Language development
Develop your academic English, be it speaking, writing or listening.
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Developing your vocabulary
Learn how to use appropriate words and expressions in your writing and speaking and to constantly expand your vocabulary so you can express your ideas accurately and confidently.
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10-minute English
While there is no quick fix for English language issues, persistent practice in bite-sized activities every day can make a big difference in the long run.
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Intercultural communication
Intercultural communication skills for study and work.
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Improving your English
While there is no quick fix for English language issues, consistent practice in quick activities every day can make a big difference in the long run.
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Punctuation
Find out how to use punctuation correctly to improve your written work. This resource looks at the most common punctuation forms you will use in academic writing.
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Using tenses
The way we use tense can differ between formal, academic English and spoken English. These differences reflect different writing styles. Read on for a quick guide of what tense to use where in your academic writing.
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Using articles
This page sets out important rules for the use of articles.
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Forming subject-verb agreement
In English sentences, the verb chosen must agree with its subject in form and meaning. Learn simple rules about subject-verb agreement to help make your writing clearer and more accurate.
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Academic and professional communication
Bringing together the diverse perspectives of students, academics, and industry representatives, this video explores a variety of ways you can develop and improve your communication skills.
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Passive and active voice
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