Spoken expressions by M Arsalan
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This document lists 46 spoken expressions in English. It provides contact information for M. Arsalan Siddiqui who teaches IELTS, TOEFL, EFL and Business English courses. The expressions cover a range of common phrases used in spoken English for introducing topics, providing opinions and examples, making comparisons, expressing uncertainty and preferences.
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This document discusses subject-verb agreement in English. It provides examples of how singular and plural subjects require singular and plural verbs respectively. It also discusses how certain indefinite pronouns like "everyone" and "some" can be either singular or plural depending on what they refer to. The document provides guidance on forming correct subject-verb pairs with collective nouns, compound subjects, and subjects joined with words like "and", "or", and "nor".
Parallelism by Arsalan Siddiqui
This document appears to be a test assessing understanding of modal verbs and parallelism. It contains 40 multiple choice questions testing these grammatical concepts. The questions cover a range of scenarios requiring the correct use of modal verbs like "would have", "should have", "may have", and "could have". They also assess parallel structure in sentences with verbs. The test examines both past and present tense verb forms.
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This document discusses the rising costs of health care and challenges of managing care. It defines health care systems and managed care, which aims to reduce costs and improve quality. The objectives are to understand health and managed care, opportunities and threats to health care systems, and challenges like rising costs and shortage of professionals. Data was collected through questionnaires on costs and challenges from patients and families. The conclusion is that individuals cannot rely solely on the health care system and must also focus on self-care due to rising costs and quality challenges facing the system.
Effective communication by Arsalan
Effective communication occurs when the communicator successfully conveys their intended message and achieves their goals and objectives. Ineffective communication can result from cultural or physical noise that disrupts the message, a lack of communication skills, confidence, knowledge, or command of the subject area. To communicate effectively, one should believe in themselves, ensure their message is easily understood, maintain focus, make eye contact, have expertise in their field, eliminate technical issues, use appropriate language, and keep the receiver's interest in mind. Effective communication is important for individuals to interact within society and convey ideas to others.
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