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As language learners communicate more and more in English, tone is often the last thing people learn yet arguably the most important.

When you write an email or even a text message, how aware are you of your tone? Is it aggressive? Desperate? Polite? Impolite? Too polite? Too casual? Too formal? And what about your tone when you're speaking?

How should you change your tone depending on if you're communicating with your boss, colleagues, clients, or in daily life? The thing about tone is that it's not really taught or learned in most schools or graded in exams. And yet, it is paramount to conversation, showing our personalities, and creating trust.

In this club, David, an experienced business English trainer and etiquette coach, will be your guide as we learn about, discuss, and practise the art of tone in English communication. The truth is that even second-language speakers with excellent English vocabulary often use a tone that inadvertently offends or makes them seem untrustworthy or impolite. This is not done on purpose but sadly it can destroy conversation and stop you from building the relationships that will further your career, your social life, or even your happiness. Let's have a meaningful, enlightening and door-opening workshop!

随着语言学习者越来越多地使用英语进行交流，语气往往是人们最后学习的东西，但也可以说是最重要的。

当你写电子邮件或短信时，你对自己的语气有多在意?它有攻击性吗?绝望吗?有礼貌吗?不礼貌?太有礼貌?太随便了?太正式了?那你说话的语气又是怎样呢?

如果你是在和老板、同事、客户交流，还是在日常生活中交流，你应该如何切换你的语气?关于语气的问题是，大多数学校都不会教授或学习语气，也不会在考试中评分。然而，它对谈话、展示我们的个性和建立信任至关重要。

在这个俱乐部里，David，一位经验丰富的商务英语培训师和礼仪教练，将指导你学习、讨论和练习英语交际中的语气艺术。事实是，即使是拥有丰富英语词汇量的第二语言使用者，也经常使用一种无意中冒犯或使他们看起来不值得信任或不礼貌的语气。他们不是故意的，但不幸的是，这会破坏谈话，阻止你建立能够促进你的事业、社交生活甚至幸福的关系。让我们开一个有意义、有启迪、有启发性的研讨会吧!