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English for Emails: Organising your writing - Duration: 2:11.
A well-organised email makes you look professional and is much easier for your reader to understand.
Here are some tips to help you write clear, organised messages.
It's best to start your email with the reason you are writing it.
This isn't as important in informal emails, but in a business email you shouldn't waste
time - get to the point!
A good sentence to begin with is 'I am writing to…'followed by a suitable verb.
For example, 'I am writing to ask for more information about your event', or 'I am
writing to inform you of my new postal address'.
Emails are easiest to read if they are broken up into paragraphs.
Email paragraphs are usually shorter than in normal writing, with most being two or
three sentences long.
This isn't a firm rule, but if in doubt, keep them short.
You should begin a new paragraph each time you change topic, and each paragraph should
start on a new line.
For example: If you are emailing a colleague to discuss two issues and plan a meeting,
you should write these in three separate paragraphs.
Many people read emails on their phones, and long email paragraphs can be frustrating to
read, especially on a small screen.
Last, to make your emails as clear as possible, you still need to proofread an email before
you send it to avoid any grammar or spelling errors.
Most email services include a spellchecker feature to help you do this.
You could also get a friend or co-worker to check through your message.
Subscribe to our channel for more videos on how to improve your English language skills.
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Spanish for survival - Frases con lengua - Duration: 1:32.
Welcome!
Today with don Quijote we're going to discover some common sayings
with tongue.
The tongue is the muscle we use to speak
and taste our food,
but Spanish is also full of expressions that use it.
For example, if someone is telling you something and at the end says
don't leave your tongue,
be careful! They're asking you not to repeat
what they've told you.
However, if they say that you give a lot to your tongue,
it means you talk a lot, or too much.
To stop talking so much,
what you can do is bite your tongue
In other words, fight the urge to say something.
Of course, surely at some time someone
has insisted that you tell them something.
You should know
that they were pulling on your tongue.
Now, if you come across a person
who doesn't have hair on their tongue,
it means the person is direct, honest,
and will tell you what they think.
Finally,
one of the expressions with tongue
we use the most
has to do with children who are learning how to talk.
Since they don't pronounce words very well,
we say that they have a rag tongue.
So, starting now,
keep learning Spanish with don Quijote
and dale a la lengua [start talking]!
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Bitcoin ETF for Newbies | Blockchain Central - Duration: 3:38.
Hey everybody and welcome to another episode of BLOCKCHAIN CENTRAL!
In today's episode we'll try to break down something that everyone's been talking
about: Bitcoin ETF.
We'll explain the concept and why it's a big deal, and also what's the future outlook
once the SEC finally approves ETF's for Bitcoin.
You've probably been hearing about Bitcoin ETF all over the news for the past year, or so.
What is it all about?
Let's start by breaking down what ETF stands for.
ETF means an Exchange-Traded Fund and it's a security that tracks a given index, commodity
or even an entire industry.
Additionally, ETF's – unlike mutual funds – can be traded on a stock exchange like
any other common stock.
Such funds are particularly appealing to individual investors as they can allow them to participate
in a commodity or industry with a relatively lower barrier to entry.
They also bear much lower fees than mutual funds and can, in principle, be used to diversify
a portfolio.
The challenge is that every single Exchange Traded Fund has to be submitted to the U.S.
Securities and Exchange Commission for approval.
This brings us to Bitcoin.
Establishing a Bitcoin ETF would be a big deal for the entire market, as it would facilitate
easier access to the asset by institutional investors and signal greater acceptance of
cryptocurrency as a financial instrument.
If approved, the ETF would mean that Bitcoin, as a commodity, can be traded on the stock
exchange and various funds would be allowed to participate.
Unfortunately, since the one was proposed on July 1, 2013 by the Winklevoss twins of
Facebook fame, not a single crypto ETF has been approved by the SEC.
Most recently the SEC rejected all of the pending derivative-backed Bitcoin ETF's
filed by ProShares and Direxion and – as of August 2018 – a few more ETF's are
pending approval within the next months.
So, what's the hurdle?
Why aren't these ETFs approved?
The SEC has listed five major obstacles that prevent ETF from getting an OK.
#1 It's hard to deliver a precise DAY NET ASSET VALUE, as cryptos trade across multiple exchanges.
#2 Storing crypto is not clearly regulated
#3 Daily redeemability is not guaranteed
#4 There are few investor protection mechanisms and risk of fraud
#5 There is fragmentation and volatility in the cryptocurrency marketplace
Of course, with every rejection, the entire community learns more about the criteria used
to evaluate the proposals, so each new project should be stronger and have a higher probability
of being accepted.
In addition, major players in the Bitcoin market, such a some of the biggest exchanges,
are working to develop tools to mitigate the issues mentioned by the SEC.
If these entities start cooperating and set up market surveillance tools to reduce market
manipulation, it could mean a major breakthrough in the attempts to have the first Bitcoin
ETF approved.
All in all, the community remains positive with some analysts predicting Bitcoin exceeding
25,000 USD by the end of 2018 if Bitcoin ETF is approved.
What are your thoughts?
Do you think Bitcoin Exchange Traded Funds have a chance of being approved this year?
Let me know in the comments.
Before you go, please note that this content neither represents financial, legal, or tax
advice, nor is it supposed to be understood or interpreted as solicitation to buy or sell
any securities, coins or tokens.
Thank you so much for watching.
If you liked this video, make sure to hit that like button and don't forget to subscribe
to Blockchain Central to never miss a beat!
Happy investing!
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