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Direct and Indirect Speech Rules
Direct Speech The exact words spoken by a person are written in direct speech. It is put in quotation marks Indirect Speech The words are reported in a different manner and no quotation marks are used in it Tenses change Direct speech Indirect speech Present simple Past simple Present progressive Past progressive Past simple Past…
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English Prepositions with uses and examples
Prepositions Prepositions tell us where something is or the direction in which something is moving. A preposition should always have an object. Most people get confused while studying prepositions because a preposition can be used in many different ways. In simple words you can say that prepositions define the relationship between the different parts of…
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English Linking Devices
Linking devices Linking devices are made to clear the thoughts behind speech and writing and to make a connection between previous and present sentences. Listing Firstly, secondly, lastly, finally, to begin with, in the first place, in the second place Adding Moreover, furthermore, in addition, what is more, besides Connecting As far as….. is/are concerned,…
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English Conjunctions and their uses
Conjunctions Conjunction is a word which joins two independent parts of a sentence. Conjunctions Table And Because While As Either…or But Although Until Since Both…. And Or When After That Neither….nor So Unless Before As if Not only… but also Yet Whether Once In order that Whether…. or 3 different types of conjunctions Coordinating…
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Fragment, Essential and Non-Essential Clause
Fragment Dependent clause which is does not give a complete meaning is called a fragment. Note: A dependent clause most starts with a subordinating conjuction Essential clause It is clause which cannot be omitted from the sentence Non-essential clause It is a clause which can easily be omitted from the sentence without changing the meaning…
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Stress and Unstress Rule
Stress Unstress Noun Helping verb Verb Conjunction Adjective Preposition Adverb Article Syllables are formed by a, e, i, o, u STRESS 1-Syllable Stress on the letter which comes before the vowel 2-Syllable Stress on the first part of the word 3- Syllable Stress on the second syllable Stress Increase the pitch and the…
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Why do people usually fail in the TOEIC A1 exam?
Why do people usually fail in the TOEIC A1 exam? The main reason people TOEIC A1 exam is that they have very weak English skills.
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What is the passing mark for TOEIC A1 listening section?
What is the passing mark for TOEIC A1 listening section? The passing mark for TOEIC A1 listening section is 60/495. It is quite easy to pass the TOEIC A1 exam.
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What is the passing mark for TOEIC A1 speaking section?
What is the passing mark for TOEIC A1 speaking section? You will have to achieve 50/200 in the speaking section
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What is the passing mark for TOEIC A1 exam?
What is the passing mark for TOEIC A1 exam? The passing mark for the TOEIC A1 exam is 50 in the speaking section and 60 in the listening section
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