Author Archives: Robert D. E. Senior

About Robert D. E. Senior

Fully qualified and experienced Professional English teacher / trainer UK native speaker BA (hons, first class) Linguistics and TEFL 15 years experience in UK, Spain and Austria FCE - CAE - CPE - BEC V - BEC H - TOEFL - IELTS Business, Academic and General English

Numbers in English

Posted on April 13, 2015

How to say numbers in English: Numbers in English

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Find a tandem partner: http://www.gospeaky.com

Posted on March 20, 2015

Here’s another great looking website that’s still in beta mode but which should hopefully work nicely. Sign up and give them a try! Let me know how you get on by commenting here 🙂 http://www.gospeaky.com/profile/

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Find a tandem partner direct from your phone

Posted on March 14, 2015

There’s now even an app you can use to find a tandem partner. It works on both Android and IOS so now you really have no excuse 🙂 http://www.hellotalk.com/

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Tandem in Vienna

Posted on February 26, 2015

To find a tandem partner in Vienna try: http://sprachenzentrum.univie.ac.at/content/site/spzuw/de/sprachlernboerse/pinnwand/index.html

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Business English Writing: How to do a professional layout

Posted on December 22, 2014

If you want to know how a modern professional business letter/memo/fax should look like, click on the link below. Fully Blocked Style

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Presentations: Sales Revenue 2013

Posted on November 20, 2014

Can you describe the line chart here: Sales Revenue 2013 Here’s a worksheet and ansakey that will help with the language you’ll need: Describing Graphs & Gradients // Describing Graphs & Gradients Ansakey And here’s one we did earlier: line chart You should … Continue reading →

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Meetings Mind Map

Posted on November 15, 2014

Here’s a mind map with verb collocations for ‘a meeting’ (e.g. open a meeting), three typical phrases for getting out of a meeting (= avoiding having to attend) and some meetings associated vocab. Meeting mind map And here’s a list of vocab … Continue reading →

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