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Conectores que significan “además”:

1) Moreover: “It is too far away to walk; moreover, these shoes are uncomfortable.”
2) Furthermore: “The idea for the new project is within the budget; furthermore, it is the best option we have come up with so far.”

Conectores que significan “respecto a eso”:

1) In that respect: “I heard he has been asking for a raise, and he is not alone in that respect.”
2) In this regard: “She is choosing the members of her team as we speak; she has been given total freedom in this regard.”

Conectores que significan “por lo tanto”:

1) Therefore: “The battery of my car is dead; therefore, I will be late to the meeting.”
2) Subsequently: “The power supply is down. Subsequently, we won’t be able to get any work done.”


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¿Eres un "TEAM PLAYER" incluso en inglés?

Make sure you are with these 6 phrases:

Remember when you said you were a TEAM PLAYER in your interview?

Well, you might be...

But today we are going to make sure that you are a TEAM PLAYER in English too!

Yes!

Let's dive in. (Empecemos)

Supporting teammates:

1) "That's a great point, [Name]. Can I add something?" (Acknowledge and build on ideas.)

2) "I'm happy to help with that task. How can I best support you?" (Offer specific help.)

Sharing ideas:

3) "I'd like to propose a new approach..." (Introduce your idea confidently.)

4) "What do you think about...?" (Encourage team discussion.)

Finding solutions:

5) "Let's brainstorm some solutions together." (Focus on collaboration.)

6) "We might be missing something. Can we take a step back and...?" (Address challenges constructively.)

By mastering these phrases, you'll be a team player everyone wants on their side!

Want to be on MY team?

Repost this and share it with others!

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"Un cliente mío: ¿Qué es «MOVE THE NEEDLE»?

This is what I told him:

The business world is full of strange expressions.

But don't worry.

All you need to do is make sure they don't confuse you!

Here are 4 that will help you:

1) Move the needle (Mover la aguja): Make progress that produces results.

2) Boil down to (Reducir a): Summarize the main point.

3) Low-hanging fruit (Fruta madura): Easy task to complete.

4) Get buy-in (Lograr aceptación): Get everyone on board.

Remember:
You don't NEED to use them. Just understanding them is the first step!

Focus on getting them into your PASSIVE vocabulary.

And add them to your ACTIVE vocabulary later!

I hope that helps! "

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