How To Say What You Want

How To Say What You Want
Published 5/2025
MP4 | Video: h264, 1920×1080 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz

What you’ll learn

Adequately express relatively complex ideas in a desired format

Structure and construct written business communication like emails and reports with clarity and precision

Reduce hesitation and errors in spontaneous business conversations.

Requirements

No prerequisites are required – come as you are!

Description

Overview

Section 1: Introduction

Lecture 1 Introduction to How to Say What You Want

Section 2: Being Specific

Lecture 2 Being Specific – Introduction

Lecture 3 Being Specific – Rules

Section 3: Positioning Entities and Events

Lecture 4 Positioning Entities and Events – Introduction

Lecture 5 Positioning Entities and Events – Rules

Section 4: Referring to Someone

Lecture 6 Referring to Someone – Introduction

Lecture 7 Referring to Someone – Rules

Section 5: Number Agreement

Lecture 8 Number Agreement – Introduction

Lecture 9 Number Agreement – Rules

Section 6: Setting Timelines

Lecture 10 Setting Timelines – Introduction

Lecture 11 Setting Timelines – Rules I

Lecture 12 Setting Timelines – Rules II

Section 7: Layering Ideas

Lecture 13 Layering Ideas – Introduction

Lecture 14 Layering Ideas – Rules

Section 8: Forming Questions and Negative Statements

Lecture 15 Forming Questions and Negative Statements – Introduction

Lecture 16 Forming Questions – Rules

Lecture 17 Forming Negative Statements – Rules

Section 9: Expressing Moods

Lecture 18 Expressing Moods – Introduction

Lecture 19 Expressing Moods – Rules

Section 10: Ranking Ideas

Lecture 20 Ranking Ideas – Introduction

Lecture 21 Ranking Ideas – Rules

Section 11: Describing Frequency

Lecture 22 Describing Frequency – Introduction

Lecture 23 Describing Frequency – Rules

Section 12: Sentence Structures – I

Lecture 24 Sentence Structures – I – Introduction

Lecture 25 Sentence Structures – I – Rules

Section 13: Sentence Structures – II

Lecture 26 Sentence Structures – II – Introduction

Lecture 27 Sentence Structures – II – Rules

Section 14: Describing Actions and Consequences
Lecture 28 Describing Actions and Consequences – Introduction
Lecture 29 Describing Actions and Consequences – Rules
Section 15: Shifting Focus

Lecture 30 Shifting Focus – Introduction

Lecture 31 Shifting Focus – Rules

Section 16: Finishing Touches

Lecture 32 Final Touches – I

Lecture 33 Final Touches – II