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These adverbs will help you sound more natural in English and also let people know how you feel about a particular situation.

Whatever your chosen field and wherever your ambitions may lie, it’s no secret that English is the international language of business and academia. English opens doors and words are powerful - The way we communicate has a huge impact on our ability to do our work and, ultimately, our success.

Making progress in difficult times is extra challenging. Perhaps you’re working on a new project, facing a revised sales budget or just trying to stay afloat in the wake of the coronavirus? Whatever your goal, it’s always good to be able to confirm that you are making some progress. We’ve put together some positive expressions that we hope you find helpful.

Online meetings and conference calls have become the new normal in these difficult times of self-isolation. This can be quite stressful if you are not used to working that way. Even video calls have their limitations and often end up as sound-only meetings. When your presence at a meeting is reduced to just your voice, new demands are placed on your level of English.

Going skiing over the sports break? Whether you're heading for the slopes or just want to test your English vocabulary, this glossary of essential ski terms should come in handy.