Business English from All Ears English BE 230: When Get Isn’t Good Enough - Four Professional Options
Mar 17, 2024
Exploring the significance of fluent English skills in business, mastering professional language with examples, transitioning between formal and informal language, differentiating formal vocabulary, creative use of the word 'extract', choosing the right verbs in conversations, adjusting language for social vs professional settings
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Up-Level Your Language
- Replace common words like "get" with more polished alternatives in professional settings.
- Words like "glean" or "garner" can make you sound more impressive.
Gleaning Information
- "Glean" implies gathering information from various sources, typically written materials.
- It's less suitable for describing information obtained directly from a person.
Garnering Insights
- "Garner" is often used with "approval" or "information/evidence."
- It suggests a deliberate collection effort, aiming to achieve approval.