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November 05, 2024HOW TO BECOME A GOOD SPEAKER - 2
There are several steps you can take to improve your English fluency:
Immerse yourself in the language: Watch English-language movies, television shows, and videos; listen to English-language music and podcasts; and read English-language books, articles, and news.

Practice speaking: Find a conversation partner, join a conversation group, or take an English class to practice speaking and improve your pronunciation.

Learn English grammar and vocabulary: Study English grammar and vocabulary regularly, and practice using new words and grammar structures in your speaking and writing.

Learn to listen: Practice listening to native English speakers and try to understand the words and sentences they use.

Have patience: Remember that learning a new language takes time and practice, so be patient with yourself and don't get discouraged if you make mistakes.
It's also important to note that fluency is not always a binary state, it's a gradual process, and you can improve your fluency through regular practice and exposure to the language.
Coherence refers to the quality of being logically and functionally connected, consistent, and orderly. In terms of language, coherence refers to the connection and flow of ideas in a piece of writing or speech. A coherent text or speech is one in which the ideas are clearly presented and are logically connected to each other. It means that the sentences and paragraphs within a text or speech are related to each other, and they work together to convey a clear and consistent message. A cohesive text is one where the sentences are connected by the use of appropriate linking words, pronouns, and other grammatical devices.
In summary, coherence is the quality of being clear, consistent, and logical in thought, ideas or expression. It is the ability of the listener or reader to understand the message being conveyed and to follow the progression of ideas.
There are several things you can do to become a good speaker:
Practice: The more you speak, the more comfortable and confident you will become. This can be done through conversation with native speakers, giving presentations, or joining a public speaking group.

Prepare your material: Make sure you understand the topic or material you will be speaking about and organize your thoughts in a logical and clear manner.

Speak clearly and enunciate: Speak at a moderate pace, and clearly enunciate your words to make it easier for your audience to understand you.

Use body language: Use appropriate gestures and facial expressions to emphasize your points and to help engage your audience.

Practice active listening: Listen to other speakers and pay attention to their techniques, and then try to incorporate those techniques into your own speaking.

Be yourself: Speak in your own unique voice, and don't try to copy the speaking styles of others.

Be engaged with the audience: Engage with the audience and make them feel comfortable, try to be interactive, ask questions and wait for the answers.

Be open to feedback: Listen to feedback from others and use it to improve your speaking skills.
Remember that being a good speaker also means being able to connect with the audience and adapt to the audience's needs and interests.
It's also important to note that becoming a good speaker takes time and practice. It's a process that requires a continuous effort and self-evaluation.
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November 05, 2024HOW TO BECOME A GOOD SPEAKER - 1
Speaking logically means organizing your thoughts and ideas in a clear and coherent manner, and presenting them in a way that is easy for your audience to understand. Here are some tips to help you speak logically:
Plan your thoughts: Before you start speaking, take a moment to organize your thoughts and ideas. Make an outline of the main points you want to cover, and the order in which you want to present them.

Use clear and simple language: Avoid using complex vocabulary or jargon that your audience may not understand. Instead, use clear and simple language that is easy to follow.

Use evidence and examples: Use evidence and examples to support your points and make them more convincing.

Be concise: Be brief and to the point, avoid unnecessary detail and rambling.

Use transitions: Use words and phrases that help to connect your ideas and create a smooth flow of thought.

Use signposting: Signposting means using language to indicate the structure of your talk or the progression of ideas, for example: "First, I will discuss..., Next, I will talk about..., Finally, I will conclude with..."

Use rhetorical questions: Rhetorical questions can be a powerful tool for engaging your audience and encouraging them to think about your ideas.

Be logical: Follow a clear and logical sequence in your arguments and be consistent throughout your speech.

Be flexible: Be open to feedback, and be prepared to adjust your ideas or approach if necessary.
It's important to note that speaking logically also means adapting your language to your audience and the context, and being able to understand their perspective.
There are several factors that can affect one's ability to speak well. Some of these include:
Language proficiency: A speaker's level of proficiency in a language can greatly impact their ability to speak well. This includes knowledge of grammar, vocabulary, and idiomatic expressions.

Self-confidence: A speaker's level of self-confidence can greatly impact their ability to speak well. A speaker who is confident in their abilities is more likely to speak clearly and fluently, while a speaker who is uncertain of themselves may hesitate, stumble over their words, or become easily flustered.

