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English at work: 6 different ways to say “the work is done”
After the whole day of working, you finally finished preparing for the tomorrow’s presentation, saying “it’s all done” to call it for a day. We are going to give a list of different ways to express the meaning of “the work is all done”.
Useful sentence patterns: Cause & solutions and Advantages & disadvantages
The most popular type of writing questions in IELTS are cause & solutions and advantages & disadvantages. It requires candidate to be precise and concise when presenting their arguments. We are going to give you guys a list of useful sentence patterns for writing argumentative essays.
8 common synonyms for improving your IELTS score (adjectives part 2)
This time we are going to continue introducing the synonyms of adjectives which can boost up your test score.
8 common synonyms for improving your IELTS score (adjectives part 1)
A great way to improve your IELTS score is by using synonyms for common words. In the marking criteria of writing and speaking test, a 7 score requires students to “use a sufficient range of vocabulary to allow some flexibility”. We summarized a list of common words that can help a great deal in getting you a good IELTS score.
7 alternative ways to say “so that” you need to know
Do you have the issue of constantly using the same sentence pattern in your English writing or speaking tests? For example, the “so that” structure is one of the most overused patterns among English learners. Today, we are going to give you some simple substitutes for “so that”.
DSE English: 5 common types of words related to “opinions” (part 2)
Here comes the second episode of words related to opinions. We are going to cover more words which can be used to describe your attitude towards others’ points of view.
DSE English: 5 common types of words related to “opinions” (part 1)
It is very likely that you might encounter the questions in DSE that require you to summarize an author’s opinion or express your own point of view. Is your vocabulary bank sufficient in assisting you to convey your ideas? Here is a list of 5 common types of opinion words for you.
8 idioms to widen your horizon!
We have introduced 8 common English idioms last time, can you remember all of them? If you cannot, try to use a notebook to jot these new ones down! Here are some brand new idioms!
8 methods to cook eggs
Eggs are full of nutrition. Many people would like to have eggs all the time for breakfast, lunch or dinner. With many ways to cook them, eating an egg benedict, fried or boiled eggs at a café has become very famous and trendy nowadays. Therefore, let’s learn different vocabularies about the cooking method of eggs, so you can order your desired eggs in foreign countries too.
8 sentences to replace ‘I think…’
We always use ‘I think…’ when we want to express our opinion, but if we repeat ‘I think…’ many times in a passage, others may think our English level is too basic and we can sound boring too. Besides, ‘I think…’ sometimes cannot deliver our thoughts accurately. Let’s learn 8 new sentences to replace ‘I think…’ so you can have more variation when expressing yourself in English!
