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Business English: Does the other party looking to reach an agreement? Use these 6 phrases to help you close the deal!
In the workplace, there are full of negotiations and disagreements. We must understand whether the other party has the intention to reach an agreement with us or not. Therefore, we would like to introduce 6 related phrases to help you react to them today!
Business English: Have you received a complaint from customers? Use these 5 tips to turn omissions into opportunities!
Have you received a complaint from customers? Use these 5 tips to turn omissions into opportunities!
General English: Common color idioms, you need to READ this to understand what the native speakers are talking about! (Blue, Green)
Idioms help to enrich your vocabulary and allow you to express yourself vividly. So, do you know any idioms based on colors? Let’s learn some idioms including ‘blue’ and ‘green’ today!
General English: What is the meaning of ‘cook the books’? Are you confused with the meaning of phrases like this?
Sometimes when we learn English, we cannot simply read it literally as we could mistake it for another meaning. For example, when someone tells you that she is ‘under the weather’ today. It’s not that she is really ‘under the weather’, rather it means that she is feeling sick! Let’s take a look at some phrases which cannot be literally translated!
7 IELTS must use sentences to express ‘for example’ in other ways!
Giving examples can help you strengthen the argument persuasiveness and achieve a more ideal score! So, what phrases should we use to give examples in both IELTS writing and oral exams? Here are 7 useful phrases!
Never realized the difference between ‘take sb in’ and ‘take sth in’? They are completely different by adding sb or sth (part 1)!
In English, the same phrasal verb can have completely different meanings to describe people and things, such as ‘give away’. You may think its meaning is only to give a freebie to sb, but in fact, it has another meaning. Have you heard it before?
IELTS Speaking: Is ‘I like’ the only expression you use to talk about sth you are fond of? 7 ways to replace ‘like’!
Many IELTS Speaking topics, especially in Part 1, ask about your daily life. For example, what activities you like, or do you like your job. In addition to ‘I like...’, what can you say to express your preference?
Practical and easy to memorize! Various phrases beginning with prepositions (On, For, From)
Another article with phrases beginning with prepositions! Here is a question: do you know how we say ‘temporary’ in another way? Is it ‘on/for/from the moment’? Scroll down and find the answer!
DSE Reading: Common Homographs! They are both adjectives, but they have different meanings!
We mentioned that the same word can have different meanings when it is used as a verb or a noun. In fact, homographs can also apply to adjectives. For example, do you know the word ‘humble’ can be used to describe a place apart from saying a person who is not proud? Learn these words so that you can have a better understanding of the DSE English Reading!
DSE Paper 2: Writing pros and cons in an argumentative essay! Are you repeatedly using ‘advantage’ and ‘disadvantage’?
The advantage and disadvantage question has always been a popular topic in the DSE English Writing exam. Genre of writing such as argumentative essay always request students to compare advantages and disadvantages. Let’s try using these 8 words apart from ‘advantage’ and ‘disadvantage’!
