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The Primary Differences Among Major International English Dialects | Grammarly Blog
Some of the primary differences among the major international dialects of English include British English, which is characterized by its Received Pronunciation and unique vocabulary; Australian English, known for its distinctive vowel sounds and slang terms; Canadian English, influenced by both British and American English and known for its use of “Canadian raising;” Singapore English,… Read more
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Benefits of in-country hire
Good human resources management in an international company means getting the right people in the right jobs at the right time. But what is your version of right? There is no one size fits all approach to hiring that means there are no risks and what is right for other digital startups might not be… Read more
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Business in profile
CiteAb is fast becoming the go-to place for antibody search. And it’s part of the vibrant southwest tech scene that is making Bath and Bristol an exciting place to do business right now The simple way to find the right antibody for your experiment Founded in March 2013 by in as a response to repeated… Read more
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5 more reasons why native speakers need to learn to speak English internationally | ETp
Native English speakers need to be aware of cultural differences, use the language accurately, be culturally sensitive, adapt communication styles, avoid stereotypes and promote understanding in order to effectively communicate with people from different cultures and backgrounds. Read more
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Tech blogs – Eastern Europe
Over the past 5-10 years, the Central and Eastern European region (CEE) has been quietly building a reputation as a potential competitor to India in the tech outsourcing business. Now signs are pointing to the region being the next global tech start up hub. For companies with a European base of operations, the advantages of… Read more
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Present: Simple or Progressive?
Present Simple and Present Progressive (AKA Continuous) are two fundamentals of English Grammar. Tenses, or time forms, are the thing that causes the biggest groans in English classes. Here I want to look at the above two in a bit more detail. When learning a language, people often like to compare it to what they… Read more
