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IELTS/PTE materials 🏅
12 Sep, 04:07
📌 Gonna ➡️ going to
I'm gonna talk to him.
We're gonna win this game.
📌 Gotta ➡️ got to ➡️ have to
I gotta go now. -> I have to go now.
You gotta be careful.
📌 Have gotta ➡️ have got to ➡️ have to
I've gotta go now. -> I have to go now.
📌 Wanna ➡️ want to
I wanna hold your hand.
📌 Lemme ➡️ let me
lemme ask you something.
lemme call you back.
📌 Gimme ➡️ give me
Gimme a break.
Gimme some money!
📌 Outta ➡️ out of
We'd better get outta here!
Get outta my way!
📌 Kinda ➡️ kind of
I think it's kinda funny.
Kinda outta luck.
What kinda music do you like?
📌 Imma ➡️ I am going to
Imma talk to him.
📌 Hafta ➡️ have to, must
I hafta go now. I'll talk to you later.
📌 Oughta ➡️ ought to
It's too late. I oughta back home right now.
📌 Shoulda ➡️ should have
You shoulda done it.
📌 Dunno ➡️ don't know/doesn't know
I dunno what to say.
📌 Nope/Nah/Naa ➡️ No
Nope, I'm not going. I'll be here more.
📌 Betcha ➡️ bet you
I betcha this movie is a good one, lemme buy a ticket.
📌 Lotsa ➡️ lots of
There are lotsa chicks right there.
📌 Lotta ➡️ lot of
I saw a lotta courage out there, and a lotta hard work.
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I'm gonna talk to him.
We're gonna win this game.
📌 Gotta ➡️ got to ➡️ have to
I gotta go now. -> I have to go now.
You gotta be careful.
📌 Have gotta ➡️ have got to ➡️ have to
I've gotta go now. -> I have to go now.
📌 Wanna ➡️ want to
I wanna hold your hand.
📌 Lemme ➡️ let me
lemme ask you something.
lemme call you back.
📌 Gimme ➡️ give me
Gimme a break.
Gimme some money!
📌 Outta ➡️ out of
We'd better get outta here!
Get outta my way!
📌 Kinda ➡️ kind of
I think it's kinda funny.
Kinda outta luck.
What kinda music do you like?
📌 Imma ➡️ I am going to
Imma talk to him.
📌 Hafta ➡️ have to, must
I hafta go now. I'll talk to you later.
📌 Oughta ➡️ ought to
It's too late. I oughta back home right now.
📌 Shoulda ➡️ should have
You shoulda done it.
📌 Dunno ➡️ don't know/doesn't know
I dunno what to say.
📌 Nope/Nah/Naa ➡️ No
Nope, I'm not going. I'll be here more.
📌 Betcha ➡️ bet you
I betcha this movie is a good one, lemme buy a ticket.
📌 Lotsa ➡️ lots of
There are lotsa chicks right there.
📌 Lotta ➡️ lot of
I saw a lotta courage out there, and a lotta hard work.
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IELTS/PTE materials 🏅
12 Sep, 04:04
English Vocabulary | Grammar:
🌷🚀Some random words and their synonyms:
1. Fast: >>Quick, Speedy, Rapid
2. Brave: >>Courageous, Fearless, Valiant
3. Smart:>> Intelligent, Clever, Bright
4. Small: >>Tiny, Little, Petite
5. Happy:>> Joyful, Content, Cheerful
6. Angry:>> Furious, Irritated, Annoyed
7. Beautiful:>> Attractive, Lovely, Gorgeous
8. Tired: >>Exhausted, Fatigued, Weary
9. Big: >>Large, Huge, Massive
10. Funny:>> Hilarious, Amusing, Comical
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Basic Antonyms 💯
Never - Always
Late - Early
Less - More
Male - Female
Happiness - Sadness
Fast - Slow
Old - Young
Boy - Girl
Up - Down
Left - Right
Rich - Poor
Love - Hate
Inside - Outside
Bad - Good
Short - Tall
Close - Open
Man - Woman
Dim - Bright
Huge - Tiny
Normal - Strange
Little - Much
In - Out
Hot - Cold
Soft - Hard
Stop - Move
Begin - Finish
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🌷🚀Some random words and their synonyms:
