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PTE Part 3: Listening PTE Part 3: Listening Question 1 -Summarize Spoken Text Let's examine Part 3 of the PTE test, which is the Listening section, and specifically focus on Question 1, Summarize Spoken Text. This section consists of eight different question types...

CELPIP: Replace These Basic Words CELPIP: Replace These Basic Words/Phrases With 10+ Vocabulary!   CELPIP: Replace These Basic Words/Phrases With 10+ Vocabulary!: A limited vocabulary can cause a drop in scores below 9 on the CELPIP test. Many first-time test...

CELPIP: Replace These Basic Words CELPIP: Replace These Basic Words/Phrases With 10+ Vocabulary!   CELPIP: Replace These Basic Words/Phrases With 10+ Vocabulary!: A limited vocabulary can cause a drop in scores below 9 on the CELPIP test. Many first-time test...

Part 1 CELPIP Speaking Common Mistakes Part 1 CELPIP Speaking Common Mistakes That Keep You Below 9!     Part 1 CELPIP Speaking Common Mistakes That Keep You Below 9!: The focus of this blog is to shed light on the reasons why individuals fail to attain a score...

ELTS Writing Task 2 - Introduction IELTS Writing Task 2: How to Write an Introduction   ELTS Writing Task 2 - Introduction: In IELTS Writing Task 2, the introduction is a crucial component of your essay. It is the first thing the examiner reads, setting the tone for...

Why choose PTE instead of IELTS?   Why choose PTE instead of IELTS?  : In today's globalized world, English proficiency has become an essential requirement for international studies, immigration, and career development. The International English Language Testing...

  3 OET Writing Mistakes to Avoid   3 OET Writing mistakes to avoid: As a healthcare professional, it is important to be proficient in English, especially when it comes to writing. The Occupational English Test (OET) assesses the English language proficiency of...

OET- Answers in CAPITAL LETTERS   OET- Answers in CAPITAL LETTERS: The Occupational English Test (OET) is a language proficiency test designed for healthcare professionals who are seeking to work or study in English-speaking countries. One question that often...

Common English Mistakes:   The Use of COULD, WOULD, SHOULD   Common English Mistakes: It can be challenging to understand the correct use of certain words, such as "could," "would," and "should." These words are known as modal verbs, you can use them to...