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2021-10-31 19:42:12 You can send your IELTS-related questions here @sanokulovsBOT I'll do my best to answer them:) Open / Comment

2021-10-31 19:20:00 MyIELTS_Channel pinned «Tomorrow we'll start one-week-free lessons at IELTS Zone. I'll be teaching at 4 and 6 PM everyday from Monday to Saturday. My program for these 6 days will include: Monday: Reading=completion tasks, TRUE/FALSE/NOT GIVEN. Tuesday: the same as Monday(for…» Open / Comment

2021-10-31 19:19:56 This is where the free lessons are held:) Open / Comment

2021-10-31 18:59:26 Tomorrow we'll start one-week-free lessons at IELTS Zone. I'll be teaching at 4 and 6 PM everyday from Monday to Saturday.

My program for these 6 days will include:

Monday: Reading=completion tasks, TRUE/FALSE/NOT GIVEN.
Tuesday: the same as Monday(for another set of students)
Wednesday: Writing task 1: how to get 8.0+ on Grammatical range and Accuracy
Thursday: the same as Wednesday(for another set of students)
Friday: Writing task 2: Understanding the question & how to get 7+ on TASK RESPONSE
Saturday: the same as Friday

Once again: these lessons are totally free. So, it would be a shame to miss out on this opportunity.

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2021-10-30 20:22:20 You can send your IELTS-related questions here @sanokulovsBOT I'll do my best to answer them:) Open / Comment

2021-10-30 18:02:33 Here are some of the words and phrases which I think come in handy.

to grab ears(informal) - to capture and hold attention of someone.
E.g: The songs in an Eminem's new album grabbed my ears.
You can use the adjective form of this phrase when you talk about music - ear-grabbing
E.g: The songs in an Eminem's new album were all ear-grabbing

To Make strides - to make progress towards a goal
E.g: The country made impressive strides in improving energy efficiency after the huge rises in oil prices.

Flustered - upset and confused
E.g: If I look flustered, it is because I'm trying to do many things at once.

Brainwash(verb) - to make someone believe something that is not true by using force, confusing them, or continuously repeating it over a long period of time
E.g: Commercials often brainwash consumers into buying things they don't need

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2021-10-30 09:28:42 What is needed for a pronunciation 7? @MyIELTS_Channel Candidates will be awarded a 7 if they fulfill the following criteria. The examiner can fully understand candidate’s language. (even with occasional problems) Examples of correct word /sentence stress… Open / Comment

2021-10-29 19:35:29 Notes for pronunciation @MyIELTS_Channel "Sentence stress" is the stress on one particular word (or more than one word) in a sentence. I have noticed that, for Chinese people, most errors in sentence stress are simply errors when speaking noun+ noun or adjective… Open / Comment