Preparation: A speaker's level of preparation can greatly impact their ability to speak well. A well-prepared speaker will have a clear understanding of their topic, a well-organized outline, and will have practiced their delivery.

Audience: The audience plays a crucial role in how well a speaker speaks. The audience's level of understanding, interest and attention can affect the speaker's ability to communicate effectively.

Environment: The environment in which the speaker is speaking can also affect how well they speak. Factors such as noise level, lighting, and room layout can all impact a speaker's ability to communicate effectively.

Language context: The context in which the speaker is communicating can affect how well they speak. For example, a formal business presentation may require a different speaking style than a casual conversation with friends.

Nonverbal communication: Nonverbal cues such as facial expressions, gestures, and tone of voice can also affect how well a speaker communicates.

Emotion: Emotions can also have an impact on how well a speaker communicates. For example, a speaker who is anxious or stressed may find it difficult to speak clearly and fluently.
It's important to note that speaking well is a combination of many factors and it requires continuous practice and self-evaluation.
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November 05, 2024 Band 5 to Band 9 in 30 Days? Is it Possible?
🎓 In this video, I take you through a comprehensive review of an IELTS Academic Writing Task 1 essay written by one of my students. This essay initially stands at a Band 5.5 level, and I’ll be analyzing it thoroughly to identify the key areas where improvements are needed. From grammar and vocabulary to structure and clarity, I break down each mistake and explain how it impacts the overall score. 📝
After addressing the weaknesses and making the necessary corrections, I present a revised version of the essay. This is where you’ll see how small changes can significantly raise the band score. To give you a clearer understanding, I also share a Band 9 example essay, demonstrating the critical differences between a mid-band score and a top-tier response. ✨
Throughout the video, you'll learn important tips and strategies to enhance your own IELTS Writing skills. Whether you're struggling with data interpretation, grammatical accuracy, or using complex sentence structures, this video will provide you with actionable insights to help you achieve a higher band score. 💡
By the end of this video, you'll be better equipped to avoid common pitfalls, improve your coherence and cohesion, and understand what examiners are looking for in a high-scoring essay. 🚀 Perfect for IELTS candidates who want to sharpen their writing skills and work towards their dream Band 7, 8, or even 9! 🌟
#IELTSWriting #AcademicWritingTask1 #IELTSPreparation #Band9Writing #ImproveYourIELTSScore #IELTSStudyTips #WritingTask1Examples #IELTSCorrections #IELTSBandScore #IELTSTestPreparation
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First, when you describe data, pay attention to sentence structure and clarity. For example, instead of saying:
"As we see in this diagram, local fixed-line was the most used by 1995-1999,"
it’s better to say:
"The diagram shows that the local fixed-line was the most used between 1995 and 1999."
This version is clearer and avoids unnecessary phrasing like “as we see”.
Next, remember to use the correct tenses. Instead of saying:
"According this we can see slightly decreasing up to finish the bar chart,"
it should be:
"According to the chart, we can see a slight decrease by the end of the period."
This makes the sentence grammatically correct and smoother.
Another mistake is in comparing data. Instead of saying:
"This line was not as nearly as local-fixed line,"
you should say:
"This line did not increase as much as the local fixed-line."
This version is easier to understand.
Also, be cautious with phrases like “a little bit lowering”. Instead, say:
"a slight decrease at the end of the year."
It’s more formal and appropriate for reports.
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November 05, 2024 IELTS Task 2 Writing Band 9 Ultimate Guide 2024
In this video, Faruk from POLYGLOTWORK shares the most important tips and techniques for achieving a high score in IELTS Writing Task 2, both Academic and General. 🎓✍️ Whether you’re aiming for Band 7, 7.5, 8, or even the elusive Band 9, these strategies will give you the edge you need! 💯✨
You’ll be surprised how simple and easy-to-understand techniques can lift your scores from 6 or 7 to an impressive 8 or 9! 🚀📈
Faruk's team has taken the IELTS test multiple times to truly understand why so many people get stuck with lower scores. 🤔🔍 Now, they've cracked the code and are ready to share the original methods you need to secure 8+ on test day! 🏅✅
Watch now and get ready to transform your IELTS writing! 🎥🔥
🎓 In this video, I take you through a comprehensive review of an IELTS Academic Writing Task 2 essay written by one of my students. This essay initially stands at a Band 7 level, and I’ll be analyzing it thoroughly to identify the key areas where improvements are needed. From grammar and vocabulary to structure and clarity, I break down each mistake and explain how it impacts the overall score. 📝
