It’s music to your ears!

There’s a strange phenomenon that has been proven to show that “because most people possess positive associations about themselves, most people prefer things that are connected to the self (e.g., the letters in one’s name).” It’s called...

Change three slides

Geoffrey James tells us to remove or replace three slides he calls ‘boring’ to make our presentations more interesting and relevant. So which ones are they? Instead of beginning with the history of your company (ah, I’ve seen this one many times...

You’re versus your

Another grammar point we talked about over a year ago is the difference between you’re and your. Do you remember? Take the test (link to: grammar.cl) and see whether you’ve understood the rules. But don’t worry if you don’t. You can always take...

China and cheese

Years ago cheese was virtually unknown in China. However, it is now becoming more and more popular according to this article on the BBC website.A cheese shop which opened in 2009 and which had only foreign customers in the beginning, now has more Chinese customers!...

Let Peter Piper twist your tongue

Try and twist your tongue around this little rhyme here: “Peter Piper picked a peck of pickled peppers A peck of pickled peppers Peter Piper picked If Peter Piper picked a peck of pickled peppers Where’s the peck of pickled peppers Peter Piper picked?”...