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Is your limited vocabulary holding you back?
Don't let it! You can do something aobut changing your circumstances. You can
improve your English, improve your communication skills, improve your public
speaking skills and improve yourself!
“A Good Life Requires A
Good Vocabulary” - Aristotle
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Let me ask you something:
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Do you want to sound smarter when
you talk to people?
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Do you want people to cling to your
every word?
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Do you want to be known as someone
whose opinion matters?
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Do you want your grant applications
to receive the funding you're requesting?
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Do you want your proposals to be
recommended and approved by the higher ups?
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Do you want to be considered for
that promotion, but just aren't sure how to put it in writing?
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Do you want to write, speak, read,
talk- more effectively?
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Do you want to be remembered?
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Do you want to be respected?
If you answered "YES" to any
of these questions, then you are just like me and I want to tell you about
this fabulous collection that I found. You can check it
out by clicking
here!. It's called "101 Words That Will Make YOU Sound Smarter
Right Away" and it really can.
Effective
Communication is the KEY!
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Never be intimidated again!
Wouldn't
it be nice to have everyone's attention when you speak?
Could you envision
your audience waiting in anxious anticipation for your next utterance?
How would you like to
be the one people ask, "What's a good word for this or that?"
Now you Can!
With 101 Words that
will make YOU Sound Smarter Right Away! you can command and keep the attention
of your audience no matter how large or small!
Improve your
communication skills-
Improve your
Technical writng skills-
Boost your confidence-
Gain the respect of
your colleagues and your boss-
You NEVER have to be
intimidated again by someone using big words that you don't understand because
now you'll have a few words of your own!
Talk
Smarter! Write Smarter! Speak Smarter! Sound Smarter! Right Away! How?
by
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mean very, small investment you can change your communication level.
To see how little it
costs click
here!
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Most Commonly Mispronounced Words
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Have you ever tried to say a word, and you just couldn't say it properly? Many words are hard to pronounce. In this list, you can see some of the English words that are the most difficult to say.
clothes
The e is silent.
February
You must pronounce both r's: Feb-roo-a-ree, not Feb-yoo-a-ree.
athlete
Make sure there are only two syllables: ath-leet, not ath-a-leet.
probably
This must have three syllables: prob-a-blee, not pra-lee or prob-lee.
colleague
Don't pronounce the final ue.
espresso
There is no x sound: e-spres-o, not ex-pres-o.
Wednesday
The d is silent.
escape
There is no x sound: es-cape not ex-cape.
library
The word has three syllables: li-bra-ry, not li-bary.
picture
This is the most commonly mispronounced word. It is pronounced pik-cher, not pit-cher.
frustrated
There is no l in this word. It is pronounced frus-tra-ted, not flus-tra-ted.
texted
Here is a new word that is used in connection to text messaging - Texted. Properly pronounced it would be one syllable, not two.
Establish
The word is pronounced es-tablish, not ex-tablish. There is no x in the word.
Salmon
Although there is a l in this word, folks, the l is silent. The word is pronounced sa-mon, not sal-mon.
Shrimp
The plural of this word does not follow the normal english structure. You do not add an s to make it plural. Thus, the plural remains shrimp, not shrimps.
spiel
The definition of this word is a lengthy or extravagant speech or argument intended to persuade. This word is often mispronounced as "schpeel." The correct pronunciation is "speel". The e is long and there is no ch.
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