1. Fast: >>Quick, Speedy, Rapid
2. Brave: >>Courageous, Fearless, Valiant
3. Smart:>> Intelligent, Clever, Bright
4. Small: >>Tiny, Little, Petite
5. Happy:>> Joyful, Content, Cheerful
6. Angry:>> Furious, Irritated, Annoyed
7. Beautiful:>> Attractive, Lovely, Gorgeous
8. Tired: >>Exhausted, Fatigued, Weary
9. Big: >>Large, Huge, Massive
10. Funny:>> Hilarious, Amusing, Comical
Join👉 @Makkarofficial
Basic Antonyms 💯
Never - Always
Late - Early
Less - More
Male - Female
Happiness - Sadness
Fast - Slow
Old - Young
Boy - Girl
Up - Down
Left - Right
Rich - Poor
Love - Hate
Inside - Outside
Bad - Good
Short - Tall
Close - Open
Man - Woman
Dim - Bright
Huge - Tiny
Normal - Strange
Little - Much
In - Out
Hot - Cold
Soft - Hard
Stop - Move
Begin - Finish
join @Makkarofficial
IELTS/PTE materials 🏅
12 Sep, 04:03
BASIC Vs. ADVANCED
1. I don't like it. - It's not my cup of tea.
2. I'm nervous. - I have butterflies in my stomach.
3. It's easy. - It's a piece of cake.
4. I agree. - We're on the same page.
5. Calm down. - Take it easy.
6. I'm leaving. - I'm taking off.
7. It's difficult. - It's a tough nut to crack.
3. I'm not sure. - I'm on the fence.
9. Good luck! - Break a leg!
10. Be careful. - Watch your step
1. I don't like it. - It's not my cup of tea.
2. I'm nervous. - I have butterflies in my stomach.
3. It's easy. - It's a piece of cake.
4. I agree. - We're on the same page.
5. Calm down. - Take it easy.
6. I'm leaving. - I'm taking off.
7. It's difficult. - It's a tough nut to crack.
3. I'm not sure. - I'm on the fence.
9. Good luck! - Break a leg!
10. Be careful. - Watch your step
IELTS/PTE materials 🏅
12 Sep, 03:55
Reading 📖
Most important modules:
RO FIB-R FIB-RW
MCQ are not important.
*
You need to build up your vocabulary.
RO is one of the hardest questions in PTE, but luckily there are only 2 - 3 questions of it in exam. Thus it won't affect the overall reading score much. Suffice to have 50% correctness.
Plan well your time and leave enough time for FIB.
*Fill in the Blanks tips:
Understand the context of the fill-in-the-blanks paragraph.
Try to get an average of 3/4 or 2/4 in each paragraph of the PTE Reading Fill in the Blanks Drag and Drop question type
Follow Important Grammar Rules to solve PTE Reading Blanks i.e. Articles’ rule, Modal Auxiliary Rule etc.
Eliminate the wrong options first and then guess the correct answer for each reading blank.
If you are not sure about choosing the correct answer in the Reading Blanks, then always select the most academic word out of all the options given.
Save & use the maximum time of the PTE Reading section for the PTE Fill in the Blanks: Drag and Drop Blanks and Reading & Writing Fill in the Blanks as other reading questions are not important as reading blanks.
Improve vocabulary and collocations knowledge to get a good understanding of each Reading Blanks Paragraph.
PTE Reading Fill in the Blanks Strategy
Strategy: In most Reading Drag and Drop blanks paragraphs, for each blank, there are only the two most appropriate and possible answers will be there in the options box available at the bottom. Now, you have to identify those two options for each blank using the grammar rules, vocabulary and collocations. Then, select the most appropriate and academic word for that particular blank. By this, there is a very high chance that you guess the correct answer.
Example: Author is ____ a poem.
Options: Building, Writing, Construct, Play
Identify two possible answers: Building, Writing
Grammar Rule: If there is a blank right after the helping verb (HV) is/am/are/was/were, there will either be the 'third form' or 'continuous form of the verb' (with 'ing').
Formula: HV + Third or Continuous Form of Verb
#ReadingTips
Most important modules:
RO FIB-R FIB-RW
MCQ are not important.
*
You need to build up your vocabulary.
RO is one of the hardest questions in PTE, but luckily there are only 2 - 3 questions of it in exam. Thus it won't affect the overall reading score much. Suffice to have 50% correctness.
Plan well your time and leave enough time for FIB.
*Fill in the Blanks tips:
Understand the context of the fill-in-the-blanks paragraph.
Try to get an average of 3/4 or 2/4 in each paragraph of the PTE Reading Fill in the Blanks Drag and Drop question type
Follow Important Grammar Rules to solve PTE Reading Blanks i.e. Articles’ rule, Modal Auxiliary Rule etc.
Eliminate the wrong options first and then guess the correct answer for each reading blank.
If you are not sure about choosing the correct answer in the Reading Blanks, then always select the most academic word out of all the options given.
Save & use the maximum time of the PTE Reading section for the PTE Fill in the Blanks: Drag and Drop Blanks and Reading & Writing Fill in the Blanks as other reading questions are not important as reading blanks.
Improve vocabulary and collocations knowledge to get a good understanding of each Reading Blanks Paragraph.
PTE Reading Fill in the Blanks Strategy
Strategy: In most Reading Drag and Drop blanks paragraphs, for each blank, there are only the two most appropriate and possible answers will be there in the options box available at the bottom. Now, you have to identify those two options for each blank using the grammar rules, vocabulary and collocations. Then, select the most appropriate and academic word for that particular blank. By this, there is a very high chance that you guess the correct answer.
Example: Author is ____ a poem.
Options: Building, Writing, Construct, Play
Identify two possible answers: Building, Writing
Grammar Rule: If there is a blank right after the helping verb (HV) is/am/are/was/were, there will either be the 'third form' or 'continuous form of the verb' (with 'ing').
Formula: HV + Third or Continuous Form of Verb
#ReadingTips
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