Achieving prominence in spoken communication

Belabouring in Leadership: How women leaders can own their voice

Beyond the mastery of grammar and possession of a wide vocabulary, language use, especially spoken language, can be characterised by finesse and eloquence. One of the ways second-language users of English can achieve eloquence is to be mindful of English as an intonational language which relies on s

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