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Vocabulary

Rise or raise? Follow what goes up

Choose the verb by checking who or what changes.

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Vocabulary

Economic and economical: two useful meanings

Separate economy-related language from efficient use of resources.

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Vocabulary

IELTS Reading: whose view is it?

Match a view to its speaker, not just the nearest name.

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Writing

IELTS Task 1: just over, just under, or about?

Approximate a figure without reversing its direction.

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Speaking

IELTS Speaking: make an object description specific

Connect one visible detail with a personal reason.

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Vocabulary

TOEFL Reading: check both conditions in a notice

Do not stop after finding one requirement that fits.

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Grammar

TOEFL sentence practice: not only…but also

Add a second quality while keeping both parts parallel.

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Speaking

TOEFL interview practice: explain what you learned

Move from a difficulty to a specific change in your approach.

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Vocabulary

TOEFL word completion: recognize negative un-

Use the context and the visible letters together.

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Vocabulary

TOEIC Reading: refund or store credit?

Follow where the value goes after a return.

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Grammar

TOEIC Grammar: responsible for doing

Name a duty with for + an -ing activity.

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Vocabulary

TOEIC notices: who should you contact instead?

Separate the absent writer from the temporary contact.

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