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PTE Summary Connectors: Show the Relationship Without Changing It
Choose contrast, cause and addition connectors accurately in PTE summary practice, with original examples and a short self-check exercise.
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PTE Essay Examples: Develop a Reason Without Inventing Statistics
Learn how to develop a PTE essay point with an explanation and a relevant example, without relying on invented research or unsupported statistics.
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PTE Essay Planning: Turn the Question Into a Clear Position
Build a focused PTE essay plan by identifying the exact question, choosing a defensible position and giving each paragraph a clear purpose.
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PTE Summarize Written Text: Choose the Main Message Before You Combine Ideas
Practise choosing essential points for a PTE summary with an original passage, a worked answer and a simple meaning-first review.
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PTE Writing: Make It Clear What “It,” “They” and “This” Refer To
Improve clarity in PTE writing by checking pronoun reference, replacing ambiguous wording and naming the idea behind this or they.
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PTE Writing: Learn Prepositions as Part of a Useful Phrase
Practise prepositions in complete patterns: interested in, responsible for, provide with, and the difference between a verb and its related noun.
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PTE Grammar: Choose A, An or The From the Context
Practise English articles for PTE writing by checking noun type, sound and whether the reader can identify the thing you mean.
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PTE Writing Grammar: Repair Run-on Sentences Without Losing the Meaning
Learn three ways to repair run-on sentences and comma splices, choose a connector that fits the meaning, and practise with an original editing task.
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OET Passive Voice: Choose “Been” or “Being” Without Changing the Meaning
Understand been and being in OET writing, repair passive verb forms and distinguish a completed action from a process in progress.
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OET Writing for Doctors: Keep the Letter’s Timeline Clear
Organise past events, current information and future requests before choosing tenses in an OET letter, with an original timeline exercise.
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OET Writing Grammar: Find the Subject Before Choosing the Verb
Correct subject–verb agreement in OET writing by finding the main subject, checking intervening phrases and practising with original sentence examples.
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OET Grammar Practice: Form Questions That Make the Time Clear
Practise clear questions with do, does, did and have. Choose the time you mean, then check the auxiliary and main verb with original examples.
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