IELTS Masterclass

🌍TED Talks Daily 🔶The problem with being "too nice" at work 🔸Tessa West فایل صوتی و متن در پست های بعدی 🆔 @ieltsmasterclass

نکته مهم سعی کنید در کنار منابع خودتون، برای بهبود لیسنینگ حتما از سخنرانی های TED هم استفاده کنید. اگه به ورژن صوتی اونها گوش کنید که خیلی بهتره، چون دیگه نمی‌تونید از تصویر برای فهم کمک بگیرید. این طوری برای آزمون مناسب تره. برای راحتی کار، هفته ای دوبار، براتون این سخرانی ها رو با متنش براتون اینجا میذارم که مجبور نباشید دنبالشون تو سایت های مختلف بگردید. حتما ازشون استفاده کنید. چون هم کلی چیز یاد می‌گیرد هم لیسنینگتون عالی میشه. @ieltsmasterclass

Jordan B. Peterson You should be a monster. 🆔 @ieltsmasterclass

🔶 دو عبارت جالب lie low آفتابی نشدن till the trouble passes تا وقتی آبها از آسیاب بیفته. I'd lie low if I were you till the trouble passes. اگه من جای تو بودم، تا آبها از آسیاب بیفته، آفتابی نمی‌شدم. 🆔 @ieltsmasterclass

🟡 10 تا ساختار گرامر پیشرفته که میتونه نمره آزمون شما رو خیلی بالا ببره. 👍 👉1. Inversion: - Used for emphasis or to create a more formal or literary style. Example: "Not only did she win the race, but she also broke the record." 👉2. Cleft sentences: - Used to emphasize a particular part of a sentence. Example: "It was the music that inspired her to pursue a career in singing." 👉3. Conditionals: - Advanced conditional structures, such as mixed conditionals or unreal past conditionals. Example: "If I had studied harder, I would have passed the exam." 👉4. Reported speech: - Accurate and appropriate use of reporting verbs, tense changes, and pronoun changes. Example: "She told me that she had already finished the project." 👉5. Complex noun phrases: - Utilizing relative clauses, appositives, and prepositional phrases to create more elaborate noun phrases. Example: "The man sitting next to me, who is an expert in economics, offered valuable insights." 👉6. Modal verbs: - Advanced use of modal verbs to express various degrees of certainty, possibility, obligation, etc. Example: "You must have forgotten your keys. They're not in their usual place." 👉7. Subjunctive mood: - Use of the subjunctive to express hypothetical or unreal situations. Example: "It is essential that he be present at the meeting." 👉8. Gerunds and infinitives: - Accurate use of gerunds and infinitives as subjects, objects, or complements. Example: "She enjoys playing the piano." 👉9. Ellipsis: - Omission of words that can be understood from the context. Example: "He plays the guitar; she, the piano." 👉10. Participle clauses: - Use of present or past participle clauses to provide additional information. Example: "Having finished her work, she went for a walk." 🆔 @ieltsmasterclass

TED Talks Why you should define your fears instead of your goals Tim Ferriss 🆔 @ieltsmasterclass

Jordan B Peterson The Power of writing 🆔 @ieltsmasterclass