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Grammar for Spoken English (2)
4 posts on how to speak better English (in your daily & office life)
Discuss or Discuss About
(1) Summary: This post is about how to speak better English with regard to the verb ‘discuss‘. In this post, you will learn to correct one of the mistakes in spoken English: discuss about. In other words, you learn what Graham Lock (a guru of English grammar) means by transitivity, an important concept in English grammar, if you want to speak better English.
American Slang (1)
(2) Summary: This post is about how to speak better American English with regard to slang. By funny language you will learn how to use American slang correctly. In other words, the post makes it easy for you to integrate American slang with your own English, by using the method of NAP (taking a small rest). 
American Slang (2)
(3) Summary: This post is about how to speak better American English with regard to slang. By funny language you will learn the meanings of one of the most common spoken words in American English: cool. Then, you move on to another funny term: a Mickey Mouse company, a kind of company you never want to run.
A ‘Suggestion’ on how to suggest
(4) Summary: This post is about how to speak (and write) better English with regard to the verb ‘suggest‘, one of the most common words that is used incorrectly. Instead of meeting the difficult terms finite and non-finite verbs, you will ‘encounter’ two ‘new’ and funny terms: Big Verbs and Small Verbs. In a way, this post attempts to change the way you think about verbs, sentences, and of course, English.
