At the end of the module, the participants are expected to refresh their knowledge of English grammar that will make them more confident English speakers in common client-facing scenarios in business situations.

• Proper Pronunciation

- The B & V/F & P/T & Th Sounds

- The Long "E" vs. The Short "I"

- The Hard Sound of Vowels in Filipino vs. the Various Vowel Sounds in English

- Commonly Mispronounced Words (Incorrect Articulation and Stressing of Syllables)

• Subject-Verb Agreement

- The #1 Must-Remember Subject-Verb Agreement Rule

- Common Subject-Verb Agreement Errors with "Always" and Other "Adverbs with Strong "S" Sounds

• The Paradox of Noncount Nouns

- Its Singular Form vs. Its Plural Meaning

- The Common Errors in Noncount Usage

• Do Tenses Make You Tense?

- Tense Usage and Context

- The Past Participle Form Review

- The Double Past and Present Tense

• Perplexing Prepositions

- Prepositions – In/At/On/To

- Common Preposition Errors with Verb & Preposition and Adjective & Preposition Combinations

• Singular vs. Plural Noun Form Usage

- "One of the" and "Each of the" Phrases

- The Use of All and Every (When Translated to "Lahat" in Filipino)

- The Use of Another and Other with Nouns

• Determiners

- Articles – The Use of "A" and "An"

- The Use of "Those" and "These" with Noncount Nouns

• Adjectives

- Number-Noun Adjective Combination

- The Double Comparative & Superlative

• Discussion and Role-Playing of Different Scenarios that Require the Use of English

- Introducing One's Self and Your Company to Potential Clients in Networking Situations

- Delivering Your Company's "Template Presentations"

- Calling Potential and Existing Clients

- Dealing with Foreigners and English-Speaking Filipino Clients (One-on-One Conversations/Group Meetings)