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Positive & Negative Adjectives to describe your colleagues – Business English Vocabulary – Free English Practice

If you are a working professional you spend a lot of time with your co-workers & colleagues. So, why not learn some useful English vocabulary to describe them. In this English lesson, you would learn some positive and negative adjectives to describe your work colleagues and co-workers. When you work with people for long hours, you certainly develop a relationship with them and get to know them better. You could use these useful adjectives to expand your vocabulary and describe one's qualities by choosing the right word that suits them.

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Positive adjectives to describe your co-workers

Trustworthy –
Someone on whom you could completely rely on and trust them is a trustworthy person. These people are very honest in their dealings.

Responsible –
Someone how puts in a lot of effort in their duty and are very hardworking. They always make sure they complete their task on time and before the deadline.

Ethical-
Someone who is honest and deals with high moral and principles is ethical in their dealings.

Diligent-
When someone concentrates on details or in other words micromanages things could be called as a diligent co-worker. They are never distracted by what’s happening in the surrounding.

Obedient –
Moreover, this word implies to kids, but could also be used to talk about someone who complies with the rules and regulations strictly. The always follow their bosses voice or instructions.

Negative adjectives to describe your co-workers

Belligerent –
There are people who are always on their toes to pick up a fight. They just want to have an argument on everything. They are really annoying and spoil the work environment.

Finicky –
There are some co-workers who pay a lot of attention to silly and unimportant things; such people could be called as finicky. They are quite fussy and picky about things around them.

Gullible –
Someone who could be easily tricked is called gullible. Such people could be easily fooled. It’s not a good quality one could have.

Inconsiderate-
The simplest word to describe an inconsiderate person is rude. They just don’t care about someone’s emotions or feelings. They are disrespectful to others and embarrass you often.

Malicious –
These are mean people who harass and insult you. They are evil in nature.

We hope these adjectives are useful for you to expand your vocabulary and next time you would use the correct word to describe your co-worker.

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Fun Vocabulary for Describing Sounds you hear every day – Free English Lessons

We all have been in situations where we need to talk about different levels of sounds. You might need to talk about the high volume of the music at a party or total silence in a library. So, how can we talk about different levels of sound using advanced vocabulary? In this English lesson, with me Michelle, you are going to learn to talk about both silence and noise. Learn to describe different sounds you hear every day.

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1. Hush- Silence
Ex: A hush fell over the wedding hall when the bride walked in.

2. Faint- talking in a low voice.
Ex: There was faint noise coming from the TV.

3. Muffled- when you can hear someone talking but can’t understand their words clearly.
Ex: They muffled behind the door but I couldn’t hear anything.

4. Muted- when you expected that there would be a lot of noise but there isn’t any.
Ex: The applause was muted.

5. Racquet- a loud and unpleasant continuous noise.
Ex: I couldn’t sleep because of the racquet made by the traffic.

6. Commotion- a state of confusion and noisy disturbance.
Ex: What’s the commotion all about?

7. Hubbub- laughter, shouting and chattering caused by a crowd.
Ex: I couldn’t hear anything because of the general hubbub in the party.

8. Clatter- the sound of hard objects striking each other.
Ex: I heard the clatter from the kitchen and instantly knew that she was washing dishes.

9. Can’t hear myself think- When the place is so noisy that we are unable to think as well.
Ex: Please stop shouting I can’t even hear myself think.

10. Blaring out- Music at high volume
Ex: The music was blaring out of the speakers next to the pool.

11. Full blast- full volume
Ex: My grand dad had the TV on full blast.

12. Pin drop silence- absolute silence
Ex: There was such silence that I could even hear a pin drop.

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The Attitude of Saying ‘ I Don’t Give A Damn’ for Silly things in life - Self Improvement & Personality Development Training

This self-improvement video makes you aware about a common issue most people face-the issue of caring about things we shouldn’t!  Yes, we care too much about things that don’t even matter.  So in this video we will learn how to stop caring about the small stuff, how to NOT give a damn!  This is the only way you can live a life of peace and not be tortured by the agony of what people say or do or think about you.  This personality development training video highlights certain things you might want to consider if you’ve fallen into the trap of caring about every little thing.  

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