Welcome everybody, my name is Antoine Phaneuf and I have been studying social science for almost 2 years now. There are a lot of branches in this program, but I choose the business one. The students in this program will surely have to send a lot of e-mail during their career, either for a partnership, a business opportunity or just to communicate with your colleagues.
Nobody wants to have embarrassing errors in their e-mails. Mainly, if it's for the business.
English is my second language, and I am more prone to making spelling and grammar mistakes
Since I graduate High schools, I have really improved my English skills by using every tip from my teachers, like the one I'm going to show you today.
My goal for this screen cast is to demonstrate how to use a website that is gonna check if you have any errors in your e-mail and help you pronounce difficult words.
Get ready to follow my very specific tutorial. Don't worry it will take less than 3 minutes.
You will be amazed how easy it is.
If you make a bad first impression you could lose a business partner and a lot of credibility.
"I hope this email fines you well" (instead of "finds you well").
Incorrect: "Looking forward to your reply."
Correct: "I am looking forward to your reply."
First, open any browser and type Virtual Writing Tutor in the adress bar and if you typed it correctly it suppose to lead you to this page.
In the top left corner the logo, you can see the logo and just a little bit below you will see the on the navigation menu all that the website can offer you, but the sections will be explained in detail in other videos. What interested us today is in the middle of the screen. You can see a text area and the instructions.
So, if you are interested in the business world, or you're already in it, that's how you can be sure your e-mail are error-free. I show you how to not lose your credibility with the Virtual Writing Tutor.
But the only, I will in return is to you to click on subscribe button to encourage me to make some others video that will help a lot of people. Thank you very much in advance and for watching. Have a great day!
Word count: 408
Total MP3 length: 00:00
Target structure count: 7
Error count: 7
Error density: 2%