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Bespeaking-Korrekturleser

2021-05-02T14:26:58+01:00

Mussten Sie schon einmal einen Text oder eine Abhandlung Korrekturlesen (proofread) lassen? Wahrscheinlich handelte es sich dabei um eine wichtige Angelegenheit. Deshalb wollten Sie absolut sicher gehen (be sure), dass Ihnen kein Fehler (mistake, error) unterlaufen ist. In solchen Fällen braucht man einen passenden Korrekturleser (proofreader), der einem ein Feedback zu dem gibt, was man geschrieben hat. Ein Bespeaking-Korrekturleser oder eine Bespeaking-Korrekturleserin ist jemand, der die Texte gegenliest, um Fehler zu suchen und auszubessern (correct). Ebenso hilft er dabei, den eigenen Schreibstil zu verbessern. Es gibt also viele verschiedene Aspekte, bei denen ein Bespeaking-Korrekturleser nützlich sein kann. Wenn Sie Unterstützung beim [...]

Bespeaking-Korrekturleser2021-05-02T14:26:58+01:00

Suffixe -er und -ee: Was ist was?

2021-03-25T11:38:56+01:00

Haben Sie sich jemals gefragt, inwiefern sich die Suffixe -er und -ee genau unterscheiden? Sie können sehr verwirrend sein, wenn Sie Englisch lernen, also ist Bespeaking hier, um Ihnen zu helfen, den Unterschied zu lernen! Diese Suffixe (suffixes) tauchen ziemlich oft im Englischen auf, also ist dies definitiv etwas, das Ihnen nützlich sein wird, wenn Sie fließend Englisch sprechen wollen - oder auch nur mehr über die Sprache wissen möchten. Sind Sie bereit, Ihre Englischkenntnisse aufzufrischen? Dann lassen Sie uns die Suffixe -er und -ee erforschen! Was ist ein Suffix? Zunächst ist es hilfreich zu wissen, was genau ein Suffix [...]

Suffixe -er und -ee: Was ist was?2021-03-25T11:38:56+01:00

Many and Much: Which one to Use?

2023-05-19T10:28:34+01:00

We've talked on the blog before about when to use fewer vs. less, which are both opposites of the word more.  Another similar set (group) of words are many and much. Many and much are used in very similar circumstances (instances, situations) to fewer and less. Many and much are used with countable and uncountable nouns, respectively. For a quick refresher on countable and uncountable nouns, an explainer on when to use many and much, as well as a short quiz, keep reading! Countable vs. Uncountable Nouns, and Many and Much Whether a noun is countable or uncountable has to do with (is concerned with) if something in groups can be counted or not. Things [...]

Many and Much: Which one to Use?2023-05-19T10:28:34+01:00

How to Use Quotation Marks

2023-05-04T09:09:14+01:00

Do you know how to quote (cite) someone in your writing- whether in business, academia or in informal situations? Knowing how to use quotation marks – these -> “….” can help you write clearly and talk about what other people have said. They're an extremely useful part of writing, so it's important to know how to use quotation marks correctly. Whether you're a student who is learning about quotation marks for the first time, or a native speaker who wants a refresher (to review, learn again) on how to use quotation marks properly, keep reading to find out how to use them correctly in your writing. [...]

How to Use Quotation Marks2023-05-04T09:09:14+01:00

Do and Make Phrases in English

2023-05-03T15:53:20+01:00

In some languages, the words make and do are very similar, and can sometimes be used interchangeably. However, this is not the case in English. Make and do are two separate words that cannot be used to substitute (replace) one another. But there are some do and make phrases in English to help you remember when to use each word. Make In English, the word make is typically used when you create, construct, or build something. You will often hear the word make in relation to meals (prepared food). For example, you make yourself some lunch, or you ask your partner to make dinner. If you're creating something, go for the word make. Do There are a lot of instances where we use the [...]

