Exchange of opinions

Two colleagues are having a discussion.

The first one asks: How would you describe the term “exchange of opinions”? The other answers: That’s a situation when you have your opinion and you go with it to your boss. You later return with his opinion.

British versus American English

British and American English have far more similarities than differences. But it’s still good to know how the languages differ.
Listen to this audio clip discussing the differences. Did you know them all? I didn’t realise that the Americans don’t use “tag questions” as often as we Brits do. I use them a lot. Do you?

Get talking

If you find it difficult to make small talk, just follow this three-step formula (link to: time.com).

  1. Reveal something small about yourself.
  2. Ask an open-ended question (that means a question that doesn’t just call for a “yes” or a “no” answer).
  3. Talk about what’s going on in the world.

You’ll make a confident and intelligent impression.

British degree abbreviations

Do you know what these abbreviations mean? They are all educational degrees.

  • BA – Bachelor of Arts
  • BSc – Bachelor of Science
  • MA – Master of Arts
  • MSc – Master of Science
  • MPhil – Master of Philosophy
  • LLB – Bachelor of Laws

You’ll find a long list of British degrees here.