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Make a Really Good Impression On People

Blog 181 for Thursday, Sept. 3, 2020 Make A Really Good Impression On People      Best tips or advice for job interviewing will make you a star for when you first meet someone.  Especially for someone you want to impress.       The best communicators plan and practice the following techniques whenever they can.       Use […]

English Speech Pronunciation: How to Say Words Ending in Y, LY, Ful

Published August 24, 2020 by Dr. Antonia Lawrence Johnson and Clear Talk Mastery, Inc. English Speech Pronunciation- How to Say Words Ending in Y, Ly, and FUL- Inherited from German Have you ever wondered why when you add a suffix, that little syllable  at the end of word, sometimes the word syllable accent stress stays […]

Accent Reduction – Why Does English have 2 or 3 Words for the Same Thing

Blog published 08062020 | By Dr. Antonia Johnson Accent Reduction – Why Does English have 2 or 3 Words for the Same Thing Have you ever wondered why English often has two or three words for the same thing?.  These different words allow us to express ideas with different degrees of formality.  For example “help” is an English […]

Do You Know How to Prevent Speaking Mistakes?

Date of Blog,  Thursday, July 16, 2020 Title: Do  You Know How to Prevent Speaking Mistakes? Do you know how to prevent speech mistakes?   When you realize a difficult word  to pronounce is coming up, then slow down and say that word letter by letter, syllable by syllable. Say each sound CAREFULLY. This is exactly […]

Strong Verbs

Strong Verbs Do you want to make your communication direct and to the point? Consider using those verbs that describe movements of the human body.  These are great substitutions for abstract verbs.  Here’s a list for you: bear, blow, break, bring, call, carry, cast, catch, come, cut, do draw, drive drop, fall, get, give go, […]

SUFFIX “Y” — Soooo Useful!

BLOG for Saturday, June 13, 2020 TITLE:   Suffix “Y” – So USEFUL! To speak clear and accurate English for unfamiliar multiple syllable words, first  you need to divide the unfamiliar word into syllables.   There are eight rules to do that.  Most important is to look for the prefixes and suffixes first.  Many English words end […]

Conclusion for Presenting, Persuading, and Winning

Conclusion for Presenting, Persuading, and Winning The natural tendency of human beings is to:  Justify on facts, but buy on feeling  Justify with business reasons, but buy for personal reasons  Justify with logic, but buy on emotion Rerun from June 05, 2017