
How to Describe a Picture in English: Useful Phrases and Examples
"Describe the picture." It sounds simple, but it is one of the most common speaking tasks in English exams, job interviews for teaching roles, classroom...
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"Describe the picture." It sounds simple, but it is one of the most common speaking tasks in English exams, job interviews for teaching roles, classroom...
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Have you ever written an email to a manager that sounded too casual, or sent a message to a friend that sounded like a business letter? Knowing the...
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When you read in English, you will always meet words you don't know. If you stop to look up every one, reading becomes slow and frustrating, and you...
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In IELTS Speaking Part 2, the examiner gives you a cue card with a topic and three or four bullet points. You have one minute to prepare and then you...
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Many English learners feel confident in face-to-face conversations but panic when the phone rings. On a call, you cannot see the speaker's face, lips or...
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In IELTS Academic Writing Task 1, you have about 20 minutes to describe a graph, chart, table or diagram in at least 150 words. Many candidates lose...
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In meetings, classes, interviews and everyday conversations, people constantly ask, "What do you think?" Giving your opinion in English, and politely...
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IELTS Writing Task 2 is the part of the test that worries many candidates most. You have to write a well-organised academic essay of at least 250 words...
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A late delivery, a broken product, a wrong bill or poor service: at some point, everyone needs to make a complaint. Writing a complaint in English can...
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Punctuation may look like a small detail, but it changes meaning and makes your writing easy (or hard) to read. Compare "Let's eat, Grandma!" with...
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Your CV (or résumé) is often the first thing an employer sees. Recruiters may spend only a short time scanning it before deciding whether to read...
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For many international students, academic reading is the biggest shock of studying in English. Journal articles are long, full of technical vocabulary...
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