GB Language Centre

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Improve your English Language skills online! We offer General English and Business English.

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+1 (437) 317 7180

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IELTS Preparatory Classes – Online Training
Duration: 8hrs/week (4 days)
*Classes are 2 hours long
*Covers all modules (Listening, Reading, Writing & Speaking)
*Small groups
*Free practice tests and learning materials

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The controlling idea is used to form a thesis, a single declarative sentence that tells what side of the issue you’re supporting. It would look something like this: People have many reasons for owning a motorcar. The topic is “owning a motorcar” and the controlling idea is “many reasons.” The controlling idea indicates that you intend to develop at least TWO (2) reasons. These TWO reasons form the body of the paper. Read more: https://www.gradbound.com/blogs/how-to-approach-general-writing-task-2-in-the-ielts-exam-b-37

Articles such as "a" & "an" help to modify nouns. But how do you determine which one to use? Listen to the sound at the beginning of a word. Remember, it's the sound and not the letter that begins the word. See below a few examples.

Let's see how well you're able to tell the difference. What are some of the differences between the two paragraphs? Can you tell the difference in terms of meaning between paragraph 1 and paragraph 2?

Speaking plays a fundamental role in learning English. It is the most important skill.

The sound is "ju" as in judge. But remember, it is the sound that is important, not the letter that begins the word. It is the same sound in words such as "knowledge " and "gender."

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