GRE • Sentence Equivalence Mastery • Target GRE 330+ (2021-07)

GRE Type: 65+ Solved Questions on Sentence Equivalence using a Proven 4 Step Process. GRE Tricks & Techniques.

Skills for Effective Writing 2

Highlights: subject-verb agreement, consistent pronoun use, avoid run-ons and comma spaces, avoiding sentence fragments, sentence convining for variety, giving specific examples, outlines, facts vs opinions, using vivid language, irrelevant information vs relevant information.

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Essential English Grammar • Important subjects in detail (2020-09)

This course is to learn all the English grammar fast and in-depth for Beginner (and intermediate) level which means all the grammar you need to understand, speak and write in English including most of the verb tenses, adjectives, different sentence structures, and etc.

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B2 First - 50 Key Word Transformation Exerc. Vol.3 This ebook contains 50 Key Word Transformation exercises each. Using the "key word", students are expected to complete the second sentence so that it has a similar meaning to the original sentence. The exercises in this ebook test the most common grammatical structures that students need to know in order to pass part 4 of the Use of English paper of the Cambridge English: B2 First (FCE) examination.

English for Spies: Speak English Naturally & Confidently

Fluent English: How Can You Speak English like a Native? Here's a Comprehensive List of Top-7 Things You're Doing Wrong.
What you'll learn Top-7 reasons you don't sound like a native.

• Pronunciation: linking, informal contractions & reduction.
• Circumlocution: a longer sentence is not a better sentence.
• Idioms: how many is too many?
• Articles: basic and not-so-basic ways we use a/an & the.
• Order of words: does it even matter?
• Denotation & connotation: what you should pay attention to when you're learning new words.
• Phrasal verbs: how common are they?