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Job Interview Word Pairs: Native English for Taipei Candidates (2026) | 面試英文搭配詞
Master 30+ job interview word pairs (collocations) Taiwan professionals need. Sound like a native English speaker and win roles in Taipei’s competitive global job market.
7 Levels of English Learning: Which Level Is Your Child? (2026 Parent Guide)
Does your child come home from school and say they “know English” — but you’re not sure exactly what that means? You’re not alone. Understanding your child’s English level can feel tricky, especially when schools use different systems or just say “intermediate.” The good news: there is a clear, internationally recognized framework that maps every…
請假英文：25 Phrases & Email Templates (2026) | Taiwan Pros
請假英文 是台灣上班族每年都會用到的高頻商業英文，但寫錯一句話，主管的印象分數立刻打折。本文整理 25 個必背請假英文句型、5 種真實情境的請假英文 email 範本、以及病假、事假、特休、產假的正確說法。讀完這篇，你下次無論是臨時請病假、提前一個月排年假，或是用 Slack 跟外籍主管請半天事假，都能在 60 秒內寫出對方一看就懂、不會反覆來回的英文訊息。 請假英文的 6 種類型 | 6 Types of Leave Every Taiwan Pro Should Know 不同假別在英文裡用的字完全不同。把 sick leave 跟 personal leave 混用，會讓 HR 抓不到你的假別記在哪一格。下面這六個字，是台灣外商辦公室最常出現的請假英文核心詞彙。 中文 英文 用法範例 病假 sick leave I’m taking sick leave today. 事假 personal leave / personal day I’d like to take a…
English Intensifiers: 25 Adverb-Adjective Combos for TOEIC & Office (2026) | 英文強化副詞搭配詞
Master 25 adverb-adjective collocations Taiwanese professionals need for TOEIC and business English. From highly skilled to deeply concerned, learn the natural intensifier pairs native speakers expect.
Meeting Minutes English: 7-Step Guide for Taiwan Pros (2026) | 會議記錄英文寫法
Writing 會議記錄英文 (meeting minutes in English) is the single fastest way a Taiwan office worker gets noticed by a foreign manager. A clean set of minutes saved one Taipei project team three weeks of rework after a misunderstood pricing decision — that is the kind of payoff a well-written summary creates. This guide gives you…
English Conditionals: 4 Types Taiwan Pros Master (2026) | 英文假設語氣完整指南
English conditionals are sentence structures that link a condition to a result using “if.” There are four standard types — zero, first, second, and third — plus a mixed conditional that splices two timeframes together. Mandarin doesn’t mark conditionals with verb tense the way English does, so Taiwan professionals often end up saying things like…
Take, Have, Get: 35 Verb Combos for Taiwan Office English (2026) | 動詞搭配詞 Take Have Get
Master 35 essential English collocations with take, have, and get — bilingual examples for Taiwan professionals studying business English, TOEIC, and workplace conversation.
Phone English: 30 Phrases for Taiwan Pros (2026) | 電話英文必備指南
The first three seconds of an English phone call decide the next five minutes. If you fumble the greeting, the caller pegs you as nervous and starts speaking faster to “help” — which only makes things worse. 電話英文 (phone English) is the single highest-stakes English skill for Taiwan professionals because there is no body language,…
English Self Introduction: 1-Minute Script (2026) | 英文自我介紹範例
英文自我介紹 1 分鐘範例 — a 7-part structure, copy-ready opener phrases, and a full interview script Taiwan professionals can adapt for any role today.
Make vs Do Collocations: 40 Pairs Taiwan Pros Confuse (2026) | 英文搭配詞 Make 還是 Do
Why do Taiwanese learners say ‘do a mistake’ or ‘make homework’? Because Chinese 做 covers both. Here are 40 essential make/do collocations to fix the most common Taiwan ESL slip — with TOEIC and business email examples.
12 English Tenses Guide for Taiwan Pros (2026) | 英文時態完整指南
The single biggest reason Taiwanese English learners hit a wall around the B1 level isn’t vocabulary or pronunciation — it’s the 12 English tenses. Chinese verbs don’t inflect for time, so the entire idea of “present perfect continuous” feels like a foreign operating system. After 20 years teaching English in Taipei, I’ve seen TOEIC 750+…
Workplace English: 30 Office Phrases for Taiwan Pros (2026) | 職場英文必備句型
Walk into any Taipei office on a Monday morning and you can spot the difference in three seconds. The colleague who says “Morning, how was your weekend?” gets a smile back. The one who says “Hello, have you eaten?” in English gets a polite, confused nod. Same intent, completely different result. That gap is what…
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