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2022-09-20 14:18:05 The best and advanced Grammar structures

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2022-09-19 09:32:02 Complicated and difficult to do:

fierce
arduous
onerous
gruelling
advanced
ambitious
formidable
formidably
ambitiously
overdemanding

- Enough is enough
- an arduous climb/task/journey
- She found the duties of motherhood onerous.

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2022-09-18 10:30:22 15 Advanced Idioms for IELTS Speaking

Idioms, if used correctly, can give a big boost to your score in IELTS Speaking. So I'm giving you 15 less idioms that can help you impress the IELTS examiner.

Sections in this lecture:
00:00 Introduction
00:25 Welcome
02:38 To be on the cards, to be up in...
04:37 To be a big ask
06:04 To be a walk in the park...
06:55 To be barking up the wrong tree
08:07 To hit the nail on the head
08:44 No end
09:10 Tip for using idioms
10:18 Not the be - all and end - all
11:12 To be clued up on
12:01 To be clueless
12:54 To give your all...
15:61 To be a hard act to follow

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2022-09-17 19:53:18 Makkar September-December 2022

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2022-09-17 13:27:07 SYNONYMS FOR IELTS | #Synonyms2

old = antiquated, obsolete, extinct
opportunity = possibility, shot
outgoing = sociable, extroverted
pacify = appease, placate, mollify
positive = cheerful, sanguine
quality = excellent, attribute, trait
question = query, inquire, inquiry
quote = repeat, recite, price
qualified = eligible, competent
quarantine = seclusion, confinement
recalcitrant = obstinate
rich = affluent, wealthy, well-off
strong = stable, secure, solid, tough
true = genuine, factual, accurate
turbulent = disordered, unsettled
unhappy = sad, depressed, melancholy
valid = authorized, legitimate, authentic
weak = frail, infirm, puny, fragile
zealous = ardent, fervent
zero = nil, nothing, zilch
zone = area, region, region, sector

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2022-09-16 08:13:25 ​Spelling Correction | Rule 6.

If the suffix begins with a consonant “e” is not dropped.

Example: Hope + full = hopeful
Sincere + ly = sincerely

But: True + ly = truly
Nine + th = ninth
Argue + ment = argument

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2022-09-15 11:20:19 Brighter Grammar 1 Open / Comment

2022-09-14 17:45:20 Antonyms for "Delicious"

thin
dull
mild
bland
vapid
insipid
watery
flavourless
savourless
unflavoured
unappetizing
watered-down

Note: Some antonyms may not match!

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2022-09-14 10:48:48 IELTS Speaking Part 2 Sample Answer by Native Speaker, Mr. Jerry

Talk about something in your home that was broken and then repaired.

Please say:
• what it was
• when it happened
• why it was broken
and explain how it was repaired.

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