English phrases for business letters and e-mails

Don’t make your clients feel stupid with your ‘fancy’ English

Double Negatives

I made an embarrassing mistake the other day. I wrote "I can't hardly believe..." when I should have written "I can hardly believe..."

English Mania

Jay Walker explains why two billion people around the world are trying to learn English. He shares photos and spine-tingling audio of Chinese students rehearsing English -- "the world's second language" -- by the thousands.

Brand names that are used as ordinary words

https://learnhotenglish.com/brand-names-that-we-use-as-ordinary-words-in-english/?showprivate&mc_cid=14584aafea&mc_eid=a5ee72c2fb

a Breathalyzer n

a machine that can tell you how much alcohol you've drunk

inline skates n

a type of shoe with a line of four or five wheels. Also called Rollerblades

roller-skates n

shoes with four small wheels on the bottom

Effective Business Communicator

Idiom "barrel of laughs"