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Online English Academy This Group, belonging to a professional Tutor , is to learn English, Practice English, Speak English. Saqlain Abbas Jafri
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We offer online and physical classes of IELTS, PTE & SPOKEN ENGLISH.

19/09/2026

What is the biggest hurdle in preparing IELTS ?
How can we get consistency ?

18/09/2026

How do memorized answers work in IELTS Speaking ??
Especially,
in part 1 ?

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📚 *11. VOCABULARY*

*Unanimous* (متفقہ) — agreed by everyone

*Unambiguous* (بالکل واضح) — having only one clear meaning

*Unilateral* (یک طرفہ) — done by one side alone

*Endorsed* (تائید شدہ) — officially supported

*Categorically* (قطعی طور پر) — clearly and absolutely

*Convention* (ضابطہ / روایت) — accepted rule or formal agreement

*Untenable* (ناقابلِ دفاع) — impossible to defend logically

*Jugglery* (چال بازی) — clever manipulation

*Imbroglio* (پیچیدہ تنازع) — complicated dispute

*Bellicosity* (جنگجویانہ رویہ) — aggressive willingness to fight

*Bluster* (دھمکی آمیز شور) — loud aggressive talk

*Obduracy* (ہٹ دھرمی) — stubborn refusal to change

*Cede* (دستبردار ہونا) — give up a right or territory

*Plebiscite* (استصوابِ رائے) — direct public vote on an issue

*Solemn* (سنجیدہ / مقدس عہد) — serious and binding

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17/09/2026

Which format of IELTS SPEAKING TEST is easy ??
With Online Examiner or Face-to-Face Examiner ??

17/09/2026

Which format of IELTS SPEAKING Exam is easy ??
With Online Examiner or Face-to-Face Examiner ??

16/09/2026

IELTS Writing

🎯 Overview
Don't just state your points; *prove* them. High-scoring essays develop arguments convincingly with relevant, well-integrated examples, crucial for Task Achievement and Coherence. Examiners look for evidence that supports your claims, elevating your essay from merely descriptive to truly persuasive.

📚 Step-by-Step Strategy
For each main idea, generate a strong, relevant example. Think about general knowledge, societal trends, or logical hypothetical scenarios. Integrate it smoothly using phrases like "For instance," "A prime example is," or "To illustrate this point." Crucially, briefly explain *how* your example supports and strengthens your argument.

💡 Advanced Tips & Tricks
• Use general knowledge: Refer to government initiatives, research findings, or widely observed societal trends.
• Craft logical hypothetical scenarios: "If X were to happen, then Y would be the likely outcome..."
• Avoid personal anecdotes: "In my country..." is generally too informal for academic writing.

👍 DOs and ❌ DON'Ts
✅ DO: Ensure your examples directly link to and strengthen your argument.
❌ DON'T: Use vague, irrelevant, or overly personal examples that lack academic rigor.

🚀 Final Pro Tip
Practice brainstorming 2-3 adaptable, general examples for common essay topics (e.g., technology, education, environment, globalisation). This builds a powerful evidence bank for your exam!

IELTS Writing 🎯 OverviewDon't just state your points; *prove* them. High-scoring essays develop arguments convincingly w...
16/09/2026

IELTS Writing

🎯 Overview
Don't just state your points; *prove* them. High-scoring essays develop arguments convincingly with relevant, well-integrated examples, crucial for Task Achievement and Coherence. Examiners look for evidence that supports your claims, elevating your essay from merely descriptive to truly persuasive.

📚 Step-by-Step Strategy
For each main idea, generate a strong, relevant example. Think about general knowledge, societal trends, or logical hypothetical scenarios. Integrate it smoothly using phrases like "For instance," "A prime example is," or "To illustrate this point." Crucially, briefly explain *how* your example supports and strengthens your argument.

💡 Advanced Tips & Tricks
• Use general knowledge: Refer to government initiatives, research findings, or widely observed societal trends.
• Craft logical hypothetical scenarios: "If X were to happen, then Y would be the likely outcome..."
• Avoid personal anecdotes: "In my country..." is generally too informal for academic writing.

👍 DOs and ❌ DON'Ts
✅ DO: Ensure your examples directly link to and strengthen your argument.
❌ DON'T: Use vague, irrelevant, or overly personal examples that lack academic rigor.

🚀 Final Pro Tip
Practice brainstorming 2-3 adaptable, general examples for common essay topics (e.g., technology, education, environment, globalisation). This builds a powerful evidence bank for your exam!

16/09/2026

What is your biggest fear with IELTS ??

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