2021-10-28T10:24:44+08:0028/10/2021|Categories: DSE|Tags: dse應試技巧, 寫作|
When you are reading passages, you may often see words that are related to emotions. Yet, have you ever failed to understand the meaning of the words? Even though you have read it again and again, you still don’t understand its meaning. Today let’s talk about 5 words that have the meaning to being ‘angry’!
2021-10-27T11:24:33+08:0027/10/2021|Categories: DSE|
Whether you are waking up early for school, or doing part-time work during a holiday, we believe many of you will say ‘I’m so tired!’ every day. However, apart from ‘tired’ and ’exhausted’, do you know any synonyms of tired?
2021-10-26T12:51:53+08:0026/10/2021|Categories: DSE|
In English, there are a variety of different parts of speech. Do you know any words that can be used in both verb and noun, yet when used differently can have a completely different meaning? Sometimes when you are doing a reading comprehension exercise, you only know the meaning of the word in form of a verb. To master reading comprehension, you should also know the meaning in form of a noun!
2021-10-08T17:44:15+08:008/10/2021|Categories: IELTS|
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!
2023-03-11T22:51:50+08:004/10/2021|Categories: IELTS|
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?
2022-04-22T13:22:43+08:0029/9/2021|Categories: DSE|Tags: 應試技巧|
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!
2023-03-11T22:51:50+08:0027/9/2021|Categories: DSE|
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!
2021-09-24T17:58:38+08:0024/9/2021|Categories: DSE|Tags: dse應試技巧, 寫作, 應試技巧|
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’!
2023-03-11T22:51:50+08:0015/9/2021|Categories: IELTS|
Previously, we mentioned 3 words that you should avoid using in IELTS exams. Can you recall them? Let’s go through 3 more simple English vocabulary words as well as their synonyms!
2023-03-11T22:51:50+08:0014/9/2021|Categories: IELTS|
When taking the IELTS exam, we believe that all of you know that simple words cannot boost our scores. Yet, you may try hard but still cannot think of a better synonym for the simple word. We understand that you may be one of the examinees who have this concern. Therefore, we will introduce the first three simple English words which need to be avoided, and their synonyms respectively!
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