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Fluent English Pro
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Episode 49
Season 1
Adjective Order in Business English: A Complete Guide for Non-Native Speakers
Have you ever tried to describe something in English—like a product or a report—but it just didn’t sound natural, even though the words were correct? It’s probably not what you said, but the order you said it.
In this episode, I talk about the correct order of adjectives in English. There’s a structure native speakers follow, and once you know it, your English will instantly sound more natural and professional. I break it down using a simple formula called OSASCOMP—and no, you don’t have to memorize it all at once.
You’ll hear real examples, common mistakes, and how this small detail can make a big difference in how clear and confident you sound at work. Plus, I give you a quick practice challenge to try it for yourself.
Key Takeaways:
- Whether you're writing, speaking, or presenting, this small detail makes a big difference.
- Keep it simple; stick to 2 or 3 adjectives
- The better your descriptions, the more professional and trustworthy you’ll sound
Resources:
Fluent English Pro is your go-to podcast if you want to sound more confident and professional in English. Whether you're running meetings, negotiating deals, giving presentations, or just chatting with colleagues, we’ve got you covered.
Each week, we break down essential language skills, common mistakes, and practical tips to help you improve—without taking up too much of your time. If you’re an intermediate to advanced English speaker looking to level up, tune in and start making real progress!
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