Natural is a funny word, isn’t it? What a recipe book will call plain yoghurt will be called natural yoghurt on the packaging; the brand’s marketing people will have seen to that. Some years ago OUP put out an underrated coursebook series called Natural English, which begs the question: was everything else unnatural English? What does natural mean in a title called Natural Business English? Does it mean authentic . . .
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