IELTS VOCABULARY – Task 1

HI ADAM! THANK YOU FOR THE LESSON!

KATRIN777

good luck..

tugay

Hello, can we practise our English together through Skype ?

Constant1

really good answer dear Thanks dear sir…

armengal007

Perfect

Bushra hg

Thanks Adam :)

vivireg

Thanks Adam. Your lesson is great, as always.

AlessandroItaly

Yeah I understood thank you ADAM and all the staff of Engvid

Boua

Thanx Mr.Adam for useful lesson :)

I doubt about a miss of “S” in the answer of question No.7
i think the answer will be -year-olds myabe I’m wrong

Basem

Yes, me too :)

tiasnote

I made the same mistake.

Annyshka

It happens sometimes, no problem.

yektaozkan

Dear i’m also want learn English Very well your not just one who’s want Learn English..

armengal007

Hi Basem,

You would be right if there weren’t the noun ‘group’ following the blank. Because this is a compound adjective, there is no need for the ‘s’.

The 34-49-year-olds (this wasn’t an option)
The 34-49-year-old group is correct

Adam

My apologies:

I just watched the video again and realized I didn’t mention the compound adjective use in the video.

If this use isn’t clear, please ask me for more samples.

Adam

thank Adam.that was the great lesson.could u please explain more about compound adjective?you said 18-25year-olds is a noun. then why it was not correct in my quiz??

alaleh

Hi Adam
so, “21-year-old” is an adjective, and “21-year-olds” is a noun. Am I right?

alley

Thank you for your great lesson, Adam. The quiz was also interesting :)

I have a question. Could you tell me that?
Well…about “respectively”…

I understood that…
latter – 2nd of 2 things mentions
former – 1st of 2 things mentions

Well, how about 3rd, 4th, 5th…of many things mentions?

in your lesson… about Katy?

Happy04

LOL,Katy…

Dylan_z

Hi Happy,

Former and latter are used with only two things. In a list of more than two, you can still use latter to refer to the last item in the list.

Respectively means that a second list follows the same sequence as a first list.

The teacher awarded grades of 80, 85, 87, and 89 to Bob, Lisa, Wendy, and Tim, respectively–
Bob- 80; Lisa-85; Wendy-87; Tim-89.

Does this help?

Adam

I got it! Helpful! Thank you very much, Adam :D

Happy04

thanks

abualbaraa

Great lesson Adam.

What about the expression “not only…but also…?”
How to use it properly?

Thanks

wilson.med33

Hi Wilson,

The main thing to remember about not only is to follow it with an inverted clause (Not only verb then Subject)…

The second part adds something to the first. We use this expression to highlight or emphasize something.

Not only did he pass the test, but he also got the highest mark in the class.

Does this help?

Adam

Yes, it does.

Thank you very much for your explanation. I am a big fan of your job. Since I started watching your videos, I have been learning a lot.

Great job.

wilson.med33

Hello if there is somebody who wants to practice English, this is my Skype: zemeireyes

Zemei

Thank you very much, that was healpful.

Bilal Alshareef

Thank you Adam, what a useful and difficult lesson today!! I´ll watch the video once and again to remember all this vocabulary ;)

knopfler86

I think I got the number 9 correct but it says it is not…

maury

Hi Maury,

In this case, latter = males. Their raise was negligible (almost nothing), so females got more.

Adam

thank you ADAM for the lesson and a great lesson.
So,I Come back again and try again.
Teacher ADAM,Do you wanna tell me what happened?

Muad Abdiaziz

Hi Muad,

What happened when?

As for improving your English, build up your vocab and review some basic grammar rules.
:)

Adam

Aslo I wanna to improve my english language very well tell me Adam what before first I try

Muad Abdiaziz

Hi Adam, thank you very much. Your lessons that are always informative are really helpful for an ESL.

VietNam1984

thank you very much

ayman zakaria

Thanks Adam for this advanced lesson

It was very useful to clarify some of my doubts about how to express data analysis in English.

Fabio Cicerre

Good lesson for the IELTS test! Thanks Adam!

claudioiron

Thanks a lot

Kael6

this lesson is very helpful .. thanks Adam :)

Majd Hasweh

Improving even more!!! thank you Adam!!!

anderson-weider

thanks for your lesson , I confused with latter and former these words really make me confuse.

positive_learner

Hi Asmaa,

Remember that former means first, and latter means second when you have two things and then refer to them again.

