This is the first in a two-part English vocabulary lesson on IT English and computer vocabulary related to the “next generation” of internet technologies, commonly referred to as Web 2.0.
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Chalk ‘n’ Talk by Brian Rhodes is a series of video lessons exploring advanced English grammar topics.
In this lesson, Brian takes a look at the causative and how it can be used with gerunds and the passive.
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Chalk ‘n’ Talk is a series of English video lessons exploring advanced English grammar topics.
In this lesson, Brian takes a look at the causative and how it can be used in the passive voice. The causative has the meaning of ‘someone causes someone to do something’. The three verbs usually used for the causative are get, have, and make.
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For the final lesson in our two-part business English vocabulary series on financial English vocabulary related to bankruptcy, we’re going to look at General Motor’s impending Chapter 11 filing. A bankruptcy filing by GM would rank as the third-largest bankruptcy in U.S. history.
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Today, we’re beginning a two-part Video Vocab series on Business English vocabulary related to bankruptcy. This lesson will focus on financial English vocabulary related to the two most common types of bankruptcy in U.S. law: Chapter 11 and Chapter 7.
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