Clear English Conversation on Deadlines & Time Management | Vocabulary

Have clear English conversations and avoid miscommunication when discussing deadlines and time management in English.
Think
• Tax filing
• Event planning
• Job application submissions
• Homework
• Project reports and deliverables
English speakers use specific vocabulary to talk about deadlines and time management, including phrasal verbs, idioms, and collocations.
We use these phrasal verbs and idioms for quick, clear, precise communication.
Knowing this vocabulary will make it easier for you to have clear English conversations with your team, your boss, your friends, and loved ones when there is a deadline.
You can also find a FREE Vocabulary Worksheet by visiting this lesson at my Speak Confident English website www.speakconfidentenglish.com...
00:00 Why precise vocabulary is essential
02:11 What are collocations?
03:33 Determine and understand deadlines
07:10 Provide updates and check-in
10:57 Manage your timelines & priorities
14:00 Clarify, negotiate, and compromise
16:07 How to practice
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The question is whether it is logical that an academic title always includes the field of philosophy in its name. It would be more rational for Mat.D. for mathematician, Med.D. for doctor, Chem.D. for a chemist. Low.D. for a lawyer. Where does this philosopher come from in the name?

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Hi there. There are a variety of abbreviations to use when referring to someone with a doctorate degree in a specific field. You can refer to this list to review: www.yourdictionary.com/articles/degree-abbreviations