Nominalisation example lessons
Nominalisation turns verbs and adjectives into nouns — ‘decide’ becomes ‘decision’, ‘fail’ becomes ‘failure’ — which is what gives academic and formal English its dense, objective feel. These lessons show how to use it for register without letting sentences become impenetrable.
Global supply chains: analyzing complex economic arguments
Master the advanced language to dissect complex economic arguments surrounding global supply chains and geopolitical shifts, enhancing your C2 analytical and communicative prowess.
Intellectual property: mastering legal and business negotiation
Master the sophisticated language of intellectual property negotiation, from safeguarding assets to resolving patent disputes, with C2-level precision and authority.
Due diligence: presenting formal business findings
Master the advanced language of due diligence, learning to present formal business findings with precision, authority, and the nuanced clarity expected in professional settings.
Sustainability reporting: mastering formal corporate language
Master the formal corporate language of sustainability reporting, learning to articulate complex ESG efforts with precision and critically evaluate corporate claims.
Supply chain management: expressing cause and effect
Master the advanced language needed to analyse and articulate complex cause-and-effect relationships in supply chain management, from identifying bottlenecks to proposing contingency plans.
Cybersecurity: assessing threats and expressing obligation
Master C1 English for cybersecurity, assessing digital threats and articulating essential obligations with advanced vocabulary and formal grammar.
Data privacy: discussing compliance and obligations
Master the advanced vocabulary and sophisticated grammar needed to confidently discuss data privacy compliance and obligations in professional settings.
Formal reports: using nominalization for professional communication
Master <strong>nominalization</strong> and essential professional vocabulary to write formal reports that are objective, authoritative, and concise, enhancing your workplace communication skills.
Corporate mergers: communicating with finesse and authority
Corporate mergers — a C2 English lesson. Practise nominalization for formal writing and expand vocabulary around M&A communication strategies.