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| 2 | 🤩 Words to use instead of VERY
#vocabulary #fruitfulvocab
😡 Very Nervous - Apprehensive
💪 Very Strong - Unyielding
🥵 Very Tired - Exhausted
🤑 Very Valuable - Precious
🥱 Very Lazy - Indolent
🤢 Very Fat - Obese
😧 Very Afraid - Terrified
👏 Very Accurate - Exact
🥲 Very Often - Frequently
🤭 Very Smelly - Pungent
🥶 Very Smooth - Sleek | 441 |
| 3 | IELTS Listening এ একজন আরেক জনের সাথে যে Word গুলোর মাধ্যমে একমত পোষণ করে।
*I would like to think so
*Sure
*Ok
*Well
*Hmm
*Yes
*That's good
*Fine
*Definitely
*Obviously
*Sounds good
*Great
*Fantastic
*Of course
* All right
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| 4 | ow to Learn English through movies?
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1. Choose the Right Movies:
Start with movies that match your current English level. I highly recommend you to start with animations at first. Most importantly, watch movies with English subtitles!
2. Active Watching:
Pay close attention to the dialogue, expressions, and pronunciation. Pause and repeat scenes to understand difficult parts.
3. Note Taking:
Jot down new words, phrases, or expressions you encounter. Look them up later and try to use them in your own sentences.
4. Repeat Dialogues:
Practice speaking along with the characters to improve your pronunciation and intonation.
5. Discuss :
After watching, discuss the movie with friends or language partners. Share your thoughts and opinions in English.
6. Watch with English Subtitles:
As you become more comfortable, switch to English subtitles to improve your reading skills while listening to the dialogue.
7. Watch a Variety of Genres:
Explore different genres to expose yourself to various accents, vocabulary, and cultural contexts.
8. Consistency is Key:
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| 5 | 📝IELTS listening
1. to cause
2. to account for
3. to entail
4. to involve
5. to argue
6. to suggest
7. to ensure
8. to impact = to influence = to affect
9. to occur
10. to decline
11. to rely on
12. to assess
13. to distinguish
14. to alter
15. to imply
16. to collaborate
17. to support
18. to obtain
19. to define
20. to collate
21. to reflect
22. to benefit
23. to require
24. to consume
25. to set up = to establish = to ascertain
26. to reduce = to decrease
27. to increase
28. to acknowledge
29. to remain
30. to vary
31. to exist
32. to achieve
33. to contain
34. to determine
35. to prompt
36. to submit
37. to encourage
38. to conduct = to carry out
39. to impose
40. to reveal
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| 6 | Speaking এর গুরুত্বপূর্ণ Phrase Word.
1. Opening Statements
Today, I’d like to share with you about…
In this talk, I’m going to tell you how…
I want to tell you about…
Today, I would like to discuss…
2. Closing statements
In conclusion…
To sum up…
To summarize…
To conclude…
As a whole…
So all in all…
3. Beginning the Main Body of Your Speech
First and foremost….
And why do I find it so appealing? It is, after all….
To begin with…
One of the most intriguing aspects about….
This is the most significant day/opportunity of my life because…
4. Building on Your Idea
Another reason why I like…
One of the main advantages…
One of the consequences…
This appeals to me because…
Another unusual fact about…
I like … more than anything else because…
5. Expressing Your Opinions
In my opinion…
I firmly believe that…
From my point of view…
It seems to me that…
From my viewpoint…
From my perspective…
It appears to me that…
I realize that…
I understand that…
6. Speculating and Expressing Possibilities
I suppose…
It is possible…
I would imagine that…
I would say…
Perhaps…
I think it is likely/unlikely…
7. Agreeing and Disagreeing
I totally agree.
I couldn’t agree with you more.
You are absolutely right.
No doubt about it.
Definitely / Absolutely / Precisely
I’m afraid I disagree.
I see your point, but…
That’s not always true.
Not necessarily.
That’s one way of looking at it. However…
8. Comparing and Contrasting
Similar to…
Much the same…
As (adjective) as
Compared to…
9. Clarifying the Questions
I’m sorry, I didn’t get the question.
I’m sorry, I’m afraid I didn’t catch that.
I’m sorry, could you rephrase that?
Could you repeat the question, please?
Could you say that again?
Could you explain what you mean by..?
Could you explain the question, please?
10. Transition Words
Also, as well as…
Similarly, in the same way…
Even though, despite, yet…
So that, so, for this reason…
For example, for instance…
Because, since, thus, that is why…
Actually, I have to say…
On the other hand…
11. Conditionals
I) Zero Conditionals
When it rains, I take the bus.
If I work from home, I don’t get salary deductions.
I don’t eat breakfast if I am late for work
ii) First Conditionals
If I get the required band score for IELTS, I will migrate to Canada.
If I get promoted at work, I might buy myself a new car.
I can bring my family to the UK if I get the required band score in IELTS.
iii) Second Conditionals
If I were the mayor of our city, I would ban the use of plastics.
