Erroneous English Question #19 - Perpetrate Vs. Perpetuate

Can you tell the difference between Perpetrate and Perpetuate?

Even English natives mix up the two terms on occasion.

For some reason, Perpetrate and Perpetuate confuse English learners and speakers alike.

Well, review the question below. Which sentence is Erroneous English?

Do you have strong English grammar skills?

Get the answer to the Erroneous English Question of the Week on Tuesday in Episode 19 of the Business English Ace Radio podcast.

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Business English Ace #Vocabulary - Paper Millionaire - #Video

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Business English Ace #Vocabulary - Garnishment - #Video

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Our Business English Ace Vocabulary Word is - garnishment.

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Business English Ace - Confusing Word Pair - Penultimate vs. Ultimate

Business English Ace - Confusing Word Pair - Penultimate vs. Ultimate

Find out the difference between these two confusing words.

While they may look similar, discover the key difference by reading the presentation below.

Stop the confusion with this word pair now. Check out the presentation below.


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Business English Ace #Vocabulary - Markup - #Video

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Business #English Ace - Confusing Word Pair - Allusion vs. Illusion

Business English Ace - Confusing Word Pair - Allusion vs. Illusion

Find out the difference between this confusing pair of words.

While they sound the same, find out the key difference by reading the presentation below.

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Confusing English Words - Allusion - Illusion from Hilda E. Colby

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Business English Ace #Vocabulary - Abrogate - #Video

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Every week we bring you a new business vocabulary term like - abrogate.

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Business #English Ace #Video - Confusing Word Pair - Aid vs. Aide

Business #English Ace #Video - Confusing Word Pair - Aid vs. Aide

Our Confusing English Video of the Week concerns the pair - Aid and Aide.

Do you know how to use them correctly?

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Business English Ace #Vocabulary - EBITDA - #Video

Are you a money wizard or do you work with financial statistics at the office?

Or, are you an investor and just want to more about a company?

Then our Business English Ace Vocabulary Word of the Week is perfect for you!

Pull up a chair and watch the video below to find out about the meaning of EBITDA.

Business Vocabulary - EBITDA

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Business English Ace #Vocabulary - Indemnify - #Video

Business English Ace Vocabulary - Indemnify 

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Do you work in insurance or have your purchased insurance lately?

Then, you may be familiar with our term today.

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Business English Ace #Vocabulary - Talk about Cars - #Video

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Business #English Ace #Video - Confusing Word Pair - Precede vs. Proceed

Do you confuse precede and proceed in English?

Don't worry. You are not alone. 

Native English speakers often have to consult a dictionary to tell these two terms apart.  

However, today, you get a video to show you the difference!

Watch the video below to learn the difference between precede and proceed and how to use them correctly in both speech and writing.

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Erroneous English Question 2 - Bear vs Bare

Welcome to the Erroneous English Question of the Week for Episode 2 of Business English Ace Radio!

I will usually post the Erroneous Englsh Question of the Week every Sunday before my new podcast – Business English Ace Radio – is released on Tuesday.

However, during the kick-off week of the new podcast, I am posting for the Wednesday episode. So stay tuned!

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Here is the Erroneous English Question of the Week for epsisode 2. (Check our Erroneous English Question #1 and the Answer in Episode 1 of Business English Ace Radio).

Make sure to leave your comments below. Do you know which is correct? Listen on Wednesday for a full explanation!

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Erroneous English Question 2 - Bear vs Bare

Erroneous English Question - Assess vs Access

Welcome to the Erroneous English Question of the Week!

I will post the Erroneous Englsh Question of the Week every Sunday before my new podcast – Business English Ace Radio – is released on Tuesday.

Are you tired of making the same mistakes using English?

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Every week on Tuesday a new podcast is released to help you fulfill your personal and professional dreams using English.

This week, I will release:

• the introductory episode on Monday,


• Episode 1 on Tuesday, and


• Epsisode 2 on Thursday.

So prepare yourself to improve your English skills one episode at a time.

More information will follow.

Here is the Erroneous English Question of the Week.

Make sure to leave your comments below. Do you know which is correct?

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Twisted Business English - Idiom - On Tap

Do idioms confuse you? Our post today will help.

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I’ve been pleasantly surprised by the reaction to our Twisted Business English series.

Twisted Business English

We take a business news headline that has a “twist.”

Headline writers are quite clever, or at least try to be.

In our presentation below, headline writers used the idiom “on tap.”

Read the presentation to find out why.

Idioms

Idiomatic expressions flummox many learners of English.

Idioms, in short, are phrases where the words together have a meaning that is different from the dictionary definitions of the individual words.

An idiom is a phrase where the words together have a meaning that is different from the dictionary definitions of the individual words, which can make

Idioms are hard to understand for English students because of the seemingly endless combinations of words for assorted meanings.

Idiomatic language is quite colourful to express ideas or situations more vividly and often more briefly.

Like our Twisted Business English phrase below, idioms help crate an image or mental picture so people can easily relate to the ideas you are trying to express.

 You may be familiar with this expression: On Tap.

If not, please read on!

Twisted Business English - On Tap from Hilda E. Colby

Conclusion

In order to get a grip on idioms talk with native speakers, and ask them about meanings that escape you.

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Business English Ace #Vocabulary - Economies of Scale - #Video

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Business English Ace #Vocabulary - Cartel - #Video

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Business English Ace #Vocabulary - Brokerage - #Video

Are you ready to boost your Business English vocabulary today?

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If not, settle back, relax, and get ready for new terms for your business lexicon.

Watch the video below to learn about the term - brokerage. 

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Business English Ace #Vocabulary - Color Idioms - #Video

Are you ready to learn some "color idioms" in English?

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Get comfortable, relax, and enjoy!

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Business #English Ace #Video - Confusing Word Pair - Amiable vs. Amicable

Do you confuse amiable and amicable in English?

Don't worry. You are not alone. 

Even native English speakers confuse these terms. This pair is especially close in meaning.

Stop being tricked by these words today!

Watch the video below to learn the difference between amiable and amicable and how to use them correctly in both speech and writing.

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