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Vocabulary

IELTS Reading: locate specific information

Match a requested detail to the paragraph that actually contains it.

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Writing

IELTS Task 2: address both views and your opinion

Turn a discussion prompt into a plan that covers every instruction.

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Writing

IELTS map changes: say what replaced what

Keep the old feature, new feature and location in the right order.

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Speaking

IELTS Speaking Part 3: explain how a cause leads to an effect

Add the missing link between a general claim and its possible result.

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Vocabulary

TOEFL reading: why is this example included?

Connect a concrete example to the idea it helps explain.

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Speaking

TOEFL interview practice: connect a goal to a first step

Move from a vague wish to a specific, relevant plan.

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Grammar

TOEFL sentence practice: either…or alternatives

Build a sentence that offers two parallel alternative actions.

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Vocabulary

TOEIC reading: included or an extra charge?

Separate the base offer from services that cost more.

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Vocabulary

TOEIC notices: when does the new rule take effect?

Distinguish the announcement date from the date a rule starts to apply.

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Grammar

TOEIC grammar: attached or attaching?

Check whether the noun does the action or receives it.

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Grammar

Future perfect: finished by a future deadline

Use will have finished to show that a task will be complete by a future point.

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Grammar

When can you leave out that in a relative clause?

Find the subject inside the relative clause before removing who, which, or that.

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