This is my friend who I told you about. This is my friend I told you about. Is this is my friend the object or the subject? I'm sorry I'm confused. And, is the relative pronoun mandatory here? Thanks.

They all know how to use PowerPoint. I just need to figure out how to format a class to introduce vocab and format the PowerPoint (ie not use 100 words per slide). They are all business people, so they don't have time to make presentations

Hello, Does anybody have ideas how to teach giving presentations to non-natives? They already know how to use PowerPoint, but are lacking in the vocab. They are intermediate. I was thinking about making each class focus on a particular

Hey, Can anybody give me an idea or a reference as to how I can teach business presentation? My students are intermediate and they already know how to use powerpoint. Maybe focus on a particular type of dialogue per class? Class 1:

Sorry...I posted the wrong thing that I would like input on. How would you change the following sentences? They have to be shown on powerpoint presentation by the way. By request from Quiksilver USA and MEC Canada, conditions were improved

What verb goes with human rights when you are talking about a certain company abides by them? How could I improve this sentence: The workers at the factory are protected by their human rights as in accordance with Chinese laws.

Which is correct? The 3I of Right Corporation OR The 3 I's of Right Corporation The I's are referring to: innovation, inspiration, and intuition

Which sentences is better? I need it concise for a powerpoint. Also, this sentence is talking about a future business plan that will happen in 2008. which verb tense would I use? Can I keep it present tense? Open an outsole factory and a

I'm sorry, but I can't understand the difference. I even looked up the definitions in a dictionary and I couldn't figure it out. Please explain in simple terms.

What does that gesture mean when somebody uses their fingers as quotes while they are saying something?