Problem: How to get a bully to back off in the work place
Don't take things too personally.
Some people are not particularly friendly when they're in a professional environment, and it's important to distinguish this kind of behavior from bullying. Just because someone is not treating you like a buddy, does not mean you're being bullied, so try not to let small offences affect you too seriously. OPTIONS:
- Try not to get too upset every time someone critiques your work or disagrees with you. This kind of behavior usually does not constitute bullying.
- You'll have to deal with bullies no matter what. For example, some people are nice because they are hard working, but really are unhappy with their current employer or not.
- Bullies are likely to attack you more often if they see that you aren't handling the situation clearly. Remember, this person doesn't have to be your enemy.
- Bullies love making their victims upset. When they see how you treat other people in the workplace, they may stop targeting you if they see you treating others that way.

Answer: Try not to get too upset every time someone critiques your work or disagrees with you. This kind of behavior usually does not constitute bullying.

Problem: How to improve written english
Read books written in english.
Books and magazines can introduce you to new words, provided you pay attention to the words and look up the ones you don't know rather than skipping over them.
Keep a dictionary nearby when you're reading, and look up any word you don't know. OPTIONS:
- Read the whole definition for the word, and think about how the author is using it in context. Make a running list of words you encounter as you read.
- Download an app that uses words you search for. Once you find a good dictionary, purchase or put it on your device to help you get to know the way words are written.
- Make note of a particular spelling, typography, and punctuation. Those are important things to know so you'll remember what to write for each reading, even if you don't know what the author's name is.
- Pay attention to capitalization and reinterpretations. Improving word processing skills is especially helpful with english grammar books.

Answer: Read the whole definition for the word, and think about how the author is using it in context. Make a running list of words you encounter as you read.

Problem: There's a news reporter sitting in the studio with a laptop in front of her giving the daily news telecast. there OPTIONS:
- are several news headlines captions shown on screen as the reporter is talking.
- is a player playing a portable bagpipe on the stage.
- are several sexy young women standing in a professional sports room warming up for a volleyball game.
- 's a group of cartoon characters in a room practicing ballroom dancing.
Answer: are several news headlines captions shown on screen as the reporter is talking.