If I won the lottery, I could afford not to work.
I would give everyone a pay increase if I were rich.
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ছোটবেলা থেকে অনেকের সাইবার সিকিউরিটি এবং ইথিক্যাল হ্যাকিং শিখার ইচ্ছা থাকে। একজন সাইবার সিকিউরিটি এক্সপার্ট বা এক্সপার্ট হ্যাকার হওয়ার জন্য প্রয়োজন সঠিক গাইডলাইন, রিসোর্স এবং সাপোর্ট।
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| 11 | Speaking এর গুরুত্বপূর্ণ Phrase Word.
1. Opening Statements
Today, I’d like to share with you about…
In this talk, I’m going to tell you how…
I want to tell you about…
Today, I would like to discuss…
2. Closing statements
In conclusion…
To sum up…
To summarize…
To conclude…
As a whole…
So all in all…
3. Beginning the Main Body of Your Speech
First and foremost….
And why do I find it so appealing? It is, after all….
To begin with…
One of the most intriguing aspects about….
This is the most significant day/opportunity of my life because…
4. Building on Your Idea
Another reason why I like…
One of the main advantages…
One of the consequences…
This appeals to me because…
Another unusual fact about…
I like … more than anything else because…
5. Expressing Your Opinions
In my opinion…
I firmly believe that…
From my point of view…
It seems to me that…
From my viewpoint…
From my perspective…
It appears to me that…
I realize that…
I understand that…
6. Speculating and Expressing Possibilities
I suppose…
It is possible…
I would imagine that…
I would say…
Perhaps…
I think it is likely/unlikely…
7. Agreeing and Disagreeing
I totally agree.
I couldn’t agree with you more.
You are absolutely right.
No doubt about it.
Definitely / Absolutely / Precisely
I’m afraid I disagree.
I see your point, but…
That’s not always true.
Not necessarily.
That’s one way of looking at it. However…
8. Comparing and Contrasting
Similar to…
Much the same…
As (adjective) as
Compared to…
9. Clarifying the Questions
I’m sorry, I didn’t get the question.
I’m sorry, I’m afraid I didn’t catch that.
I’m sorry, could you rephrase that?
Could you repeat the question, please?
Could you say that again?
Could you explain what you mean by..?
Could you explain the question, please?
10. Transition Words
Also, as well as…
Similarly, in the same way…
Even though, despite, yet…
So that, so, for this reason…
For example, for instance…
Because, since, thus, that is why…
Actually, I have to say…
On the other hand…
11. Conditionals
I) Zero Conditionals
When it rains, I take the bus.
If I work from home, I don’t get salary deductions.
I don’t eat breakfast if I am late for work
ii) First Conditionals
If I get the required band score for IELTS, I will migrate to Canada.
If I get promoted at work, I might buy myself a new car.
I can bring my family to the UK if I get the required band score in IELTS.
iii) Second Conditionals
If I were the mayor of our city, I would ban the use of plastics.
If I won the lottery, I could afford not to work.
I would give everyone a pay increase if I were rich.
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| 15 | 🎧IELTS LISTENING: HELP! I DON'T UNDERSTAND THE ACCENT
❌ The problem
IELTS is an international test, so you might hear a range of different accents, including Australian, British, New Zealand and North American. Remember that you only hear the audio once in the Listening test so you need to be absolutely confident that you can pick out every detail first time. An unfamiliar accent can get in the way of that. While there will not be any extreme accents, you should at least be familiar with a range of ‘standard’ accents.
✅ The solution
Start by reading this extract from a report from the US Library of Medicine:
‘It is well known that there is a processing cost when listening to speech in an accent other than one’s own, but recent work has suggested that this cost is reduced when listening to a familiar accent widely represented in the media, and/or when short amounts of exposure to an accent are provided.’
This means that ‘short amounts of exposure’ to an unfamiliar accent really can help you to understand it. So it’s sensible to spend some time listening to the most common dialects when you are preparing for the test. It’s not difficult to find 📻 radio stations online that enable you to do this.
Here are some examples:👇
ABC Radio from Australia 🇦🇺
CBC Radio from Canada 🇨🇦
BBC Radio 4 from the UK 🇬🇧
It’s easy to find others, and you may even find it interesting to listen to some more unusual accents such as Louisiana or Caribbean. In fact, you can have lots of fun finding radio stations worldwide on tunein.com!
