🎙️ TOEFL Speaking Question (Task 1):
"Do you agree or disagree: Eating fast food regularly is detrimental to one's health?"
🧠 Think fast. Speak clearly
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📝Use Reduced Relative Clauses to make writing concise.
✅ "Students who are preparing for TOEFL should practice daily."
➡️ "Students preparing for TOEFL should practice daily."
📌 Conciseness = higher Writing score.
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📘Word of the Day: “Mitigate” (verb) = to make less severe or serious
✅Example: "Governments can mitigate climate change by promoting renewable energy."
🧠Synonyms: lessen, reduce, alleviate
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✍️Always include a clear thesis statement in your essay
✅"Although online learning is flexible, traditional classrooms offer stronger interaction; therefore, they are more effective for many students."
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📝Grammar Tip
Master Nominal Clauses → they make your writing more academic.
✅ "What the professor suggested was very useful."
✅ "Whether students succeed depends on their effort."
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📘Word of the Day
“Viable” (adj.) = capable of working successfully; practical
✅ Example: "Online education is a viable alternative to traditional classrooms."
🧠 Synonyms: practical, workable, feasible
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📖Word of the Day: “Articulate” (verb/adj.)
to express clearly; able to speak fluently
✅ Example: "She articulated her opinion during the debate."
🧠 Synonyms: express, communicate, eloquent
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📝Use “as if / as though” for hypothetical comparisons.
✅"He speaks as if he were an expert."
✅"She looks tired, as though she had studied all night."
📌Great for Writing & Speaking.
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🗣️Speaking Tip
Speak in organized chunks, not one long sentence.
✅"First, I prefer online classes. Second, they save time. Finally, they offer flexibility."
📌Clear structure= easier to follow + higher score.
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📘Word of the Day : Bolster
(verb) = to support or strengthen
✅Example: "The professor’s research bolsters the argument for renewable energy"
🧠Synonyms: reinforce, strengthen, support
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🎧Listening Tip
Focus on signal words like:
✅ Contrast: however, on the other hand
✅ Cause/Effect: therefore, as a result
✅ Examples: for instance, such as
📌These clues help you understand lectures better.
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📝Grammar Tip
Use “Had + past participle” for conditional inversion.
✅"Had I prepared earlier, I would have felt more confident."
(= If I had prepared earlier…)
📌Formal & advanced → great for Writing & Speaking!
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🗣️Speaking Tip
Use personal examples to make answers stronger.
✅"I prefer studying online because last semester I took a digital course that saved me time."
📌Specific examples = natural and organized responses.
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📝Grammar Tip
Use “not until” for emphasis with inversion.
�� "Not until the results were published did students understand the impact."
✅ "Not until late at night did she finish her essay."
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📖Word of the Day: “Accelerate”
(verb) = to increase speed or progress
✅Example: "Technology has accelerated the spread of information."
🧠Synonyms: hasten, expedite, quicken
Perfect for academic Writing & Speaking!
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✍️Writing Tip
Use academic tone—avoid casual words.
❌ "Kids these days use phones a lot."
✅ "Many students frequently rely on mobile devices."
📌 Formal vocabulary makes essays sound professional.
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📝Use appositive phrases to add detail smoothly.
✅ "Marie Curie, a pioneer in radioactivity, won two Nobel Prizes."
✅ "Global warming, a major concern today, affects every nation."
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📘Word of Day: “Ample”
(adj.) = more than enough; plentiful
✅ Example: "The library provides ample resources for research."
🧠 Synonyms: sufficient, abundant, extensive
Use in essays & responses for academic tone.
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