After addressing the weaknesses and making the necessary corrections, I present a revised version of the essay. This is where you’ll see how small changes can significantly raise the band score. To give you a clearer understanding, I also share a Band 9 example essay, demonstrating the critical differences between a mid-band score and a top-tier response. ✨
Throughout the video, you'll learn important tips and strategies to enhance your own IELTS Writing skills. Whether you're struggling with data interpretation, grammatical accuracy, or using complex sentence structures, this video will provide you with actionable insights to help you achieve a higher band score. 💡
By the end of this video, you'll be better equipped to avoid common pitfalls, improve your coherence and cohesion, and understand what examiners are looking for in a high-scoring essay. 🚀 Perfect for IELTS candidates who want to sharpen their writing skills and work towards their dream Band 7, 8, or even 9! 🌟
#IELTSWriting #AcademicWritingTask1 #IELTSPreparation #Band9Writing #ImproveYourIELTSScore #IELTSStudyTips #WritingTask1Examples #IELTSCorrections #IELTSBandScore #IELTSTestPreparation
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So, if you're aiming to improve your English language skills or just want to get better at conditionals, keep practicing! And don’t forget to check out more grammar lessons on conditionals here on the channel.
⚡️Overcome your fear of speaking
⚡️Build your confidence for work and travel
⚡️Meet new speaking partners and practise in real conversations
⚡️Improve your skills for interviews, meetings & presentations
⚡️Have fun, stay motivated and above all… 😍ENJOY speaking in English!
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11min
November 05, 2024 IELTS Task 2 Writing Band 9 Ultimate Guide 2024
In this video, Faruk from POLYGLOTWORK shares the most important tips and techniques for achieving a high score in IELTS Writing Task 2, both Academic and General. 🎓✍️ Whether you’re aiming for Band 7, 7.5, 8, or even the elusive Band 9, these strategies will give you the edge you need! 💯✨
You’ll be surprised how simple and easy-to-understand techniques can lift your scores from 6 or 7 to an impressive 8 or 9! 🚀📈
Faruk's team has taken the IELTS test multiple times to truly understand why so many people get stuck with lower scores. 🤔🔍 Now, they've cracked the code and are ready to share the original methods you need to secure 8+ on test day! 🏅✅
Watch now and get ready to transform your IELTS writing! 🎥🔥
🎓 In this video, I take you through a comprehensive review of an IELTS Academic Writing Task 2 essay written by one of my students. This essay initially stands at a Band 7 level, and I’ll be analyzing it thoroughly to identify the key areas where improvements are needed. From grammar and vocabulary to structure and clarity, I break down each mistake and explain how it impacts the overall score. 📝
After addressing the weaknesses and making the necessary corrections, I present a revised version of the essay. This is where you’ll see how small changes can significantly raise the band score. To give you a clearer understanding, I also share a Band 9 example essay, demonstrating the critical differences between a mid-band score and a top-tier response. ✨
Throughout the video, you'll learn important tips and strategies to enhance your own IELTS Writing skills. Whether you're struggling with data interpretation, grammatical accuracy, or using complex sentence structures, this video will provide you with actionable insights to help you achieve a higher band score. 💡
By the end of this video, you'll be better equipped to avoid common pitfalls, improve your coherence and cohesion, and understand what examiners are looking for in a high-scoring essay. 🚀 Perfect for IELTS candidates who want to sharpen their writing skills and work towards their dream Band 7, 8, or even 9! 🌟
#IELTSWriting #AcademicWritingTask1 #IELTSPreparation #Band9Writing #ImproveYourIELTSScore #IELTSStudyTips #WritingTask1Examples #IELTSCorrections #IELTSBandScore #IELTSTestPreparation
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⚡️Overcome your fear of speaking
⚡️Build your confidence for work and travel
⚡️Meet new speaking partners and practise in real conversations
⚡️Improve your skills for interviews, meetings & presentations
⚡️Have fun, stay motivated and above all… 😍ENJOY speaking in English!
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11min
November 05, 2024 IELTS Task 2 Writing Band 9 Ultimate Guide 2024
In this video, Faruk from POLYGLOTWORK shares the most important tips and techniques for achieving a high score in IELTS Writing Task 2, both Academic and General. 🎓✍️ Whether you’re aiming for Band 7, 7.5, 8, or even the elusive Band 9, these strategies will give you the edge you need! 💯✨
You’ll be surprised how simple and easy-to-understand techniques can lift your scores from 6 or 7 to an impressive 8 or 9! 🚀📈
Faruk's team has taken the IELTS test multiple times to truly understand why so many people get stuck with lower scores. 🤔🔍 Now, they've cracked the code and are ready to share the original methods you need to secure 8+ on test day! 🏅✅
