10 MOST COMMON Grammar Mistakes English Learners Make 😭😭😭

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Don't miss these 10 common grammar mistakes that could lower your score on the TOEFL, TOEIC, or IELTS Writing score.

As you know, grammar is a grading criterion for the success or failure of a high score on the three English fluency exams.

Watch Professor Emma help you in a fast and fun way to avoid these grammar gaffes that could lower your test score!

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TOEFL Speaking - 5 Common Mistakes – LinkedIn Comment

 TOEFL Speaking - 5 Common Mistakes – LinkedIn Comment

 

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These are sound suggestions for candidates to be ready for the #TOEFL #Speaking.

 

✔ I would skip "In my opinion" for Question 1 though.

 

If you're speaking (and no one else is), we know it's your opinion.

 

It's a timing thing for me (and it's a bit redundant).

 

Time is valuable, and how you manage your time on the TOEFL, especially in the Speaking section, is crucial.

 

Anything that you can do to conserve time helps you do well on the Speaking exam.

 

✔ The emphasis on confidence (Be positive and upbeat) is noteworthy.

 

When I work with candidates to maximize their score on the TOEFL exam, I take every opportunity to offer encouragement and support.

 

A positive attitude goes a long way in helping candidates conquer their doubts and fears, especially if they are sitting the TOEFL exam for the first (and hopefully last!) time.

 

✔ The first point about having a plan cannot be emphasized enough.

 

Formulating and implementing your "game plan" on the exam is another significant step in reaching your optimal score.

 

Good luck with the TOEFL!

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Stress and Rhythm in English Pronunciation

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This is an essential video from Elemental English.

In a deliberate and easy, and fun method, learn how to speak English better in a short amount of time!

As you know, Pronunciation is a grading category for the IELTS, TOEFL, and TOEIC Speaking sections.

Watch now to perfect your stress and rhythm in English pronunciation!

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Please read this comment from a post by TOEIC in an original LinkedIn article.

Professor Winn's Comment - #IELTS Myth 22 - From LinkedIn

 The original article appeared on LinkedIn.

Professor Winn Responds:

I've never even heard of this notion before.

 

Candidates must remember that the #IELTS #Speaking test is just a platform to demonstrate your whole range of #English speaking skills.

 

Parts 1 and 2 happen to be in a Question-Answer format.

 

However, candidates need to be ready at every instance to show their high range of English fluency and keep in mind that the IELTS graders evaluate your English, not your opinions in any case.

 

Really, by the time Part 3 happens, the IELTS grader knows 2/3 of your score.

 

Most of the scoring takes place in Parts 1 and 2, and candidates must perform at their strongest.

 

Indeed, from the beginning, candidates need to convince the IELTS graders of 2 things:

 

✔ 1) I'm a highly confident English speaker, and

✔2) I'm a highly competent English speaker.

 

Good luck with your exam! 😉

 

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3 General Training #IELTS Tips

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Whether you plan to work and start a new life in a new country or simply need to prove your English fluency to your current boss, the General IELTS exam is a great choice.

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English Pronunciation - vowel changes in stressed and unstressed syllables

Don't let bad English Pronunciation ruin your TOEFL, TOEIC, or IELTS score!

Word stress (and sentence stress!) is essential to understand and be understood in English.

You already know how challenging the Speaking Section of the IELTS, TOEFL, and TOEIC exams are.

Professor Lisa is a perfect English pronunciation coach to guide you.

Watch the following video for a fun and easy lesson to improve your English speaking power right now.

Let Professor Lisa help you with these indispensable pointers to polish your English.

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