A+ ACADEMY

Money related collocations (C1+) * a substantial amount of money - a lot of money * an inordinate amount of money - a lot of money * to allocate money to - to spend money on something * to allot money for something - to appropriate for a speacial purpose  * pecuniary resources - financial resources * pecuniary problems - financial problems ⚡️ @aplusacademyielts ⚡️

#Day 2️⃣7️⃣ A World To Save; give it a read and learn a bunch.

😊 FIVE ADJECTIVES TO EXPRESS EMOTIONS 1️⃣ Eye-catching - Definition: Immediately noticeable because of its visual appeal. - Example: The artist's new painting is eye-catching, attracting everyone's attention at the gallery. 2️⃣ Heart-warming - Definition: Emotionally uplifting and comforting. - Example: The heart-warming story of the rescued puppy brought tears to many eyes. 3️⃣ Mouth-watering - Definition: Appealing to the taste buds and making one salivate. - Example: The chef's mouth-watering dessert was the highlight of the meal. 4️⃣ Hair-raising - Definition: Excitingly frightening or thrilling. - Example: The hair-raising roller coaster ride left everyone screaming. 5️⃣ Heartbreaking - Definition: Causing overwhelming sadness or grief. - Example: The movie's ending was heartbreaking, leaving the audience in tears. ⚡️@aplusacademyielts⚡️

😊 FIVE ADJECTIVES TO EXPRESS EMOTIONS 1️⃣ Eye-catching - Definition: Immediately noticeable because of its visual appeal. - Example: The artist's new painting is eye-catching, attracting everyone's attention at the gallery. 2️⃣ Heart-warming - Definition: Emotionally uplifting and comforting. - Example: The heart-warming story of the rescued puppy brought tears to many eyes. 3️⃣ Mouth-watering - Definition: Appealing to the taste buds and making one salivate. - Example: The chef's mouth-watering dessert was the highlight of the meal. 4️⃣ Hair-raising - Definition: Excitingly frightening or thrilling. - Example: The hair-raising roller coaster ride left everyone screaming. 5️⃣ Heartbreaking - Definition: Causing overwhelming sadness or grief. - Example: The movie's ending was heartbreaking, leaving the audience in tears. ⚡️@aplusacademyielts⚡️

Another C1 from the last advanced group. Knowing Fazilat’s true potential, I am convinced that she can score even higher in the long run. We are more than proud to have worked with you. Congratulations on your remarkable achievemen! ⚡️ @aplusacademyresults ⚡️

These guys surely deserved C1, yet they are quite satisfied with these results. This is only the beginning of your journey and our team wishes you all the best in your future endeavours. Accept our sincere congratulations😊 ⚡️ @aplusacademyresults ⚡️

#quicktip IMPORTANT FOR ME vs IMPORTANT TO ME “Important for me” means that something is beneficial, necessary, or advantageous for achieving a specific purpose or outcome. It emphasises the utility or necessity of something for personal well-being, success, or improvement. 🏋️‍♂️ “Exercising regularly is important for me, especially as I get older.” 🧘‍♀️ “Meditation is important for me to manage stress.” 🎓 “Education is important for everyone.” _____________________________ “Important to me” means that something holds personal value, significance, or meaning. It emphasizes the subjective importance or emotional attachment a person has to something. 👫 “My family is very important to me.” 🎨 “Art is important to me because it allows me to express myself.” 🫵🏻 “Am I important to you or do you simply not care?” ⚡️ @aplusacademyielts ⚡️

#Essay #PersonalWork ✅ Including a specific example is surely a boon to your Task Achievement in Task2. With that in mind, give this essay a read to get the sense of well-addressed topic with specific examples given in each body paragraph. Each body paragraph in the essay contains two example sentences further explaining the main idea. ⚡️ @aplusacademyielts ⚡️

Language Takeaway + Summary. Enjoy, folks! 🤍 ⚡️@aplusacademyielts⚡️

#Day 2️⃣6️⃣ 😊 Holiday Destination: Known 😃When it comes to planning the next holiday to look forward to, why do so many of us enjoy returning to somewhere we've visited before?