Adam

5/10 too dificult to me ):

carlos 2138

For me too hey, I got 6 out of 10.

amakosi

Thanks for you lesson i have scored 7 out of 10.

indra4a0

Just started following you guys not many days ago, signed today and took my first quiz …10/10 not bad I guess. Keep them coming, awesome website. I will be taking General training test on September 12 . Anxiety just peak !

af8519

Welcome Af.

The most important thing to remember is to relax :)

Adam

haha yup I know, 5 days to go. Just focusing at the moment in writing (Complex sentences, all kinds), prolly able to target 7 band overall this time. Thanks for the lessons adam.

af8519

Adam, can you recommend me some beautiful romantic American poetry? Please…

KATRIN777

HI Katrin,

I’m afraid I’m not an expert in this area, but I think you can find a lot of beautiful lyrics/poetry in the music of the 60s and 70s.

I’ll look around though and see what I can find for you ;)

Adam

Thank you Adam. I’m looking forward.

KATRIN777

What does the verb TO DOG actually mean?

KATRIN777

I think is follow someone, closely, insistently. Like the paparazzi do…

Bergvolk

Thank you Bergvolk. I believe it is one of the meanings of this verb.

KATRIN777

Bergvolk is right. It also means to be chased, usually by something emotional or mental (dogged by his fears of rejection), not so much physical.

Adam

Thanks.

KATRIN777

Thanks Adam for teaching, i thanks it was just high level for me, but anyway it was useful to prepare at the futur

flower2015

u are right flower2015

xoxo nash

thanks a lot Adam u made me fail

xoxo nash

Hi xoxo,

If at first you don’t succeed, try try again :)

Adam

Thanks

ismailenglish

thank you so much.

Abdul Koita

10 correct out of 10… Not bad but not enought.

smcavalcante

Adam, next time you’ll talk about makeup :-D
In Italy, plateau is a term to indicate female wedge shoes (with high heels) ;-)
It’s a French word, maybe you know that because you live in Canada.
Stop doing the teacher and kiss my tiptoe plateau! Ha ha ha :-D

Antonella

Lol.

Actually, Ronnie has already done a lesson about makeup.

Adam

i want to learn english this site but its filter in mycountry

can you help me

goodgirlkarampoor

Hi Goodgirl,

You can try a VPN.

If you go to your profile, you should be able to change your avatar (pic).

Let me know if this works.

Adam

i dont like my pic tht you put for me
please change it

goodgirlkarampoor

Hello Adam ,
Altough I understood the whole lesson ( thanks to the pace of your speech) , I went through the quizz too quickly and having been mistaken on two questions I was obviously mistaken on their answers .
Speeding is not the same as rushing . Advice for those who will take the IELTS shortly.
Bye

tsamp

Good advice Tsamp ;)

Adam

very useful lesson and explanation for IELTS exam.With every new lesson i improve my English.Thanks for the video :-)

TEJALKK

I was forgetting to mention you are a great teacher, Adam. Your explanations are very accurate and helpful not only for those taking the IELTS, but everyone loving English.

Antonella

say : I forgot to mention …..

userceif

Thank you It is useful.

Ukrit

I got 90 percent, thank you for the lesson was very helpful

shammaa

Thanks a lot, Adam!

Edinho

Thanks, Adam

zantoneri

Hi Adam,
Are we allowed to use contracted form in the writing task ? Friend of mine told me that I’m not allowed to use that form. Could you please give us some info about that form in IELTS.

pergil

Hi Pergil,

Your friend was right. You should avoid it, but don’t worry too much about it. It won’t cost you too much, especially if that’s one of the “big” mistakes you make. The reason to avoid it is that it’s too informal for academic writing. It is better to write formally.

Adam

thanks ADAM]

tabassum choya

Useful lesson! I will be a trader-market one day :))
So I will use many chart
bye bye to everybody

Luke

Hello, Adam. Ive been following most of your lessons on youtube. There is something I would like to ask you, when should I capitalize the first letter of the word and when not? I always encounter this problem everytime I take the listening practice test for IELTS. My answers were correct but the problem is either I capitalized the first letter of the word or I didnt.

I would appreciate if you could help me with this. I’m planning to take the IELTS in October.

Thanks a lot.

veil

Hi Veil,

Always capitalize the first word of a sentence, or a proper noun (name, month, place, etc.).

In the listening section, pay attention to the other parts of the test, the non-blank parts–they will give you a hint of whether to capitalize or not.

Be careful when direction words are used (Washington State is in the northwestern USA vs. Washington State is part the American Northwest).

I hope this helps a little :)

Good luck

Adam

its good , its help me a lot.

srah96

Adam one question more.
1 If the attacker is STOOD behind the defender then…. .
2 If the attacker is STANDING behind the defender then…. .(STOOD or STANDING)?
Thank you.

