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English vocabulary

Customer service

  • Glad = happy/pleased
  • To thrive = to prosper/to grow
  • To cope with = tu deal with
  • Aim = objective
  • Once = one time
  • Pool = group
  • To lessen = to reduce/to downsize
  • To hinge = to depend
  • To deem = to perceive/to view
  • Relatives = members of your family
  • To enhance = to improve
  • To ensure = to make sure
  • Incentives = encouragment/stimulus
  • To reward = to retribute
  • Upcoming = imminent
  • To entice = to encourage

Modals rules

  • Modals don't use -s for the third person singular in the present simple
  • As auxiliaries, modals make questions by invent°
  • Modals don't use the -ing ending
  • The correct structure is : Subject + semi-modal + to + verb
  • The correct structure is : Subject + modal + not + verb


Modal verbs

  • should/ought to -> advice (=conseil)
  • must (100% sure) -> strong obligat°/certainty
  • mustn't -> prohibition (=interdict°)
  • may (50% sure) -> polite permission/possibility
  • might (25% sure) -> permission/possibility
  • can -> possibility/ability/permission
  • can't -> uncapacity
  • could -> ability in the past/polite permiss°/ possibility


Semi-modal verbs

  • to be able to = être capable de...
  • to be allowed to -> être autorisé à ...
  • to have to = devoir

Surveys

  • promoters = people who talk in good terms of your company to others
  • surveys = an examinat° of opinions, behavior, etc..., made by asking people q°
  • to monitor = to watch and check a situat° carefully for a period of time in order to discover something about it
  • to conduct = to arganize and perform a particular activity
  • praise = things that you say that express your admirat° and/or approval of something or someone
  • to glean = to collect info. in small amounts and often with difficulty
  • Respondents = a person who answers a request for info.
  • To hound = to refuse to leave someone alone, especially because you want to get something from them, similar in meaning to "harass"
  • Scale = a set of number, amounts, etc..., used to measure or compare the level of something
  • To aggregate = to combine into a single group or total
  • To dig = to search somewhere when you are looking for an object or info., similar in meaning of "seek"
  • Scathing = criticizing someone or something in a severe and unkind way

English vocabulary

Customer service

  • Glad = happy/pleased
  • To thrive = to prosper/to grow
  • To cope with = tu deal with
  • Aim = objective
  • Once = one time
  • Pool = group
  • To lessen = to reduce/to downsize
  • To hinge = to depend
  • To deem = to perceive/to view
  • Relatives = members of your family
  • To enhance = to improve
  • To ensure = to make sure
  • Incentives = encouragment/stimulus
  • To reward = to retribute
  • Upcoming = imminent
  • To entice = to encourage

Modals rules

  • Modals don't use -s for the third person singular in the present simple
  • As auxiliaries, modals make questions by invent°
  • Modals don't use the -ing ending
  • The correct structure is : Subject + semi-modal + to + verb
  • The correct structure is : Subject + modal + not + verb


Modal verbs

  • should/ought to -> advice (=conseil)
  • must (100% sure) -> strong obligat°/certainty
  • mustn't -> prohibition (=interdict°)
  • may (50% sure) -> polite permission/possibility
  • might (25% sure) -> permission/possibility
  • can -> possibility/ability/permission
  • can't -> uncapacity
  • could -> ability in the past/polite permiss°/ possibility


Semi-modal verbs

  • to be able to = être capable de...
  • to be allowed to -> être autorisé à ...
  • to have to = devoir

Surveys

  • promoters = people who talk in good terms of your company to others
  • surveys = an examinat° of opinions, behavior, etc..., made by asking people q°
  • to monitor = to watch and check a situat° carefully for a period of time in order to discover something about it
  • to conduct = to arganize and perform a particular activity
  • praise = things that you say that express your admirat° and/or approval of something or someone
  • to glean = to collect info. in small amounts and often with difficulty
  • Respondents = a person who answers a request for info.
  • To hound = to refuse to leave someone alone, especially because you want to get something from them, similar in meaning to "harass"
  • Scale = a set of number, amounts, etc..., used to measure or compare the level of something
  • To aggregate = to combine into a single group or total
  • To dig = to search somewhere when you are looking for an object or info., similar in meaning of "seek"
  • Scathing = criticizing someone or something in a severe and unkind way