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English for Execs

And Everyone Who Desires to Use Good English and Speak English Well!

Connie LeBaron
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Pages
75
Year
2006
Language
English
Publisher
Xlibris US

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Speak Like Execs Should Speak! Choosing the correct pronoun (I or me), conjugating verbs (swim, swam, swum), and selecting between who and whom, good and well, bad and badly often confuse even the most promising executive. To eliminate common grammatical errors and speak English correctly, follow the few simple rules and suggestions outlined in this short, informative book. Using proper English can increase your confidence and credibility and strengthen your impact on others.

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