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Kirsty
English
May 24, 2016
Today we did a mock test for the IELTS speaking test. Part one was done very well as it included good PPF, part two was also executed nicely but needs more work on the timings and phrases. Part one was about studies and homework and part two asked about something you do to keep healthy, the job you would most like to have and an interesting journey you have been on. I hope your test goes well.
Teacher Shona
English
May 23, 2016
We practiced speaking and looked at some adjectives for describing people. Well done and all the best in your exam.
Kirsty
English
May 12, 2016
It was great to meet you today Volavic. I would put your level between intermediate and upper intermediate as you can speak and understand very well but sometimes have problems with unfamiliar situations and vocabulary. I look forward to working with you on the speaking section to get you the best score possible on your academic IELTS test. It's very important to improve your fluency. In today's lesson we looked at the speaking section of the academic IELTS in general. First we covered the structure of the test, then discussed the marking scheme and introduced strategies to fulfil the different aspects of the marking scheme. Next lesson we will put these into practice for part one.
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    Hello friends, Original sentence: It had become a glimmering girl，with apple blossom in her hair, who called me by my name and ran and faded through the brightening air. this is from Yeats' poem The Song of Wandering Aengus. I tried to convert it into another form but I'm not sure which is correct: 1. It had become a glimmering girl，with apple blossom in her hair, calling me by my name and ran and faded through the brightening air. 2. It had become a glimmering girl，with apple blossom in her hair, calling me by my name and running and fading through the brightening air. Thank you.
    December 10, 2024
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    Hello friends, Original sentence: It had become a glimmering girl，with apple blossom in her hair, who called me by my name and ran and faded through the brightening air. this is from Yeats' poem: The Song of Wandering Aengus. I tried to convert it into another form but I'm not sure which is correct: 1. It had become a glimmering girl，with apple blossom in her hair, calling me by my name and ran and faded through the brightening air. 2. It had become a glimmering girl，with apple blossom in her hair, calling me by my name and running and fading through the brightening air. Thank you.
    December 10, 2024
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    Ce parc a conservé son aspect de jardin Renaissance voulu en 1580 avec ses statues, fontaines et allées bordées de cyprès. Hello, what does "voulu en"mean? can I use "datanr de"? Thank you.
    November 26, 2021
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    Why "d'où" not "où" ? Ne manquez le pittoresque ponte Scaligero derrière le Castelvecchio, d'où vous pourrez admirer de très belles vues sur les berges. Don't miss the picturesque Scaligero bridge behind le Castelvecchio, where you may admire the very beautiful river cliffs? Thank you.
    November 25, 2021
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    Il en a pour longtemps chez le medecin? What is the function of "en" here? What is its meaning? It is "de +something" or just a preposition? Merci bcp.
    March 4, 2017
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    Il y retournera peut-etre plus tot que prevu, dans l'imformatique! Qu'est-est ce qu'il va dire? Merci.
    January 23, 2017
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    Il y avait qu'un Parisien pour l'acheter? Pourquoi il faut "un"? Eh, il pas fait une mauvaise affaire, Maurice. Il y avait qu'un Parisien pour l'acheter. Porquoi pas " Il y avait un Parisien pour l'acheter."? Merci.
    January 23, 2017
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    When to use "ce" and when to use "ca" as subject? 1.Ce ne va pas etre facile pour ton travail. 2.Ca va bien. Merci
    January 8, 2017
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    Can indicatif imparfait in French convey the meaning of subjunctive? I know that french has a particular subjonctif to convey the subjunctive mood, but I wander whether indicatif can do the same (which is similar to English as could, would, should). I have the hypothesis because of the two following example by my own comprehension: 1. Pascal: C'est a qui le tour de faire la vaisselle? Julie: A Benoit. Benoit: Ah non,je l'ai faite hier. C'est a toi. ... Pascal:Et si, pour une fois, on la FASAIT tous les trois, cette vaisselle? 2. Julie: C'est ca. Moquez-vous de moi. Comme si vous ETIEZ des champions du volant! I think in first example, the sentence can be translated as "we three could do the dishes together this time" and in the second, "As if your were the champions of wheel", so I came to the conclusion. By the way, what's the meaning of "et si' and "comme si" here? Merci.
    January 8, 2017
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    What is the function of "en" here and what is the meaning of the sentence? Julie: J'ai l'impression que c'etait hier. Benoit: Moi aussi, et ca fait plus d'un an. Julie: On en a fait des choses depuis... I know usually "en" stands for "de + noun", but I have no idea of the "en" in the last sentence and I don't understand the whole meaning of the sentence according to the context. Merci
    January 7, 2017
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