*?* Забирайте подборку фразовых глаголов для подготовки к IELTS

✅ 5 фразовых глаголов для экзамена IELTS, которые разнообразят Вашу речь. Тесты:

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✅☝Самые популярные и необходимые фразовые глаголы для экзамена IELTS. Часть 1https://t.me/abielts/1688

✅☝Самые популярные и необходимые фразовые глаголы для экзамена IELTS. Часть 2https://t.me/abielts/1639
✅ Отличный список фразовых глаголов на тему WEATHER ✨*?️**☀️*
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✔️ Канал "Подготовка к IELTS"*✔️*** 1 уровень разговорного английского за 1.5 мес.*✔️*** Канал с чек-листами*✔️*** Вдохновляющие отзывы и кейсы учеников

*? Забирайте отличный чек-лист для экзамена IELTS на 6.5+ на тему Accommodation & Home ?*

☝️Изучая новые слова, обязательно проговаривайте их вслух, чтобы тренировать речь. Я специально даю слова с определениями и примерами, чтобы Вы проговаривали целые предложения ❤️Types of home*✅ bedsit –* a rented room that has a bed, table, chairs, and somewhere to cook in it but a shared bathroom

- The bedsit is small but has everything I need to create a little home for myself. *✅ condominium (condo) –* a building or complex of buildings containing a number of individually owned apartments or houses

- Manuel decided that if he got the big promotion, he would buy a condo down by the river. *✅ apartment block / high-rise –* an apartment building with at least 10 floors

- There is little space for housing in my city and most people live in a high-rise. *✅ block of flats / tower block –* a tall building with flats on many levels

- They are clearing some of the old terraced houses in our town and replacing them with blocks of flats. *✅ penthouse – an expensive flat at the top of a tall building in a fashionable area of a city *✅ mansion –** a large, impressive house

- If we were rich, I would buy a penthouse in London overlooking the River Thames but my husband would prefer a mansion on the coast. *✅ villa –* a large, often luxurious house in the country or near the sea, especially in southern Europe, and often rented out for holidays

- We stayed in a fabulous villa when we visited Greece. It even had its own swimming pool. *✅ student digs –* student accommodation, often in a shared house

- I was apprehensive about moving into student digs but I’m enjoying it and get on well with my housemates. *✅ hall of residence –* a college or university building where students live in flats

- Shishka lived in a hall of residence for her first year at university then rented a house with some friends.

*??‍? ✍️ Список *полезных постов для подготовки к IELTS

? Как подготовиться к части Speaking экзамена IELTS?https://t.me/abielts/1747 ? Супер новость ??? Максим получил 6.5 IELTS Academic после 1 месяца подготовки на курсе «Подготовка к IELTS с куратором и индивидуальными уроками» ?https://t.me/abielts/1765 ✅ ? Подборка тестов для подготовки к IELTS ?https://t.me/abielts/1750
? Чек-лист отличных фраз и идиом на тему "Clothes and Fashion"https://t.me/abielts/1751 ? Как подготовиться и сдать IELTS на 6.5 за 1 месяц с первого раза ?https://t.me/abielts/1759
✅ Викторина на знание правил грамматики. Часть 1https://t.me/abielts/1766
? Latest topics for IELTS Speakinghttps://t.me/abielts/1775
? Викторина на знание правил грамматики. Часть 2https://t.me/abielts/1780
? Чек-лист отличных фраз и идиом на тему "Clothes and Fashion" ?**https://t.me/abielts/1783

*?* Самые популярные и необходимые фразовые глаголы для экзамена IELTS:

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Кто еще не сохранил первую часть, смотрите здесь ❓ Какие глаголы можно использовать, а какие нет?**

? Сохраните пост и применяйте данные глаголы в речи.

1⃣1⃣ Drop out - оставить, покинуть (обучение)
Example: He dropped out of school when he was sixteen.

1⃣2⃣ End up - закончить чем-то
Example: After walking my way round the world, I ended up teaching English as a foreign language.

1⃣3⃣ Fall apart - распадаться
Example: Their marriage fell apart after she found out about his affair.

1⃣4⃣ Get across - доносить (идею)
Example: The novel is good at getting the experience of war across to the reader.

1⃣5⃣ Get around to sth - добраться до чего-то, руки доходят до чего-то
Example: I’d love to learn how to cook, but I just haven’t got around to it yet.

