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Top Strategies to Improve Your Writing & Expressions for IELTS, TOEFL & C1

Tips for Improving Writing Skills
1. Read Regularly
Reading a variety of materials (books, articles, essays) can expose you to different writing styles and vocabulary. This can help you understand how to structure your own writing.

2. Practice Writing Daily
Set aside time each day to write, even if it's just a few sentences. You can keep a journal, write short stories, or summarize what you've read.

3. Expand Your Vocabulary
Learning new words can help you express your ideas more precisely. Try using a thesaurus or vocabulary-building apps to discover synonyms and antonyms.

4. Outline Your Ideas
Before you start writing, outline your main points. This will give your writing structure and make it easier to follow.

5. Use Simple Language
Don’t feel pressured to use complex words or phrases. Clear and simple language often communicates ideas more effectively.

6. Seek Feedback
Share your writing with friends, family, or teachers who can provide constructive feedback. Understanding how others perceive your writing can help you improve.

7. Edit and Revise
After writing, take time to revise your work. Look for areas where you can clarify your thoughts or improve sentence structure.

8. Practice Specific Expressions
If there are particular expressions or phrases you find difficult, practice them in different contexts until you feel more comfortable using them.

Additional Resources
Writing Apps: Consider using tools like Grammarly or Hemingway Editor to help with grammar and style.

Online Courses: Websites like Coursera or Udemy offer writing courses that can help you develop your skills.

Writing Communities: Join online forums or local groups where you can share your work and get advice from other writers.

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Master Phrasal Verbs & Sound More Natural in English!**

Struggling with phrasal verbs? You're not alone! These tricky little phrases are *everywhere* in English, and learning them can make a huge difference in how natural you sound.

In my video, I break down common phrasal verbs in a simple, easy-to-understand way. Watch to:
✅ Understand how natives *really* use them
✅ Avoid common mistakes
✅ Boost your fluency fast

After watching, challenge yourself! Pick *one* phrasal verb from the video and use it in a sentence in the comments. I’ll check your examples and give feedback!

📺 Watch here: [https://youtu.be/uIS_vl2tmNo?si=O4VTV...](https://youtu.be/uIS_vl2tmNo?si=O4VTV...)

Let’s level up your English together! 🚀

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Which statement is correct?

1 year ago | [YT] | 2

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5 synonyms for the word “thirsty”:
parched, dehydrated,dry, droughty, and desert.

Here are some example sentences:

After a long hike, I was parched and drank an entire bottle of water.

The dehydrated plants in the garden needed to be watered.

The dry desert air made my throat feel scratchy.

The farmers were worried about the droughty conditions that would affect their crops.

The nomads had to cross the desert with limited water supplies

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2 years ago (edited) | [YT] | 1

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Create some sentences using formal words

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TAKE TIME TO LEARN SOME OF THE OBJECTS

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