The other day, I had dinner with a foreign friend, he called the waiter to clean up the table, and he said ‘这些不要了（we don’t need these）’.It’s OK, and we also have the corresponding Chinese saying like English. I often say ’不好意思，麻烦收拾一下（bù hǎo yì si, má fan shōu shi yí xia）-Excuse me, could you please clean up here?’

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3 Useful Phrases for IELTS Speaking Part 1, 2 and 3. Listen now. Imagine being versatile in your language expressions? What would it include? Will you sound different? Use complicated words? Or you'll speek faster? These can be your strategies for success. Below are some ideas that you can inject in your speech that will help you get a higher IELTS speaking score. Here they are: Transition Words - In the speaking section, transition words can help you to structure your response and give your ideas more clearly. Some common transition words and phrases include "Moreover, " "in addition, " "Furthermore, " "however, " "nevertheless, " "on the other hand, " "as a result, " "consequently, " "therefore, " "in conclusion, " and "to sum up." Next are conditionals - The best way to approach part three of the exam is to expand your answers as much as possible. The topics are usually very broad, and the examiner wants to hear you speak in depth about a topic not answer as quickly as possible. This is your chance to shine! Here are some conditionals you can use : a) Zero Conditionals They are used to describe factual situations. Both clauses are in the simple present tense. When it rains, I take the bus. b) First Conditionals They are used to express what will most likely happen in the future if a certain condition is met. The ‘if’ phrase is normally in the present tense, and the following clause frequently includes a verb such as ‘will,’ ‘can’, or ‘might,’. If I get the required band score for IELTS, I will migrate to Canada. c) Second Conditionals They are used to express an improbable circumstance. The ‘if’ phrase is in the past tense, whereas the following clause frequently includes a verb such as ‘would’ or ‘could’. If I were the mayor of our city, I would ban the use of plastics. In my 1-1 classes I and my students go deeper into details of structuring your answers to make them vivid and crispy clear to examiners. Join me now.

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The defining factor that stands behind success at work! Imagine yourself to become the best in your field of work? Imagine yourself receiving the award or the prize (promotion, a medal, salary raise), how does it feel? What do you look like inside the picture? What others say about your succees? What is the main secret behind top achievers? Why some people continue to thrive (get promotions at work, get raises) or when it comes to IELTS speaking - seem to succeed without any hustle? Have you questioned these people? I have, they are my students. Can you imagine coming to these people and asking for a secret recipe? I've asked all kinds of difficult questions of CEOs, General managers, Vice presidents of companies (millions of dollars in revenue!), I am humble about it, by the way. Well, there is a book that had it figured out and it's the missing ingredient behind millions of working people. Check out the book, it's all there, it's called 'The Magic Of Thinking Big' by David Schwartz. Above all - what you'll read from the book is practical. It's not theoretical knowledge, nononon!!! It allowed me to see why I have become one of the best teachers of English on Italki, and another platform - from 11 thousand teachers. it can assist you MASSIVELY in life too! Use it! And come to my private limited in numbers classes so I can train you to develop your ability and succeed at work as I did and it's not theory! See you today, Anatoly Ps. Those teachers that want to improve their teaching skills or be coached on various topics of this business, please send me a private message so we can talk.

Think of a time when your friend wanted to buy something, but you didn't like it. What did you say to him/her? Listen to this conversation: Louise: Here is the dress I love. What do you think? Does it look ok on me? Zoe: Well I'm not sure. Louise: Why what's wrong with it? Zoe: I don't think it suits you. It's a bit short. Why don't you try this black one? Louise: But what's wrong with this one? Zoe: If I were you I'd try the black one. I think it looks great.

Useful Phrases for the IELTS Speaking Agreeing, Comparing, Clarifying Would you like to learn some effective phrases that can enhance your performance in the IELTS Speaking test? In this podcast, I will share a wide range of useful phrases that can be applied in different sections of the test. What makes these phrases special is their versatility and abundance, allowing you to express yourself vividly and authentically. By incorporating these phrases into your responses, you can enhance your overall speaking skills and ultimately improve your IELTS scores. I have already helped numerous students achieve their desired results, and you can read their success stories on my teacher's page. Let's embark on this journey together book my time slots now.