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SPARKS OF ENGLISH

Notes from the real world of English at work. The mistakes, breakthroughs and surprising moments that happen when English leaves the textbook and enters the meeting room.

You already speak the language. But under pressure, it does not always feel that way. That’s when overthinking and second-guessing tend to appear.

The Sparks are short prompts for exactly those moments – and now and then, something you can try out straight away.

Designed specifically for German-speaking professionals who want to speak clearly without checking every sentence before they say it.

After a few weeks, many readers notice they:

  • Keep talking, even when the perfect word is missing.
  • Respond faster when a conversation shifts unexpectedly.
  • Stop losing precision in the moments that count.

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Your welcome gift: “50 Quick Fixes for Clearer English”. So small details don’t slow you down.

 

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