Mastering English for Accounting: Grammar Rules and Examples

This course is addressed to accountants and students of accounting that are non-native English speakers and want to improve their English skills. In this course, you will learn how to use simple, progressive, perfect, and perfect progressive verb tenses with accounting context. You will learn the grammar rules and study examples of sentences with accounting context.

Some examples of the sentences you will study are:

• Assets produce future economic benefits.

• Debt accrues interest every day.

• The software calculates the tax automatically.

• The vendor itemized that invoice as you requested last week.

• He prepared the management report last night.

• They practiced forensic auditing until last month.

• We will close the accounting period on Monday.

• The debt will accrue interest as soon as we cosign that loan.

• She is recording the invoices of our vendors.

• The managers are approving the payments right now.

• She is analyzing the account movements as we speak.

• The auditors will be discussing the report with Management by the time you arrive.

• We will be recognizing leases according to the latest standards by the time the audit begins.

• We will be confirming balances during the second week of January.

• He had prepared the final report before the manager quit.

• They had projected $40M in sales before the merger was announced.

• We had already applied the new accounting method by the time our Home Office issued the instructions officially.

Join us in this learning adventure through the world of English grammar with accounting context!