#EngTips - Twitter Hashtag

almost 2 years ago

Dropping this engineering advice from Brad, our President of Products, UX, & Engineering (PXE). 💭 Check out our open engineering roles: https://t.co/9YxZ8Pk3DD 👀 #QualtricsLife #softwareengineer #engtips #customerobsessed #workintech #tech #uxdesign #software #engineering

QualtricsLife's tweet photo. Dropping this engineering advice from Brad, our President of Products, UX, & Engineering (PXE). 💭

Check out our open engineering roles: https://t.co/9YxZ8Pk3DD 👀

#QualtricsLife #softwareengineer #engtips #customerobsessed #workintech #tech #uxdesign #software #engineering https://t.co/2kYka88DS2

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モグ｜セキュリティ担当 × Claude Code MAX勢

@moneymog

over 2 years ago

セキュリティエンジニアを3年続けて分かったおすすめ勉強法 https://t.co/RE4XZl8Ibn #SecStudy #EngTips

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Common ESL Mistakes @TristanDreyer8

over 3 years ago

Here's an OLDER LESSON, so if you've seen it, please skip it. It teaches the 20 COMMON MISTAKES that intermediate and advanced speakers make. https://t.co/T0nudmn9a2 #englishtips #english #learnenglish #englishlearner #betterenglish #engivd #engtips

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Susan Lee Neth @soozinbird

almost 4 years ago

Don't be that guy! #EngTips

ℭ. 𝔅ℜ𝔄𝔗𝔗𝔒𝔑 @chasebratton

almost 4 years ago

This dude is about to walk into your design review, not pay attention and then ruin your life.

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Common ESL Mistakes @TristanDreyer8

over 4 years ago

Level: Advanced Which 1 word can go in all the blanks? a)You need to turn the __ and forget about what happened. b)The two teammates are not on the same __ regarding strategy. c)The politician took a __ out of Trump's handbook when she ran for election. #esl #english #engtips

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EnglishTips4U @EnglishTips4U

over 4 years ago

#WOTD #EngTips: How to Speak Eloquently https://t.co/OfLmqSc7U3

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EnglishTips4U @EnglishTips4U

over 4 years ago

#EngTalk #EngTips: How to Master English (2) https://t.co/HLVy9Blrrk

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Common ESL Mistakes @TristanDreyer8

almost 5 years ago

Are you making these common mistakes? I hate to reuse old lessons, but after a class today, I realized there are many common mistakes related to this. I think this lesson might be a solid review for many int learners: https://t.co/6INFLnln7Y #english #engvid #esl #engtips

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EnglishTips4U @EnglishTips4U

almost 5 years ago

"I apologise for hurting your feelings BUT other people did much worse." ❌ Instead, say: "I apologise for hurting your feelings. I promise I would do better." ✔️ #EngTips

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EnglishTips4U @EnglishTips4U

almost 5 years ago

- No 'buts' and 'ifs'. When we are taking responsibility or accountability for our actions, we are taking it without further excuse. So, the following should be avoided: "I apologise IF I hurt your feelings." ❌ Instead, say: "I apologise FOR hurting your feelings." ✔️ #EngTips

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EnglishTips4U @EnglishTips4U

almost 5 years ago

5. "Please accept my sincere apologies." Example: "Please accept my sincere apologies for the misunderstandings." #EngTips

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EnglishTips4U @EnglishTips4U

almost 5 years ago

2. "Will you please forgive me/my mistake?" Example: "I skipped my class yesterday because I wasn't feeling well. Will you please forgive me?" #EngTips

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EnglishTips4U @EnglishTips4U

almost 5 years ago

Every now and again, we apologise for something we did or we say that we're sorry that something bad happened to other people. Today, we are focusing on apologies. How can we apologise other than saying 'I'm sorry?' #EngTips

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EnglishTips4U @EnglishTips4U

almost 5 years ago

4. Abstract noun. This type of noun does not have a concrete form. Example: Love, idea, news. #EngTips

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EnglishTips4U @EnglishTips4U

almost 5 years ago

3. Concrete noun. This noun has a concrete, tangible form. Example: Phone, flour, food. #EngTips

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EnglishTips4U @EnglishTips4U

almost 5 years ago

2. Uncountable noun. The amount cannot be counted unless we use a measurement unit. Example: Rice, water, oil. #EngTips

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EnglishTips4U @EnglishTips4U

almost 5 years ago

Types of nouns used in English: 1. Countable noun. The amount of this noun can be counted. Example: Book, phone, T-shirt. #EngTips

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EnglishTips4U @EnglishTips4U

almost 5 years ago

Learning from reading and writing is a good start, but to be able to speak English eloquently, we have to practice with other people. It's important to be within a community or a group where everyone encourages us to learn even if we make mistakes. #WOTD #EngTips

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EnglishTips4U @EnglishTips4U

almost 5 years ago

True. Don't worry about what other people say about your learning process, unless it's a constructive feedback. If you want to learn something, no one can stop you. #EngTalk #EngTips https://t.co/B4IVhfGPdm

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EnglishTips4U @EnglishTips4U

almost 5 years ago

Google, YouTube, and other social media platforms have given us an unlimited access to learn anytime at our convenience. Which is why we've been running this handle for more than 10 years now. We believe that education should be made very accessible. #EngTalk #EngTips

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