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In this free guide you will read articles on:
How lawyers use the word “deed”
Another example of how lawyers use English words differently
Don’t use gender words
How to avoid the use of words that suggest male or female identity
Top 20 Latin legal phrases
What they mean and how to avoid using them
20 idioms that lawyers use
Some strange phrases that lawyers use when talking about the law
Musk vs Zuckerberg
What we learn from the ‘cease and desist’ letter in the Twitter vs Threads case
Opposites and negatives
Learn the correct negative form of words that lawyers use
“Only” is a very useful word for lawyers
Just be careful how and where you use it
How lawyers use the word “provide”
Another example of how lawyers use English words differently
Breaking down the barriers
A word study of an article about a top woman lawyer rise to the top
I’m Graham
I help lawyers like you learn how to use English as a second language so you can communicate more confidently and accurately with other lawyers, professionals and clients.
I have practised law for forty years and I am TEFL trained to teach English as a second language. But this is so much more than learning English. I teach the written and spoken English that native-speaking and international lawyers use in their legal practice.
SECOND LANGUAGE LEGAL ENGLISH