Self-study materials for IELTS

#useful #repost #grammar 1 is referred to as singular, (eg. 1 egg, 1 crab, etc.) but 0 is referred to as plural, (eg. 0 eggs, 0 crabs, etc.) e.g Electric cars almost have no carbon footprint as they produce zero emissions.

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Band 8+ answers to ongoing questions in IELTS speaking exam (2024) Describe a person who talks a lot Describe a job you would not like to do in the future Describe an occasion when someone or something made noise Describe something you do that helps you work or study better Describe a useful object in you home you can't live without                                                      Describe a skill you learned in your childhood   Describe an interesting conversation you had with an old person  Describe a time when a travel was delayed                                             Describe an occasion when you heard someone complaining about something in a restaurant... Describe an occasion when you used a map that was useful Describe a uniform you wear Describe an occasion when you helped someone Describe a period when you were busy Describe an unusual holiday you had Describe a place where you want to go to relax Describe a long-term goal you would like to achieve Describe an impressive movie that you watched Describe a time when you bought something at a street market Describe a time when you had to do something in a hurry Describe a time when you found something that someone lost Describe a talented person Describe a website you often visit      Describe a place that is good to live in Describe a subject you'd like to learn in the future Describe your first day at school Describe a movie character https://t.me/englishnudge

Here are 5 example sentences using "in lieu of": 1. In lieu of a traditional wedding cake, the couple opted for a tower of gourmet cupcakes. 2. The manager decided to offer extra vacation days in lieu of a year-end bonus to reward employees for their hard work. 3. In lieu of attending the conference in person, she participated via video conference due to travel restrictions. 4. The company chose to donate to a charity in lieu of giving corporate gifts this holiday season. 5. In lieu of a physical gift, she decided to write a heartfelt letter expressing her gratitude.

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Here are 10 words that you must pronounce and leave your voice messages in the comments section: Clothes Advantageous Courage International Fashionable Salmon Naive Certificate (noun) Coup Debris

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Let's do some pronunciation challenge, shall we? Pronounce this word: unfathomable Don't use the dictionary 😃

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#common_mistake #explanation #useful #noChatGPT 1. There is a bank opposite to our school. Here, the "Opposite" is a preposition, so using another preposition after it is wrong here, a mistake which I see many students make very often. 2. The bank is opposite of our school. The same scenario here as well. Opposite can also be a noun after which the preposition 'of' is often used. However, here in this sentence, opposite is a preposition, rendering the use of another preposition incorrect. 3. You just did the opposite of what I asked you to. As for this sentence, It is correct. This is because the word opposite is a noun here, which is accompanied by "of". Also, the word opposite can also be an adjective when it describes something contrary to something else: Lola is in the opposite side of the street.

There is a bank opposite to our school. The bank is opposite of our school. You just did the opposite of what I asked you to. What is wrong with these sentences? Which one is correct?

A PRINCELY SUM = small amount of money