Do and Make Phrases in English2023-05-03T15:53:20+01:00

Root Word Fort: Strong

2023-05-03T14:38:07+01:00

Has anyone ever told you that you have fortitude? Do you put a lot of effort into the things that you do? Then you might be interested to know about the root word fort, or strong. We love root words here at Bespeaking because they're a great way to learn and remember new words! Root words like Ject, Err, Cult, Se give you terrific (great) insight into how words work and how they are related. Find out how the root word fort strengthens these words, with some help from our friends at Merriam Webster. Fortitude (noun) mental strength and courage that [...]

Root Word Fort: Strong2023-05-03T14:38:07+01:00

Both, Either, and Neither

2023-04-25T11:01:59+01:00

How do you talk about two things in English? Whether you're talking about two things that are similar or eliminating (getting rid of, deleting) two things, it's important to have the right vocabulary. For that we have the words both, either, and neither in English. Curious about how to use these words? Then read on to improve your English vocabulary! Both Both, quite simply, is an easy way to talk about two things at the same time. We use both in English to talk about one thing and second thing. You can use it with two adjectives to help describe someone or something, and with two nouns to [...]

Both, Either, and Neither2023-04-25T11:01:59+01:00

Mistake Words in English

2023-04-25T10:18:40+01:00

Mistake Words in English As much as we may like to be, we can't be perfect all the time. We're only human, and humans make mistakes. That means we say or do something wrong. That's why we decided to introduce you to some mistake words in English. The next time you make a mistake, slip up, or an error, you'll have the vocabulary to describe what happened. Mistake A mistake is something that is wrong or incorrect, and usually done on accident (not on purpose). People don't mean to make a mistake, but sometimes it happens! If you make a [...]

Mistake Words in English2023-04-25T10:18:40+01:00

Can, Could, and Be Able To

2023-04-25T09:39:23+01:00

Can, Could, and Be Able To How do you talk about ability in English? How do you talk about things you are able to do, like read, jump, play, or speak a language? This is where the words can, could, and be able to come into play. They're the perfect way to help you talk about ability. All three of these are very important to the English language, and we use them in everyday conversation very often. Make sure you know the difference between them to help improve (make better) your language ability! Uses of can, could, and be able to Can Can is a modal verb, which can [...]

Can, Could, and Be Able To2023-04-25T09:39:23+01:00

Intensifiers in English

2023-03-27T09:49:30+01:00

Intensifiers in English As we all know by now, English is full of great ways to say things. It can be a very descriptive (colorful, detailed) language, and there are a lot of different ways you can say something. But how do you make things even more descriptive? How do you say something was bigger or badder or more? This is where intensifiers in English come into play. Using intensifiers in English is how we make adjectives stronger and your sentences more descriptive. Here's how you can do it: Intensifiers There are a few different levels of intensifiers in English [...]

Intensifiers in English2023-03-27T09:49:30+01:00

Like and As in English: Easy English Blog- Bespeaking

2023-03-27T09:32:54+01:00

Like and As in English: Easy English Blog How do you talk about two things in English? How do you talk about similar (almost the same) things? Do you know? There's a very easy way to compare things in English. To do so, you can use the words like and as in English. Like and as are prepositions or conjunctions. But they can also be used to compare things. If you want to know how these words work, keep reading! Like Like + noun = "similar to" or "in the same way" Like is a preposition. It is followed by a noun or a pronoun. Using like is a great way to compare [...]

Like and As in English: Easy English Blog- Bespeaking2023-03-27T09:32:54+01:00

Homonyms in English: Some Tricky Ones

2023-03-01T16:24:19+01:00

Homonyms in English: Some Tricky Ones English has a lot of things that can trip up (confuse) English students, and one of the trickiest ones are homonyms. Homonyms in English are words that are both pronounced and spelled the same, but have different meanings. This can be particularly confusing (hard to understand) when you're reading, as you have to use the context clues in the sentence to understand what is being said. Homonyms are a particularly advanced part of learning English, but we're here this week to help explain some of the interesting ones. Once you know what to look out for, you'll hopefully [...]

Homonyms in English: Some Tricky Ones2023-03-01T16:24:19+01:00
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