The IELTS Task 1 summary is hard enough when you have just one graph to look at. It is even more difficult when you have to analyze two bar graphs at once. Here is a sample summary illustrating how to approach multiple data sets. Remember, it is important to study both well-written summaries and less-well-written […]
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Studying independently can be difficult, but having the right tools can definitely make it easier and more effective. If you are eager to improve your English writing skills in particular, you will need good books and other resources to help you build your vocabulary, improve your understanding of grammar, and learn how to write clearly,
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A strong command of any language starts with vocabulary building and learning to correctly use words in their various parts of speech to satisfy grammar and syntax needs. To write better in English, you will need to sometimes work with irregular words and structures. This list presents irregular verbs in their various forms. Use this
Thanks to the internet, it is now easier than ever to learn English for free. Whether you want to learn new vocabulary, improve your grammar or English writing skills, there are plenty of useful resources online to aid your self-study journey. We have collected a list of some useful sites to help get you started.
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Learning grammar has been a part of your English studies since the beginning. Now, we’ll look at grammar as a tool for controlling syntax. What is syntax? The arrangement of words, clauses, and phrases in a sentence in a way that delivers a clear message. In other words, we need to learn how to control
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Although there are endless ways to learn new vocabulary, and you should definitely go with the one that works for you, here is one that Adam finds to be very effective. The idea is called ‘chunking’, which means learning words in small, related groups, or chunks, that relate to a specific topic, like shopping. Learning
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