1⃣6⃣ Get along / Get on with sb - ладить с кем-то
Example: I don’t get on well with my father.
Example: I think I’m getting along well with my new job.

1⃣7⃣ Give up - бросить (о привычке)
Example: I started learning English 2 years ago and I’m not intended to give up.

1⃣8⃣ Grow apart - отдаляться (об отношениях, дружбе)
Example: There was nobody else involved - we just grew apart when my friend changed schools.

1⃣9⃣ Hang out - проводить время, «тусоваться»
Example: We enjoyed hanging out with each other when we were kids.

2⃣0⃣ Keep sth from sb - скрывать что-то
Example: He says it’s alright, but I think he’s keeping something from me.

? Подборка полезных постов для подготовки к IELTS ?*
✅ ? *Забирайте отличный чек-лист на тему «Accommodation & Home» для экзамена IELTS. Band 6.5-7.5https://t.me/abielts/1669

✅ ? 3 идиомы для экзамена IELTS, которые разнообразят Вашу речьhttps://t.me/abielts/1673

✅ *??‍?*??‍? IELTS Speaking. Part 1. Questions and Answers.
Band 6.5-7.5https://t.me/abielts/1674
✅ ? Common phrases for IELTS. Band 6.5-8.0
Тест
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✅ ? Забирайте чек-лист на тему «Accommodation & Home» для экзамена IELTS. Band 6.5-7.5. Part 2https://t.me/abielts/1679
✅ ??‍? 3 идиомы для IELTS
Тест**https://t.me/abielts/1683

*✅ ? *Забирайте чек-лист на тему «Improving a property» для экзамена IELTS. Part 3https://t.me/abielts/1685

*✅ ? Забирайте ответ Speaking part 2. Band 6.5 - 7.5*https://t.me/abielts/1686

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*?* Забирайте отличный ответ Speaking part 2. Band 6.5 - 7.5

☝️ Перед тем, как прочитаете ответ, попробуйте ответить самостоятельно. Рекомендую записать свойответ, чтобы проанализировать и улучшить в дальнейшем. Describe a home you have visited that you really liked.**You should say: - where it was
- whose house or apartment it was
- what it was like

and explain why you liked it. ?

A few years ago I saw a photo in the window of an estate agent of a fabulous property in a village quite near to where I live. It was my idea of a dream home so I just had to have a look around it. I felt a bit bad about doing this as I knew I couldn’t afford the house. I’ve never done anything like it before, or since.

The house itself was quite modern. It had three bedrooms, separate kitchen and dining rooms and a spacious lounge. It was mostly carpeted and the large windows let in plenty of natural light. There was also a utility room and a double garage. It was actually a fairly ordinary house but would have made a lovely home and it certainly felt cosy.

All the windows had wonderful views over the surrounding countryside which is something I would make a priority if I was house-hunting for real. The owners said that they often saw deer out on the hillsides.

All this was very nice, but I haven’t told you about the best part of the property yet, the garden. That’s what had attracted me in the photo. It was amazing and exactly what I would love to own. For a start, it was huge. There was a large area of lawn, several pretty flower beds and a terrace sheltered by a fence. Even better than that was the stream running through the garden into a big pond with ducks on it. I wish I had that in my garden. You crossed the stream via a little wooden bridge that led to a small field that was also part of the property. It was perfect.

The location of the house was also ideal. It was down a small lane on the outskirts of the village. I know the village well and it’s a close-knit community, something else that would be important to me if I was thinking of moving house. While the area is beautiful countryside, the beach is only 15 minutes away so it has the best of both worlds.

I’m glad I visited the property. One day I’ll buy a home like it but for now, I’ll just keep dreaming.

*? Забирайте отличный чек-лист для экзамена IELTS Band 7.0+ на тему Transportation ?***

*? park and ride
Meaning: a system designed to reduce traffic in towns, in which people park their cars on the edge of a town and then take a special bus or train to the town centre
Example: A park and ride scheme would be very effective in reducing the number of cars in city centres.
*? to subsidize the cost of fares
Meaning: to give money to a business or organization to help to pay for the cost of using public transport
Example: Governments must subsidize the cost of fares on public transport.
? to ease traffic flow
Meaning: to enable traffic to move more easily
Example: The introduction of bus and cycle lanes would help to ease traffic flow in city centres.
? commuting times
Meaning: the time taken travelling to and from work
Example: Firms should introduce flexible working hours to cut the commuting times of employees.
? off-peak travel
Meaning: travel at times when fewer people are using public transport
Example: Cheap fares should be introduced for off-peak travel.
? to grind to a halt
Meaning: to go slower and then stop completely
Example: In my city, Paris, traffic regularly grinds to a halt during the rush hour.
? congestion charge
Meaning: an amount of money that people have to pay for driving their cars into the centre of some cities, as a way of stopping the city centre from becoming too full of traffic
Example: More cities should follow the example of London and introduce a congestion charge** in order to ease traffic flow in the city centre.

