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English Fluency For Advanced

Posted on September 22, 2023November 8, 2023 By admin No Comments on English Fluency For Advanced

This Book is Not for Beginners This book provides you with the key secrets you’ll need to unlock the next level of fluency and open an entire new world of fluencydownload pdf. With this book by your side, you’ll discover that taking your skills to the next level wasn’t nearly as difficult as you originally imagined it to be. In this book you’ll not only discover the secrets, but you’ll also find the encouragement to continue in your studies. As you read these pages, you’ll feel as if you have your own personal English tutor sitting right next to you, guiding you every step of the way. Having been in the same position myself at one time and helping hundreds of others in this identical situation, I have a good idea of what’s running through your mind as we go through these steps. The content of the book is arranged so that the first chapters have a general wide appeal and will help just about everyone become better at the spoken word. As you read farther in the book each section talks about the language in a bit more success. This doesn’t mean that you can’t understand Chapter Two without reading Chapter One. Feel free to read these chapters in any order, based on your perceived personal needs. In the first chapter, we’ll review the five myths about English that are the common obstacles of most students. You’ll undoubtedly recognize at least one of them as an impediment to your learning. Once you know the myth or myths holding you back, it’ll just be a matter of time to change your thinking and continue studying. The following chapter introduces you to an effective method of creating attainable goals for yourself. Called S.M.A.R.T. goals, you’ll learn how even a minimum of planning can bring a maximum of learning. You’ll want to not waste a single minute implementing them in your learning schedule. Guaranteed. Not only will this goal-setting technique help you in pursuit of learning to speak the English language, but you can transfer these goal-setting skills to any dream you’d like to manifest. The third secret to fluency is to immerse yourself in the language. Easier said than done, you say? Most students mistakenly believe that the only way to do that is to travel to meet native speakers. That’s why the chapter is filled tips that’ll have yourself “swimming” in English before you realize it. None of these guidelines require travel or even walking up to total strangers and starting conversations. In fact, they all involve low-risk situations that will have you speaking English in safe, low-risk situations more often than you ever thought possible. When you begin reading chapter four’s secret to success, you may shake your head in disbelief, but by the time you’ve finished it you’ll be eager and excited to implement suggestions. That’s because this involves the one step most of us fear most when we’re learning anything, not just the English language. The secret key: it’s perfectly fine to make mistakes. In fact, it’s not only perfectly fine, but it’s nearly mandatory. It’s guaranteed to change your entire way of viewing the learning process. What does listening have to do with speaking a language? Everything! In the fifth step you’ll not only discover how improving this one habit can improve your fluency by leaps and bounds. The chapter also provides you with techniques to develop your active listening skills and then translate those into the breakthrough in your speaking of. Your Journey to Fluency While this volume is meant to be a student’s guidebook through the English language, it’s really so much more. You’ll find yourself referring to this book again and again in your journey of learning. Are you prepared to climb to new levels of fluency nearly effortlessly? It’s time to discover what’s been keeping you on this plateau of learning. It’s time to remove the obstacles in your path and seriously continue on this amazing path of learning you’ve set your sights on.

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English Fluency For Advanced

Posted on September 22, 2023November 16, 2023 By admin No Comments on English Fluency For Advanced
English Fluency For Advanced

Macmillan Collocations Dictionary in IELTS Using the Macmillan Collocations Dictionary in IELTSSam McCarterThe Macmillan Collocations Dictionary (MCD) is a valuable resource for anyone using English in anacademic or professional context. It shows how the most frequent words in English typically combinewith each other, and with other words, to form natural-sounding chunks of language – and this is whatmakes it an especially useful tool for people taking the IELTS exams.There is an important distinction to be made between IELTS (the International English LanguageTesting System) and other exams. The purpose of IELTS is not to to test students’ knowledge of theEnglish language, but to assess their competence in using it. Students are not awarded a pass or fail, buttheir scores are reported on a scale ranging from 1 (‘Non-User’) to 9 (‘Expert User’).The word User is critical. Rather than testing students’ knowledge of grammar or of specific vocabularyitems, IELTS evaluates their ability to use the English language in the completion of tasks (within fairlytight time limits) in the four main skills of Listening, Reading, Writing and Speaking. This focus ontesting competence rather than knowledge has implications for students and teachers alike, especiallywith regard to learning vocabulary.Let us take, for example, a student who is about to take IELTS, and who has a reasonably largevocabulary, say of around 7,500 words. A vocabulary of this size is a desirable asset for anyone aiming toachieve a score of 6.5–7 in the academic version of IELTS. But learning words from vocabulary lists is notenough. If our imaginary student has no awareness of how words work naturally together, s/he will beat a disadvantage compared to someone who may have a smaller vocabulary (say 5,000 words), but who isable to use those words effectively by combining them in natural-sounding collocations..What this illustrates is the importance of learning to use vocabulary, at speed, across tasks within thefour main skills. This will improve fluency, clarity of expression, and naturalness – and hencecompetence in general.The need for such flexibility in manipulating words to create the kinds of combination that a fluentspeaker would produce naturally is what makes the Macmillan Collocations Dictionary an idealcompanion for students as they prepare for the IELTS exam.How producing natural collocations can help IELTS studentsThere are two aspects of vocabulary that illustrate the relevance of collocation and the value of adictionary like the MCD:• the relationship between frequency and ‘coverage’: research shows that the most commonEnglish words make up a high percentage of everything we read or write. The most frequently usedwords (the top 2,500) account for almost 80% of all text, while the 7,500 most common words make upover 90%.• The relationship between frequency and collocation: the more frequent a word is, the morelikely it is to enter into ‘partnerships’ with other words, forming combinations which convey a sense ofnaturalness and style.This has implications for processing information in the four main skills tested in IELTS download READ BOOKS BOOK DOWNLOADINDG 80%

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