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The words "steal," "rob," and "burgle" all refer to something being unlawfully taken, but actually they each have slightly different meanings. Here's an explanation.👇
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Stop overusing "important" in IELTS Writing Task 2. Upgrade your vocabulary with these four precise alternatives to boost your Lexical Resource score. Save this reference for your next practice essay.
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A common IELTS vocabulary mistake is confusing classic and classical. Use 'classic' for something typical or of high quality, and 'classical' for traditional art, music, or ancient cultures.
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Confusing beside and besides is a common IELTS mistake. Beside means 'next to', while besides means 'in addition to'. Master this difference for better vocabulary scores.
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A common IELTS vocabulary mistake is confusing opportunity and possibility. Use opportunity for a chance to do something, and possibility for the likelihood that an event will happen.
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A common IELTS grammar mistake is using plural nouns or verbs after "each". Remember the rule: "Each" takes a singular noun and a singular verb.
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Don't lose points on Lexical Resource by confusing 'work' and 'job'. 'Work' is an uncountable noun for the general activity, while 'job' is a countable noun for a specific role. See the examples to fix this common mistake.
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Do you know the difference between 'say' and 'tell'? In IELTS, remember that 'tell' must be followed immediately by a person, while 'say' is not. You tell someone something, but you say something.
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Don't mix up the prepositions for 'cause' and 'reason' in your IELTS essays. It is always the 'cause OF' a problem, but the 'reason FOR' a situation.
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A common IELTS Task 2 mistake is dropping the preposition after 'provide'. Remember the rule: provide someone WITH something, or provide something FOR someone.
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Here is your grammar challenge for today. Do you know which word form fits this sentence? Let me know below! 👇
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