In this lesson, Shawna talks about how you can be a good detective and answer true or false questions correctly in a reading test.
In this lesson, Shawna explains the seven steps you can follow to improve your reading skills at university.
In this lesson, Ai-Lin shares tips on how to listen and take notes effectively in a lecture or talk.
In this lesson, Ai-Lin explains how to listen for specific information in a listening assessment or listening comprehension exercise
In this lesson, Joe explains how to write an introduction and conclusion for an opinion essay.
In this lesson, Joe talks about the different uses of passive voice.
In this lesson, Scott describes the ingredients of a good paragraph.
In this lesson, Scott explains the importance of comparing language and how it can make our writing more interesting.
In this lesson, Gaby talks about special verbs which can be used to express opinions in academic English.
In this lesson, Gaby introduces academic linking words and shows how they can be used to link ideas in academic writing.
In this lesson, Jenny explains how to use different parts of speech and sentence structures to describe data.
In this lesson, Jenny explains how you can build your academic vocabulary in a few easy steps.
In this lesson, Shawna talks about how you can be a good detective and answer true or false questions correctly in a reading test.