Watch now and get ready to transform your IELTS writing! 🎥🔥
🎓 In this video, I take you through a comprehensive review of an IELTS Academic Writing Task 2 essay written by one of my students. This essay initially stands at a Band 7 level, and I’ll be analyzing it thoroughly to identify the key areas where improvements are needed. From grammar and vocabulary to structure and clarity, I break down each mistake and explain how it impacts the overall score. 📝
After addressing the weaknesses and making the necessary corrections, I present a revised version of the essay. This is where you’ll see how small changes can significantly raise the band score. To give you a clearer understanding, I also share a Band 9 example essay, demonstrating the critical differences between a mid-band score and a top-tier response. ✨
Throughout the video, you'll learn important tips and strategies to enhance your own IELTS Writing skills. Whether you're struggling with data interpretation, grammatical accuracy, or using complex sentence structures, this video will provide you with actionable insights to help you achieve a higher band score. 💡
By the end of this video, you'll be better equipped to avoid common pitfalls, improve your coherence and cohesion, and understand what examiners are looking for in a high-scoring essay. 🚀 Perfect for IELTS candidates who want to sharpen their writing skills and work towards their dream Band 7, 8, or even 9! 🌟
#IELTSWriting #AcademicWritingTask1 #IELTSPreparation #Band9Writing #ImproveYourIELTSScore #IELTSStudyTips #WritingTask1Examples #IELTSCorrections #IELTSBandScore #IELTSTestPreparation
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⚡️Overcome your fear of speaking
⚡️Build your confidence for work and travel
⚡️Meet new speaking partners and practise in real conversations
⚡️Improve your skills for interviews, meetings & presentations
⚡️Have fun, stay motivated and above all… 😍ENJOY speaking in English!
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15min
November 05, 2024 Simple Future Tense - WILL / GOING TO / BE+ING - Learn English Grammar #ielts #ieltsband9 #ieltsexam
The usage of different tenses in the future is an important aspect of English grammar that allows us to express actions and events that will occur at some point beyond the present moment. In English, there are several tenses that can be used to convey different levels of certainty, possibility, and intention in regards to future events. This video will explore the usage of different tenses in the future and provide examples to illustrate their application.
One of the most common tenses used to express future events is the simple future tense. This tense is formed by using the auxiliary verb "will" with the base form of the main verb. For example, "I will go to the store" or "They will finish their project by tomorrow." The simple future tense is often used to make predictions, express intentions or plans, or talk about events that are certain to happen. It conveys a sense of confidence and certainty about the future.
Another tense commonly used to express future events is the future continuous tense. This tense is formed by using the auxiliary verb "will" with the present participle form of the main verb. For example, "They will be eating dinner at 7 pm" or "She will be traveling next week." The future continuous tense is used to describe actions or events that will be in progress at a specific point in the future. It implies that the action will be ongoing and not yet completed.
In addition to the future continuous tense, there is also the future perfect tense. This tense is formed by using the auxiliary verbs "will have" with the past participle form of the main verb. For example, "By the time she arrives, we will have finished our work" or "He will have saved enough money to buy a car." The future perfect tense is used to talk about an action that will have been completed before a specific point in the future. It highlights the idea of anticipation and completion.
Furthermore, there is the future perfect continuous tense. This tense is formed by using the auxiliary verbs "will have been" with the present participle form of the main verb. For example, "By next year, I will have been working here for five years" or "They will have been studying all night for the exam." The future perfect continuous tense is used to describe an ongoing action that will have been in progress for a certain duration of time before a specific point in the future. It emphasizes the duration and continuity of the action.
In conclusion, the usage of different tenses in the future allows us to express various levels of certainty, possibility, and intention when talking about future events. The simple future tense is used to make predictions or express intentions, while the future continuous tense describes ongoing actions. The future perfect tense highlights completed actions before a specific time, and the future perfect continuous tense emphasizes ongoing actions with a specific duration. By understanding and utilizing these tenses, we can communicate effectively and with precision when discussing the future.
