2020-06-17T11:40:02+08:0023/4/2020|Categories: DSE|Tags: dse應試技巧, 寫作, 應試技巧|
The purpose of writing is to construct your point of view, so the word ‘think’ is frequently used. Do you know any synonyms of ‘think ‘? Through using a rich variety of vocabulary, the marker may be surprised and offer you a more satisfying grade!
2023-03-11T22:51:59+08:0016/3/2020|Categories: DSE, Exam|
During the oral examination, you are definitely required to express your views or give your stance. So, you should prepare some related sentences for this! How should you deliver your points clearly? What are the useful sentence structures candidate should learn? Let’s check out the following sentence structures that can help you in acing English paper 4!
2020-06-18T13:21:50+08:0013/3/2020|Categories: DSE, Exam|Tags: dse應試技巧, 應試技巧, 會話|
There are often questions that require you to give suggestions in DSE speaking paper. You may need to propose some improvement plans or solutions for a problem. The word ‘suggest’ is usually used in the above situation, but do you know what are the correct ways to use this word? Let’s learn it together and so you can use it freely and appropriately in oral examination!
2020-06-18T13:22:50+08:0011/3/2020|Categories: DSE, Exam|Tags: dse應試技巧, 應試技巧, 會話|
In oral speaking, other than giving suggestion and explaining the effects, elaborating on the causes of some issues is one of the important question types too! To deal with this type of question, this passage includes the 4 nouns that you need to know. This helps you to avoid the same word choices as other candidate, grabbing the attention of markers!
2020-06-19T13:15:20+08:0026/2/2020|Categories: DSE|Tags: dse應試技巧, 寫作, 應試技巧|
‘Useful’ is one of the most frequently used word in examinations as you may want to describe some useful suggestions or policies / plans. Do you know some other words that can replace ‘useful’? Do you want to impress the marker? The following vocabularies can surely help you with that!
2020-06-19T13:20:35+08:0026/2/2020|Categories: DSE|Tags: dse應試技巧, 寫作, 應試技巧|
Have you been practicing the use of topic sentences you learned from the last article? It comes to the conclusion part now. Are ‘To conclude’ and ‘in conclusion’ two common closing choices for you? Do you wish to learn some sentence structures which are more convincing? Let’s check it out!
2020-06-19T13:21:02+08:0026/2/2020|Categories: DSE|Tags: dse應試技巧, 寫作, 應試技巧|
One of the major essay types in HKDSE is the expository essay. It means you may need to explain the causes of a phenomenon or the effects of an event. What do I need to organize my point of view? If you have the same question, this passage is going to help you by providing the essential sentence structures!
2020-06-22T17:56:25+08:0010/1/2020|Categories: DSE, Exam|Tags: DSE, Speaking|
Do you know how to pass DSE Paper 4 with flying colors? You should focus on interacting with other candidates, rather than giving your own speech during the speaking exam. Other than asking ‘Do you agree with me?’, there are tons of sentence structures that can help you with asking for others’ views. You can be more precise by using the below sentences when you want to understand others’ opinions.
2020-06-22T17:54:30+08:009/1/2020|Categories: DSE, Exam|Tags: DSE, IELTS|
Is ‘increase’ the only word you write when stating an increasing trend? Do you wish to get rid of this situation? If you are aiming for the stars, you must be careful with every word choice. In order to impress the markers, this article will help you to learn more synonyms for the word ‘ increase’ !
2023-03-11T22:52:00+08:008/1/2020|Categories: DSE|Tags: DSE, dse應試技巧|
There are often questions that require data description in HKDSE English paper 3. Usually, you would be able to get the content point by stating the data straightly. Yet, some useful vocabularies can enhance your language marks. Avoid using the most common word choice, which is ‘decrease’, you can replace it with the following suggestions!
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