👉 Another approach is to listen to some TED talks. TED speakers come from many different countries, and often the talks have transcripts, so you can check the accuracy of your listening. Here are three examples from the Top 20 TED talks:
Ken Robinson: How schools kill creativity 🇬🇧British accent
Amy Cuddy: Your body language shapes who you are 🇺🇸 North American accent
Pranav Mistry: The thrilling potential of SixthSense technology 🇮🇳 Indian accent | 400 |
| 16 | 09/03/2024 (British Council)
Listening:
Part 1: one word and/or a number
Part 2: MCQ (11-15), gap fill sentence (16-20)
Part 3: MCQ (21-25), Flow-chart (26-30)
Part 4: Two Word Only
Reading :
Part 1 : gap + matching features + mcq (medium)
Part 2 : mcq + TFNG (hard)
Part 3 : matching information + YNNG + gap (medium)
Writing :
Task 1 :--The chart below shows five countries where australia students studied from 2004 to 2006(bar chart)
Task 2 :-Some people say that the main aim of advertising is to improve the sales of products that people do not really need. To what extent do you agree or disagree? | 506 |
| 17 | 📜IELTS Writing assessment criteria - explained in a simple way! What do IELTS examiners look at?
📋Task Achievement
🔖1) Your ideas should be relevant. This means that if you were asked about one specific thing, for example, about the way computers influence children's academic success, don't write about the advantages and disadvantages of using computers in general. Stick to the point!
🔖2) Your arguments should be extended. This means that a reader shouldn't be an expert in this topic, but your explanation should be so detailed that this person wouldn't have any questions after reading your essay.
🔖3) You must state your position, and it should be clear throughout the essay.
📋Coherence & Cohesion
🔖1) Your essay should be well structured. It should include the introduction, supporting paragraphs (usually 2 or 3) and the conclusion. Your reasoning should be presented in a logical way.
🔖2) Your essay should be really easy to read. So if there are too many long and complicated sentences which come one after another, the examiner will have to re-read some parts several times. As a result, you will be marked down.
🔖3) You should use linking words and phrases such as 'As a result' or linking devices such as 'This will lead to...' in order to help a reader follow your train of thought.
📋Vocabulary
📮1) You should use topical vocabulary. This is vocabulary that is suitable for some particular topic and cannot be used in any essay. For example, you can use the verb 'to argue' in all essays, so it's not topical, but the expression 'exhaust fumes' IS topical as it can be naturally used only in essays about environment or traffic.
📮2) The more complicated words, the better. But, again, don't overdo. It is enough to use 2 or 3 uncommon words per paragraph to show how clever you are. If there are too many of them, your essay will not read well, and the examiner will just think you are trying to impress them.
📋Grammar
🧷1) The fewer mistakes, the better. But don't think that examiners read your essays with a magnifying glass and pay attention to every minor mistake. Stop worrying about it.
🧷2) The more diverse and complicated structures you use, the better. I always say to my students that examiners do not have a clairvoyant ability. So if you don’t show in your essay that you can use a variety of grammatical structures, how can they know that you are a very knowledgeable student and deserve a high score? They can assess just what they can see
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| 18 | IELTS Listening এ একজন আরেক জনের সাথে যে Word গুলোর মাধ্যমে একমত পোষণ করে।
*I would like to think so
*Sure
*Ok
*Well
*Hmm
*Yes
*That's good
*Fine
*Definitely
*Obviously
*Sounds good
*Great
*Fantastic
*Of course
* All right
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| 19 | 📝IELTS listening
1. to cause
2. to account for
3. to entail
4. to involve
5. to argue
6. to suggest
7. to ensure
8. to impact = to influence = to affect
9. to occur
10. to decline
11. to rely on
12. to assess
13. to distinguish
14. to alter
15. to imply
16. to collaborate
17. to support
18. to obtain
19. to define
20. to collate
21. to reflect
22. to benefit
23. to require
24. to consume
25. to set up = to establish = to ascertain
26. to reduce = to decrease
27. to increase
28. to acknowledge
29. to remain
30. to vary
31. to exist
32. to achieve
33. to contain
34. to determine
35. to prompt
36. to submit
37. to encourage
38. to conduct = to carry out
39. to impose
40. to reveal
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| 20 | 🗽 American VS 💂British English
🇺🇸 highway 🇬🇧 main road
🇺🇸 corn 🇬🇧 maize
🇺🇸 math 🇬🇧 maths
🇺🇸 stingy 🇬🇧 mean
🇺🇸 freeway 🇬🇧 motorway
🇺🇸 diaper 🇬🇧 nappy
🇺🇸 vicious 🇬🇧 nasty
🇺🇸 noplace 🇬🇧 nowhere
🇺🇸 private hospital 🇬🇧 nursing home
🇺🇸 optometrist 🇬🇧 optician
🇺🇸 liquor store 🇬🇧 off-license
🇺🇸 sidewalk 🇬🇧 pavement
🇺🇸 peek 🇬🇧 peep
🇺🇸 gasoline 🇬🇧 petrol
🇺🇸 mailbox 🇬🇧 postbox
🇺🇸 potato chips 🇬🇧 potato crisps
🇺🇸 restroom 🇬🇧 public toilet
🇺🇸 blow-out 🇬🇧 puncture
🇺🇸 line 🇬🇧 queue
🇺🇸 railroad 🇬🇧 railway
🇺🇸 round trip 🇬🇧 return (ticket)
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