If you're preparing for a writing or speaking topic, I recommend doing an Internet search for ideas first.
To find ideas for yesterday's speaking questions, I typed the phrase "what makes a good adviser" into Google, and found this webpage. Look at some of the great language that we can steal from it:
- turning to an adviser
- a wise choice
- make decisions with more confidence
- the decision requires expertise
- use knowledge and experience
- make an informed decision
- some qualities are characteristic of good advisers
- trustworthy, someone you can trust
- possesses a strong base of knowledge
Remember: the key to high speaking and writing scores is good vocabulary, so topic research is a vital part of your IELTS preparation.
Hi, teacher and friends...
I've just joined here, so I'd be glad if anoyone willingly can help me how to use this website...
Posted by: Kamala | July 26, 2014 at 10:26
Hello Simon !
Please help me figure out the right answer .
What is the difference between "be subject to" and "be subjected to "?
Posted by: Mary | July 26, 2014 at 20:31
Hi Simon,
I've recieved my result for the exam in 12th of july. It is just enough for me to pass for university admission. I've found your website very useful and interesting. Thank you so much for your effort to teach English to everyone.
Thanks again
Posted by: Tuan | July 27, 2014 at 01:48
Hi Kamala,
There isn't a particular way that I advise people to use the site. Just have a look around and see what you find.
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Hi Mary,
Here's a good explanation:
http://public.wsu.edu/~brians/errors/subject.html
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Congratulations Tuan! Good luck at university!
Posted by: Simon | July 27, 2014 at 10:22
Hi teacher,
Thank you...
Posted by: Kamala | July 27, 2014 at 14:02