So there you are, ssa. You're in an important meeting at work, confidently presenting your ideas, when you say:

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Silence.

You’ve just made two mistakes that threw off your entire presentation. No one even remembers what you just said because you just said “equipments” and “evidences.”

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Undermined by a single letter…

It's heartbreaking, isn't it? You've worked so hard on your English, but little mistakes like this keep slipping out at the worst possible moments.

But let me tell you, after 11 years of teaching, I hear mistakes just like these from even my most advanced students almost every single day.

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But what if I told you there are exactly 16 words that are causing 90% of these embarrassing moments? And what if you could master them all in just one lesson?