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Grammar

TOEFL sentence practice: such a useful example

Keep such, the article, the adjective and the noun in order.

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Writing

TOEFL email: correct an earlier detail clearly

Replace the wrong information without inventing a change to the event.

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Vocabulary

TOEFL Reading: expected result or observed result?

Follow the shift from a prediction to what actually happened.

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Grammar

TOEIC connectors: however or therefore?

Choose contrast or consequence from the meaning of the message.

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Vocabulary

TOEIC notices: check every return requirement

Separate meeting one condition from meeting the complete rule.

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Grammar

TOEIC grammar: we’ll reply as soon as we receive it

Use a present form in the future time clause.

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Writing

Project updates: a risk or a current issue?

Separate what might happen from what has happened.

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Writing

Bug reports: write steps someone can follow

Name the starting condition, action and exact input.

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Speaking

UX feedback: ask about one design decision

Give a colleague a clear focus and a user goal.

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Writing

Marketing English: ask what supports a claim

Ask about one factual claim without making an accusation.

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Vocabulary

Finance English: keep the currency and scale

Turn a table figure into a clear amount in a sentence.

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Writing

Security handoffs: who owns the next action?

Make pending work and acceptance clear in a shift handoff.

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