Fluent Future✨

I am going to work on more of these articles, IF you put thumbs up for me))) you are also welcome to offer any kind of content.

Привет, у меня тут один вопросик. Стоит ли подготовиться к аелтсу с ietls.gg? Просто сейчас весь инстаграм говорить об этой нейронке.

Good morning! Hm, actually I see nothing good in this website...... due to the fact that it is basically IDENTICAL to Engnovate, and you can even feel that it was inspired by this website too. Also, it seemed to me that you can do NOTHING unless you get a subscription.

So, the ball is in your court!
I would just read books and use Engnovate.com. And that is all. No need for tons of applications on your phone!!!

⁨I have got 2 years till the test, which section sould I start preparing on? Or should I start all pf them?⁩

How old are you bro / sis??

I would advise you to focus on improving General English. No need to prep for IELTS THAAAT LONG. IT IS NOT WORTH IT. It would be better if you focused on another thing. In the end IELTS is not that hard as it seems to be. The only.thing that you should know is that you must have a solid level of English if you DO NOT want to struggle while preparing, so basically General English, and do not prepare for IELTS yet.

Hello guys!! How are you all?? Is everything going okay? By clicking on it you can ask me questions about IELTS/General English etc.
Link: https://t.me/questianonbot?start=1458999836⁩

You're going to pass IELTS in April, but still struggling with SPEAKING??
Then, I am offering you my 1;1 lessons where; - We break down every mistake (meticulous feedback included) - We hone your overall speaking abilities. - Analyze what feels off in your Speaking.
AND ofc I will give my “SPEAKING GUIDE” to my students, since it is the very words that I learnt and by using them I have gotten an 8.0 in Speaking.
Limited spots for this month, ensure to secure your spot!!!!! ⤵️⤵️⤵️ @Yerarar. All the info available here (Click on it)

New day, New strange vocab that you will never use, ANYWAY, here we gooo⤵️

1️⃣ MANE — /meɪn/
🔵Definition: A mane is a patch or growth of long hair, whether it's found on a lion or down the neck of a pony, or even on a human's head.
🔵 Example: She gently brushed the long mane of her favorite horse before the show.
2️⃣MISCREANT — /ˈmɪskriənt/
🔵Definition: A miscreant is a person who behaves badly — who lies, breaks the law, yells at puppies. It's a somewhat old-fashioned word, popular with old ladies shocked at having their purses stolen at the opera. Words like miscreant, scoundrel, and good-for-nothing are used to condemn people believed to be improper or even evil. 🔵Example: Authorities finally caught the miscreant behind the cyber attacks.
3️⃣TO SULLY ONE'S NAME (or even reputation) — ˈsʌli

🔵Definition: 1) To spoil something that is pure or someone's perfect reputation; 2) to make something dirty. 🔵Example: 1) His reputation, he said, had been unfairly sullied by half-truths and innuendos.
2) No speck of dirt had ever sullied his hands.

Put your hands up for this kind of content in the foreseeable future!!!!! #vocab@FluentFutureeng

I hope you all still remember about it, right? Just a kind reminder)))))))

As soon as we reach 3k followers I'm going to drop LIT files (Trust me If I say it's LIT, IT IS, INDEED)

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Bro, do you have speaking predictions?⁩

Yes, I do have them.
You can check them out here:
1️⃣ https://t.me/FluentFutureeng/3873.
2️⃣ https://t.me/FluentFutureeng/3746

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thanks! which are your must phrases for high scores in writing and speaking?

⁨So, ⁩my go-to high-level phrases in S & W would be;

1️⃣SPEAKING:
- As far as I can tell. - If my memory serves me right. - From my stance (= from my pov/perspective) - Usage of ANY "Introductory phrase". - Any thematic vocab.
2️⃣ WRITING: (Let me share with my WRITING GUIDE) - Check this post

Как улучшить спикинг, без репетитора?

Well, from my point of view, it would be easier with a tutor, but if you're asking. So, first of all, YOU MUST PRACTICE A LOT. I don't mean practicing 1 question/part a day, NAH I mean practice a lot of questions. The concept is not knowing ANYTHING in order to speak flawlessly about something, indeed, it is about the ability to explain/justify yourself to the examiner. So, as you noticed you must spend a lot of time on enhancing your speaking abilities along with thematic vocabulary and collocations. But, if you don't want to struggle that much — read this post and take steps.

what do you recommend to do if my exam is in 2 weeks and my writing is at 6.0-7.5?

Well, I would recommend you to check it out (https://t.me/FluentFutureeng/3573). And one thing which is — practice and practice, FYI (For Your Information) nothing beats experience, thus, you MUST practice regularly.

Hello guys!! How are you all?? Is everything going okay? By clicking on it you can ask me questions about IELTS/General English etc.

Link: https://t.me/questianonbot?start=1458999836

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"IELTS Speaking Band Descriptors"

If you truly want to enhance your Speaking score, you must get familiar with this descriptors, thus, you will know where you f*cked up and if it requires sth to improve.

BUT WHAT IF I AM LAZY TO DO ALLAT (ALL THAT) ?

However, if you're too lazy for this — just contact me about 1;1 Speaking lessons here;@Yerarar. All the info available here (Click on it)

I didn't get a chance to use it my SPEAKING MARATHON back in the days, since NO ONE texted about it.... So, I am here posting it, so you would benefit)) I would be zealous just to get your reactions & comments☀️☀️

Happy International Women's Day❤️❤️

I wish yall prosperity and to be safe and sound wherever you go!!!

Random word of the day 🔵SHOWSTOPPER - means something striking.

Synonyms and Usage:

Positive: Stunner, show-stopper, scene-stealer.
Negative: Deal-breaker, impediment, blocker.
Context: While usually a compliment for a, spectacular performance, in business, it implies a total stop to progress.

Drop your sentences using these in the comment section ⤵️