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IELTS Part 2 Strategies: Increase your Fluency
In another video, I talked about how to tell a story in Part 2. Plus, on our podcast, IELTS Energy, we have published many episodes about Part 2 strategies and structures for specific question types. Today, I’m going to give you some...
Englishing
ESL - Expletive sentences (there, here, it)
Expletive constructions are phrases or sentences that begin with “There are,” “There is,” “It is,” “It was", "Here comes", etc. The verb “to be” is also part of many of these uninspired sentences. In this lesson, Mr. P. will give an easy...
Englishing
How to use ADVERBS of DEGREE (absolutely, awfully, largely, entirely, almost, nearly, really)
An adverb is formed adding -ly to adjectives, but not always. There are tons of exceptions. In this lesson Mr. P. will delve into how and when to use adverbs of degree. He will list five different ways where adverbs of degree are used,...
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Band 7 Vocabulary to Describe Qualifications
Band 7 Vocabulary to Describe Qualifications
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8+ IELTS Vocabulary to Deftly Describe Colors
Today you’ll learn 8+ IELTS vocabulary to deftly describe colors on your next Speaking Exam. The topic of colors seems simple to talk about, on a superficial level. However, how much can you really say when asked about your favorite...
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IELTS Energy 972: May Your IELTS Vocabulary Notebook Be Fruitful
IELTS Energy 972: May Your IELTS Vocabulary Notebook Be Fruitful
Learn French With Alexa
GCSE French Speaking: My Family
In this video we look at this statement: Parle-moi de ta famille - Tell me about your family. (AQA Theme 1 - Identity and culture, Topic 1 - Me, my family and friends):
Professor Dave Explains
Use of the Words: Molto, Poco, and Troppo
A lot, a little, too much, in Italian.
Englishing
ESL - Collocations
Collocations are groups of words that they usually go together. There are seven groups of collocations. In this video lesson, Mr. P. will explain every pattern and will give examples for each. He will list collocations with HAVE, MAKE...
Englishing
Confusing English: WELL vs. GOOD (Differenza tra WELL e GOOD - Lingua INGLESE )
In this video you will learn the difference between the words #well and #good. It will give you easy examples. This lesson is addressed to the beginner student who wishes to learn English grammar, but also to advanced students who need...
Cerebellum
French: Talking About Yourself and Introduction to Regular Verbs
Learn some handy verbs and adjectives that you can use to describe yourself. This is part 1 in the series: 'Talking About Yourself'.
Rachel's English
AMERICAN SLANG: EXTRA, CRINGEY, BASIC
Learn American English slang: extra, cringey (or cringy!), basic.
Englishing
Lesson on COMPOUND NOUNS (two or more words put together to create a new meaning)
In this lesson, Mr. P./Marc will start by explaining what a noun is. Then he will concentrate the lesson on what compound nouns are. A compound noun is a word made up of 2 or more words put together. They are usually introduced by...
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Vocabulary for Pie Charts IELTS Writing Task 1
Today you’ll learn high-scoring vocabulary for pie charts to use in IELTS Writing Task 1.
Englishing
English Vocabulary Lesson on INTENSIFIERS and MITIGATORS (extremely, so, very, a bit, quite)
This video is about intensifiers and mitigators. These adverbs modify other adverbs or adjectives. To intensify means increase or become intense, so intensifiers make an adverb or an adjective more intense. Mitigators instead make an...
Englishing
Lesson on ADJECTIVES (modifying nouns and do not change gender and number)
This is the first episode of a new series called "What you don't know about...". There are many rules in English, but a myriad of exceptions. In this episode, Mr. P./Marc will talk about all the points and exceptions you don't learn when...
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IELTS Speaking Vocabulary: Weird Article Slang - IELTS Energy 1092
Your IELTS Speaking vocabulary MUST include slang for a 7+ on Speaking. But, adding an article can completely change the meaning!
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4 IELTS Reading Tips for Summary Completion
Today you’ll learn 4 IELTS Reading tips for summary completion, a daunting but common question type. There are certain question types which are infamously scary for many IELTS candidates, including Matching Headings to Paragraphs,...
Language Tree
Foundational Literacy: Syntax, Part 1
This lesson on basic sentence syntax helps English learners understand how the order of words matters to be able to put together a sentence using a subject, adjective, verb and direct object.
Englishing
Lesson on how to use QUITE - (He is QUITE rich - He QUITE understands Italian)
Quite is an adverb and so it modifies adverbs and adjectives. However, #quite can have many meanings in different contexts. Mr. P./Marc will explain all these meanings by giving a diagram with different easy examples for students to...
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High scoring Vocabulary Describing Road Conditions
Today you’ll learn high-scoring vocabulary describing road conditions, useful for both Speaking and Writing. Questions about road conditions could definitely be seen on your next IELTS Exam- anywhere in the Speaking Exam, in Writing Task...
Englishing
What are INTENSIFIERS & MITIGATORS (Very, extremely, fairly, a bit, really, incredibly, completely)
What are intensifiers and mitigators ? This is the question that Mr. P. will answer in this concise lesson. He will provide example sentences using both intensifiers and mitigators. This lesson is intended for intermediate students who...
Englishing
Lesson on COMPOUND NOUNS (two or more words put together to create another meaning)
In this lesson Mr. P./Marc will start by explaining what a noun is. Then he will concentrate the lesson on what compound nouns are. A compound noun is a word made up of 2 or more words put together. They are usually introduced by...
All Ears English
Read Versus Read and Other Tricky English Homographs - All Ears English 1833
How do you know when it's close or close? What about tear or tear? Native speakers struggle with this too! Today we teach you the ins and outs of six difficult homographs.