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NOTE:   " These idioms should be used in speaking module only but could not be used in Writing module"

Synonyms Antonyms

NOTE:   " These idioms should be used in speaking module only but could not be used in Writing module"

You may be confusing the words like and as  with each other. Consider replacing one with the other. Let's learn their correct usage :- Like is most often used as a preposition to express a resemblance or  sameness .   (This perfume smells like roses) . When as  is used as a preposition, it means “ in the role of. ”     (I worked as a teacher for years.) Incorrect→  She looks as  my friend Mona. Correct →  She looks like my friend Mona . Incorrect→  I worked like a teacher for years. Correct→   I worked as  a teacher for years.

Facilitate -   To aid the progress of Feasibility - The practicality or possibility of something Ferocity -   Viciousness, violence Fiscal -   Related to (government) money Flourish -   To prosper, grow, or make fast progress Fluctuate -   To be unstable; to rise and fall Foment -  To stir up Foreseeable -   Capable of being predicted or anticipated Frankly -   Directly, clearly Freewheeling -   Carefree Fundamental -   The most essential or most basic part

Many candidates worry that they do not have knowledge of some of the topics that examiners might ask them about, for example a favourite building, an eye-catching advertisement or a memorable trip. Maybe you feel the same way? The first thing to understand is that IELTS is not a test of knowledge or experience. If you do not have the knowledge or experience of a specific area, that’s not a problem. There are no correct or incorrect answers expected in the IELTS speaking test. The first point to remember is that all IELTS questions are checked and trialed many times all around the world to ensure that they are fair and equal no matter where the test is conducted. You might have heard that Cambridge Examinations can spend two to four years in testing their exam questions! So you can be 100% sure that there is an effective way of answering the question whatever your level of knowledge. This means you must avoid irrelevant answers – sometimes it seems candidates assume that if th...

Synonyms Antonyms

NOTE:   " These idioms should be used in speaking module only but could not be used in Writing module"

Galvanizing - Thrilling, exciting, stimulating Geriatric - Relating to old age Gaffe - A socially awkward or tactless act Gallant - Unflinching in battle or action Galvanize - Stimulate to action Gamut - Provide with clothes or put clothes on Garish - Tastelessly showy Garment - An article of clothing Garnish - Something added to a dish for flavor or decoration Garrulous - Full of trivial conversation

Synonyms Antonyms

NOTE:   " These idioms should be used in speaking module only but could not be used in Writing module"

Synonyms Antonyms

NOTE:   " These idioms should be used in speaking module only but could not be used in Writing module"

Synonyms Antonyms

NOTE:   " These idioms should be used in speaking module only but could not be used in Writing module"

Synonyms Antonyms

NOTE:   " These idioms should be used in speaking module only but could not be used in Writing module"

Synonyms Antonyms

NOTE:   " These idioms should be used in speaking module only but could not be used in Writing module"

Synonyms Antonyms

NOTE:   " These idioms should be used in speaking module only but could not be used in Writing module"

Synonyms Antonyms