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Vocabulary for IELTS & TOEFL Essay Success
Watch this lesson to get a better score on your IELTS or TOEFL essay. Learn how to generate key vocabulary from the essay question itself! Avoid the ONE BIG MISTAKE made by thousands of students. Learn the art of paraphrasing through synonyms and boost your essay score. It’s easier than you think, and the results will pay off in higher grades.Related Lessons
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How to say the word ‘OF’ like a native English speaker You may have noticed that native English speakers shorten words when they talk quickly. I know that “somuvyu” (some of you) have a hard time hearing and bridging the preposition of when listening or speaking in English. After watching this lesson, “oloyu” (all of you) will have a much easier time understanding this dropped sound. This video […]
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Do you know the difference? LAST, LATEST, AT LEAST, LATTER, LATER, LATELY… These 8 words and expressions can be very confusing. Give me just 4 minutes of your time and I’ll teach you what they mean, and give you practical examples of how to use them. We’ll cover the words last, latest, at least, latter, later, lately, outlast, and lastly. Learning English doesn’t have to take hours. […]
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False Friends: English mistakes that Spanish speakers make A false friend is a word in one language that sounds similar to a word in another language but that means something different. For example, a common error Spanish speakers make is to use the English word sensible when they actually mean sensitive. This is because “sensitive” translates to the Spanish word “sensible”. If you are a Spanish speaker, you […]
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English Homophones for Beginners – different words that sound the same! Homophones are words that have the same pronunciation but are spelled differently. These words can really confuse English learners! Some of the most basic homophones include word pairs like its and it’s; there, they’re, and their; and close and clothes. Learning to recognize homophones is essential if you want to make sure your writing is clearly understood, […]
• 1-Beginner• expressions
Learn English: Expressions that use body parts! Head, ear, chin, lip, arm, chest, leg, foot, back…These are some of the body parts that are used in many common expressions in English. In this English lesson, I’ll teach you the meaning of useful expressions like You’re always on my back, Keep your chin up, raises an eyebrow, and even some strange ones such as […]
• 3-Advanced• culture & tips
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Formal & Informal Vocabulary: Using French words in English Have you ever wondered why we have so many words for the same thing in English? That’s because we used to speak Anglo-Saxon until the French king William the Conqueror invaded us and brought the French language with him. French never became the language of the peasants and ordinary people; it was only spoken in […]
• 2-Intermediate• pronunciation
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15 ways to improve your English pronunciation Problems with your English pronunciation? In this lesson, I will give you lots of advice, practical tips, and resources to help you improve. After watching this video, you will have a deeper understanding of what is important for proper English pronunciation. I will teach you proven methods to become a better English speaker.
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