HR Conference Invitation & Customer Complaint Response

Invitation to Annual HR Conference in Barcelona

Dear Sir/Madam,

I would like to invite you to our annual conference for Human Resources managers. This year, the conference will be held at our offices in Barcelona, Spain, from April 21st to 23rd. Following the meetings, we will have a company dinner.

We would greatly appreciate your attendance, as several important projects require approval, and your input is essential. Our Marketing Director, James Arthur, will also be present.

During these days, in

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Unforgettable Days: Stories and Reflections

A Fun Day with Friends

One day last summer, I decided to go to the river with some friends. We don’t live on the coast, so we met in town at nine o’clock in the morning and got on a bus. We found a good place, took off our T-shirts, and sat down on the sand. Then we started playing football. Later, some children came to play with us. Finally, we won the match.

In the afternoon, we drank mate with the other boys and girls and started to talk about our jobs. One boy recently started working in the same

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Mastering Reported Speech: Tense Shifts, Questions, and Orders

Reported speech, also known as indirect speech, is used to convey what someone else said without using their exact words. This often involves changes in tense, pronouns, and time expressions.

Tense Changes in Reported Speech

When reporting speech, the tense of the verb usually shifts back one step. Here are some common tense changes:

  • Present Simple: He works in a restaurant. → She said that he worked in a restaurant.
  • Past Simple: He worked in a restaurant. → She said that he had worked in a restaurant.
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Essential English Vocabulary: Weather, Activities, and Clothing

Weather Vocabulary:

  • Cloud: Clouds
  • Cloudy: Cloudy
  • Hot: Hot
  • Warm: Temperate
  • Cool: Fresh
  • Cold: Cold
  • Sun: Sun
  • Sunny: Sunny
  • Freezing: Frozen
  • Rain: Rain
  • Rainy: Rainy
  • Windy: Windy
  • Snowy: Snowy
  • Humid: Wet
  • Fog: Fog
  • Foggy: Foggy
  • Sultry: Sultry
  • Hailstone: Hailstones

Common Questions and Answers

  • What’s the weather like today? It is cloudy and warm.
  • What are you doing now? What are you doing now?
  • What are they doing? They are doing…
  • I do aerobics. I do aerobics.
  • I don’t play soccer. I don’t play soccer.
  • I watch tennis. I watch tennis.
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Vaccines, HR Meetings, Logistics, and Grammar

Vaccine Hesitancy and Pandemic Management

1. My opinion on vaccines is complex. Thanks to them, we have eliminated many deadly diseases. However, the COVID-19 vaccines were introduced with strong insistence despite scientific evidence suggesting potential adverse effects for some individuals. Media and public figures who tried to publicize this information, often supported by medical and scientific reports, faced censorship and scorn. This political and medical management of the last pandemic significantly

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Prepositions, Feelings, Conjunctions, and More

Prepositions of Time

At: Used for specific times, special periods, and certain expressions:

  • At 6 o’clock, at half past two, at 7:45
  • At Christmas, at Easter, at night, at the weekend

In: Used for months, seasons, years, and parts of the day (except for “at night”):

  • In the morning, in the afternoon, in the evening

On: Used for dates and specific days:

  • On March 1st
  • On Tuesday, on New Year’s Day, on Valentine’s Day

Feelings

Bored, worried, stressed, excited, relaxed, embarrassed, disappointed, in a bad mood,

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