*? a traffic warden
Meaning: a person whose job is to check that people do not park their cars in the wrong place or for longer than is allowed
Example: More traffic wardens should be appointed to ensure that cars are parked only in permitted areas.
*? road safety measures
Meaning: actions to ensure that the roads are made safer
Example: The number of deaths on the roads would be reduced if the authorities introduced stricter road safety measures**.

*? to conduct regular vehicle inspections
Meaning: to inspect all cars, buses and trucks at regular intervals to check that they are in good condition and safe to drive
Example: Every town and city should have centres which conduct regular vehicle inspections*.

Other Ways to Say I’m Shocked in English

Сегодня мы научимся с вами описывать более разнообразно свое удивление от впечатлений. Расширьте свой словарный запас с помощью данных альтернативных способов сказать “Я в шоке”

Learn other ways to say I’m Shocked in English, expand your vocabulary, and add some fun and liveliness to your daily conversations. There are so many other fun and impactful alternatives to this common English expression.
If you can use them in conversation or writing from time to time, native English speakers will be impressed with your English skills!

*✔I’m in complete shock
*✔ I’m beyond shocked
✔ I’m stunned
✔ I’m speechless
✔ I can’t believe my ears / eyes
✔ I’m lost for words
✔ I’m astounded
✔ I’m flabbergasted
✔ I’m taken aback
✔ I’m in disbelief!
✔ My mind is blown**

*?* 15 Other Ways to Say «It’s Expensive» in English

?** Продолжаемрасширять наш словарный запас и работать с синонимами.

There are many other ways to say It’s Expensive* in English. Adding all of them to your vocabulary will help you sound more like a native English speakers in your everyday conversations.

English speakers have a rich vocabulary for expressing the high cost of items, experiences, or services. By expanding your repertoire of expressions, you can add nuance and variety to your conversations about expensive things. Let’s dive into these alternative phrases for saying “It’s expensive”!
*✅*Luxurious*
✅ Pricey
✅ Costs a Fortune
✅ High-Priced
✅ Ridiculously Expensive
✅ Carries a Hefty Price Tag
✅ Bank-Breaking
✅ Costs an Arm and a Leg
✅ Pricey as Hell
✅ Steep
✅ Astronomical
✅ Costs an Arm and a Leg
✅ Bank-Draining
✅ Exorbitant
✅ Top-Tier in Price

? Если вы хотите потренировать слова, чтобы научиться применять их в речи, Вы можете записаться на наши курсы с групповыми уроками. На групповых уроках Вы сможете избавиться от языкового барьера и начать бегло говорить на английском**.

Words for the text?**

? Я очень люблю работать с ключевыми словами. Это позволяет концентрироваться на главном** и выписывать из текста именно те слова, которые пригодятся в дальнейшем.

??‍? Именно поэтому в моем курсе разговорного английского я даю все необходимые ключевые слова, предварительно разбив по темам. Это помогает Вам хорошо их запомнить и отработать на уроках с вашим личным преподавателем.

? А теперь перейдем у словам к тексту выше. *? ubiquity - The fact of appearing everywhere or of being very common *? creating waves - Doing something big and different to make people think, wonder, worry... ? landmark - An event or discovery marking an important stage or turning point in something ? abound - Exist in large numbers or amounts ? authentic - Of undisputed origin and not a copy; genuine ? evade - Escape or avoid someone or something ? plagiarism - The practice of taking someone else's work or ideas and passing them off as one's own ? posing - Presenting or being a problem or danger ? integrity - The condition of being honest and incorruptible ? disruptor - A company or technology that causes huge change in an industry or market by means of innovation ? quandary - A state of confusion or uncertainty over what to do in a difficult situation ? sparked - Provided the stimulus for an event or process ? embrace - Accept a belief, theory, or change willingly and enthusiastically ? alternative -** Of one or more things available as another possibility or choice