are some suggestions for learning vocabulary and phrases:
British Council free resources - learnenglish.britishcouncil.org/vocabulary
The Cambridge Vocabulary in Use books are also very good - www.amazon.in/s?k=cambridge+vocabulary+in+use&crid=XZNB33JJW9YB&sprefix=cambridge+vocab%2Caps%2C191&ref=nb_sb_ss_ts-apa-p_5_15
IH Bristol website is great for expressions and phrases - www.ihbristol.com/useful-english-expressions
I think that should keep you busy!
Have fun learning!
Hi Atin, I just launched my first online course, Make Small-Talk With Confidence. You can try the first module for free: derekcallan.teachable.com/p/make-small-talk-with-confidence
Hi Atin, you recently commented on a lesson with a request for tips on negotiating salary. For some reason I can't find that comment anymore. Anyway, just to let you know that I plan to do some lessons this year on the topic of job applications and your suggestion will fit in nicely. However, things are extremely busy these days so I don't know when I'll actually get to create those lessons. They are planned though so please be patient. All the best, Derek
Hello Derek I'm me 😅....From India and more support to you
Hello there!
great
Thanks!
1. There seems to be a problem with the software.
2. Wouldn't it be cheaper to hire a freelancer?
3. I understand it may seem that way, but perhaps he does.
4. May I suggest something?
5. I don't think that is the best idea.
6. Could you send us more details, please?
Excellent!
Hi, thanks for your video
1 It seems there's a problem with the software
2 I hope it would be cheaper to hire a freelancer
3 I believe he doesn't have the right qualification for the job
4 Sorry, but can I just say something here?
5 I don't think that's such a good idea
6 Could you please send us more details?