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hi everybody, everybody see that there are four major skills in learning any language, namely listening, speaking, reading and writing. Listening is very necessary for interaction, and it is unchanged from hearing. of course, kids start listening to their parents when they are babies. They are frequ...

a big online video library having natural dialogues available in the form of Real English for students assess. This is based on people talking belong to English-speaking countries, This is a very simple idea for organization and use with natural speech. This idea of naturalness in language learning ...

You’ll find out what you need to change if this is your situation. What is this student doing wrong? She is trying to study alone, with a textbook and is trying to memorize things to prepare for IELTS just like she studied in her home country growing up. This doesn’t work when it comes to a language...

Follow up questions in Part 3: What colours are least popular in your country? Would these colours become popular in the future? What was the most popular colour last year? How do colours affect people’s mood? What colours are mostly seen for buildings in India? What colour is suitable for offices? ...

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In IELTS Speaking Part 2 you will shown some instructions on a topic card. You have one minute to read the instructions and prepare your answer. Then you must speak for one to two minutes on that topic. Today we will look at three example questions. Each question deals with a different timeframe: on...

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