ELTPR060 - Introduction to Vocabulary Report 002

Welcome to your introduction to Vocabulary Report #2!

Now, here is a preview of your lesson today.

You and I explore the following terms in your lesson:

·        Vocabulary Term: legacy

·        1 Food Collocation: heavy meal

·        1 Animal Idiom: to bug someone

·        1 Come Phrasal Verb: come up

Get the full report for 3 less common vocabulary terms, 3 food collocations, 3 animal idioms, 3 come phrasal verbs, and a proverb.

Visit the blog post for this podcast episode for the full presentation at: bit.ly/ee002.  

ELTPR059 - 2 Key Academic English Lessons

Watch this video to learn these 2 facets of Academic English.

Do you know how to use Academic English for a high score on the TOEFL, IELTS, or PTE Academic exam? 

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ELTPR058 - Vocabulary Report 001 | Video Preview

Welcome to your complimentary access to Vocabulary Report 001!

You and I explore the following terms in your lesson:

• Vocabulary Term: paraphrase
• 1 Fashion Collocation: dramatic fashion
• 1 Color Idiom: out of the blue
• 1 Eat Phrasal Verb: eat into

Access the full Vocabulary Report 001 - https://bit.ly/ee001

Episode 57 - 3 Complex Grammar Structures to Raise Your Test Scores

Watch the video to learn these 3 complex grammar structures to raise your score on the TOEFL, TOEIC, IELTS, or PTE exam!

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English Language Test Prep Radio - Ep 28 - Feeling Idioms

Idioms are important to know for TOEFL, TOEIC, IELTS, and PTE success.

Watch this video preview of Feeling Idioms and then access the full podcast for the full lesson.

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English in a Minute: Go With The Flow

Learn How To Use This English Idiom!

Vocabulary is essential to a higher score on the TOEFL, TOEIC, or IELTS exam.

During your test preparation, take every opportunity to build your word power for the high score that you seek - and deserve!

Here's an English idiom - Go With The Flow - you can use in the Speaking sections of these three English fluency tests.

Watch this short and entertaining clip to learn how to use this English idiom and surprise your friends, colleagues, and test graders with your improved English fluency!

Professor Winn, author of the englishlanguagetestprep.com blog,  is a CELTA-certified English instructor for more than 13 years, helping candidates to achieve their target scores on the TOEFL, TOEIC, or IELTS exams.

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IELTS Reading Tips: True False Not Given

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Professor Winn, author of the englishlanguagetestprep.com blog,  is a CELTA-certified English instructor for more than 13 years, helping candidates to achieve their target scores on the TOEFL, TOEIC, or IELTS exams.

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