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2022-06-08 18:04:10 My version of shadowing.

P.S: How is my British accent?

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2022-06-06 06:10:30 My new YouTube video is out. Make sure to give it a watch.





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2022-06-06 03:21:24 HOW TO ACTIVATE COOL VOCAB

Hi guys, this is the first in a series of posts where I will show you how you can DOUBLE your accuracy and range of vocabulary in a few simple steps. As a specialist in exam prep, where nearly all students possess high level competency, if there is one gap, it is usually in the learning and implementation of relevant/topical vocabulary.

So what do I mean by that? Take the theme JOBS. Most students possess the generic vocabulary to paraphrase around specific lexis but if they can use that relevant/topical vocab that most (educated) natives do, then a 9.0 in the exam is a dead cert.

Compare:
- One of the key prerequisites in obtaining a degree in the medical profession is diligence as most courses may stretch to 6 years.
- If you want to be a qualified doctor, you need to work long and hard because the degree programs can last for 6 years.

Which one sounds more awesome if, for example, writing a formal essay?

So where you do you get such English from if not always from me? Yep, real sources. Go online. Find an article of some particular theme like those you'd get in an exam: environment, money, fashion etc.

And here's what to do:

1) Highlight chunks of language even those you might know because they are useful. If some items seem to absurd, specific to some cultural aspect or you feel you won't ever use them, then ignore them
2) Write all those down in a vocab list and go over them 20 times
3) Try writing your own summary or speak aloud playing with the combinations of chunks whilst employing your existing knowledge of English to link everything together appropriately.

These real sources often (Not always; you will need to search sometimes) will provide you with so much rich topical vocabulary that will charm the pants off your examiner. If you took the theme ENVORINMENT, honestly, 3 good articles can provide you with a hugeeeee database that can get you a 9.0 in the exam. A little bit of work can go a long way.

So check out my examples in the pictures below and enjoy!
Original Article - https://www.nationalgeographic.com/anima…

Source: English with Paul

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2022-06-05 19:25:10 The pictures outline how West Park Secondary School had changed by the year 1980 and 2010 since it was first constructed in 1950. Overall, every structure had changed except for the school building and the playground, with the former getting more spacious and the latter smaller.

This excerpt comes from my writing model answer prepared exclusively for Writing Marathon we're running.

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2022-06-05 19:09:44 #WritingTask1#WritingMarathon

The diagrams below show the changes that have taken place at West Park Secondary School since its construction in 1950.

Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

Write an overview for this task. I will share mine later.

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2022-06-05 15:07:45 Anyone needs help with speaking? Then, check out this soon-to-be launched online speaking club by Mahfuza and Aydariya:

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For further details, check out this channel: @speakology_speaking_club

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2022-06-04 15:44:47 #ExamPaper #June4 #WritingTask2 #ProblemSolution

Students in many countries leave high school without a good understanding of how to spend (or manage) money.

What are the possible causes?
What can be done to improve their understanding of managing money.

Credit goes to IELTS Zone for sharing this prompt.

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