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This video explores the usage of different tenses in the future, including present simple tense, future tense, present continuous tense, and "to be going to." Whether you're studying for IELTS or just looking to improve your grammar skills, this video will help you confidently navigate the complexities of English tenses. Subscribe now for more helpful language tips and in just 3 months, you'll be speaking like a native! #FUTURE #tenses #grammar #IELTS #duolingo
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November 05, 2024 5 English Mistakes You're STILL Making in 2024! Частые ошибки в английском языке 🌍📚
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November 05, 2024 Learn English Tenses: PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS (The Present Perfect Progressive)
What does it mean when someone says, “I have been studying”? 🤔📚 This advanced tense is called the Present Perfect Continuous or Present Perfect Progressive. It shows that an action started in the past and is still happening right now! ⏳🔄
In this English lesson, I’ll walk you through how to use this tense properly, when to use it, and the common pitfalls to avoid. We’ll dive into everything: the structure, how to use it, spelling tips, pronunciation, contractions, forming questions, giving short answers, handling stative verbs, and dealing with irregular verbs. 📝🗣️
We’ll tackle it all step by step with practice exercises to ensure you understand it completely! 🎯📈 I’m excited to help you master this tense and make your English even better! 😄🌟
This verb tense is a popular one in English, especially when discussing actions that began in the past and are still continuing! 🤩💡
For instance, after mastering this tense, you could say something like, *“I have been practicing guitar for months!”* 🎸⏳ This sentence shows that the action started before now and is still happening! 🎯
I’m here to help you learn how to use the **Present Perfect Continuous** correctly in both written ✍️ and spoken English 🗣️. The structure involves using the subject, the verb *“to have”* (in its correct form), the word *been*, and the verb with an *-ing* ending. We’ll also cover how to form negative sentences 🙅‍♂️ and how to create questions 🤔 with this tense.
I hope you enjoy diving into the Present Perfect Continuous tense with me! 🎉😄 And I wish you a wonderful day! 🌟
⌛ **Pro tip**: Watch the video *three times*—first, twice today with subtitles on 📝, and then once tomorrow with them off 🚫. This method will help reinforce what you’ve learned! 👏
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This video explores the usage of different tenses. Whether you're studying for IELTS or just looking to improve your grammar skills, this video will help you confidently navigate the complexities of English tenses. Subscribe now for more helpful language tips and in just 3 months, you'll be speaking like a native!
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November 05, 2024 Learn English Tenses: PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS (The Present Perfect Progressive)
What does it mean when someone says, “I have been studying”? 🤔📚 This advanced tense is called the Present Perfect Continuous or Present Perfect Progressive. It shows that an action started in the past and is still happening right now! ⏳🔄
In this English lesson, I’ll walk you through how to use this tense properly, when to use it, and the common pitfalls to avoid. We’ll dive into everything: the structure, how to use it, spelling tips, pronunciation, contractions, forming questions, giving short answers, handling stative verbs, and dealing with irregular verbs. 📝🗣️
We’ll tackle it all step by step with practice exercises to ensure you understand it completely! 🎯📈 I’m excited to help you master this tense and make your English even better! 😄🌟
This verb tense is a popular one in English, especially when discussing actions that began in the past and are still continuing! 🤩💡
For instance, after mastering this tense, you could say something like, *“I have been practicing guitar for months!”* 🎸⏳ This sentence shows that the action started before now and is still happening! 🎯
I’m here to help you learn how to use the **Present Perfect Continuous** correctly in both written ✍️ and spoken English 🗣️. The structure involves using the subject, the verb *“to have”* (in its correct form), the word *been*, and the verb with an *-ing* ending. We’ll also cover how to form negative sentences 🙅‍♂️ and how to create questions 🤔 with this tense.
I hope you enjoy diving into the Present Perfect Continuous tense with me! 🎉😄 And I wish you a wonderful day! 🌟
⌛ **Pro tip**: Watch the video *three times*—first, twice today with subtitles on 📝, and then once tomorrow with them off 🚫. This method will help reinforce what you’ve learned! 👏
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This video explores the usage of different tenses. Whether you're studying for IELTS or just looking to improve your grammar skills, this video will help you confidently navigate the complexities of English tenses. Subscribe now for more helpful language tips and in just 3 months, you'll be speaking like a native!
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