KATRIN777

1 If the attacker STOOD behind the defender, then…. .
2 If the attacker is STANDING behind the defender, then…

Depends what the rest of the sentence is. Both can be correct as above, but the meanings will be very different. in 1, you are giving a hypothetical analysis of something. In 2, you are maybe giving instructions of how to play.

Adam

It is actually about recognising ‘offside’ in a football match. But if you please give me examples.
Thank you Adam.

KATRIN777

Maybe there is some grammar I must read.

KATRIN777

If you are explaining the rules of a game, use the present simple as the rules don’t change. For facts, we use present simple.

Adam

good

sin6000

thanks Adam I interested the lesson as well as the quiz

userceif

Thank you, teacher Adam for this useful and quite difficult lesson. :)

Chloe.Lee

hello adam what is the use of words like as ,a , the
pese clarify

mani chandu

Hi Mani,

As can be a conjunction or a preposition. a and the are articles. These would take a whole lesson to explain, but you can do a search in the box at the top of the page and find a few lessons on these topics.

Adam

Hi Adam!) Why in the 7 question of quiz right answer is -year-old? In your video you said that right to say -year-olds.

VladimirGrand

Hi Vladimir,

You would be right if there weren’t the noun ‘group’ following the blank. Because this is a compound adjective, there is no need for the ‘s’.

The 34-49-year-olds (this wasn’t an option)
The 34-49-year-old group is correct

That being said, i apologize as I have just watched the video again and realized that I didn’t mention the compound adjective use. I hope this is clear here. Let me know if it is not.

Adam

thanks Adam this is the perfect example to understand the ielts exams.
thank you very much

m sajid

thanks perfect

mohsen

Adam, is it OK saying ‘I’m not a LOVER of movies’? Are people talking in this way? Thank you.

KATRIN777

Adam, I’m curious why the comment above needs to be approved. Is there something wrong?

KATRIN777

The sentence is ok, and sometimes used. Not very commonly, but used (I don’t love movies is more common.)

Not sure why it needed approval. Maybe lover is on the “check” list ;)

Adam

I thought so. Thank you.

KATRIN777

Adam, one confusing thing: some people translate PRESENT SIMPLE as PAST on russian, others as PRESENT. For instance: ‘she says’ translate like ‘she said’ or ‘she saying’.

KATRIN777

My opinion is – that must be PRESENT. The action take place in that very moment. So close SHE IS SAYING.

KATRIN777

sorry CLOSER

KATRIN777

sorry – she is saying

KATRIN777

Not sure I got the question actually, but present simple is “she says”. It doesn’t have to be right now. It can be a general truth.

Can you clarify if this is what you meant?

Adam

I’ll try again.

KATRIN777

I am so interested in your videos, I am really happy to learn from you .God protects you dear

heydar Ali

Thanks, Adam.
But I have a question.
“A typhoon passes a place.”
“A typhoon passes over a place.”
“A typhoon comes near a place.”
“A typhoon approaches a place”
Are these sentences correct?
pass and pass over what is the difference?
After near and approach we can’t use ‘to’, right?
If you could help, I’ll appreciate. Thanks in advance. :)

Sophie

Sorry, one more question:
“Here are the test dates and syllabi for the first semester.”
The preposition ‘for’ is it used correctly in this sentence? or I should use ‘in’ or’ for’?
Thanks.

Sophie

Sorry, type it wrong.
or I should use ‘in’ or ‘of’?

Sophie

Hi Sophie,
All correct:
“A typhoon passes a place.”– doesn’t hit
“A typhoon passes over a place.”–hits
“A typhoon comes near a place.” no to
“A typhoon approaches a place” no to

For the 1st semester is correct.

Adam

Great lesson as always, please tell me the different use of “Odd, Bizarre, and weird”

Saiful Anwar

Hi Saiful,

These are synonyms, but the nuances are different.

Odd suggests not normal (odd behaviour)
Bizarre is very strange
and weird is strange but in a negative way.

Does this help a little?

Adam

That’s great to learn more…

teartrace

I like watching your lessons. It does really help!

sunsunsatsat

Very helpful lesson.

Prince sireng

It was a little bit difficult to me but nice lesson somewhat I could understand.. .

Sivakumar

Adam, hi again. Can i ask?
There is a phone talking:
– Hello. It’s ….. . We can’t … today. We’re busy.
– Hello. I understand. May be I need TO CHANGE YOU on to the other day?

Is it OK? Especially ‘TO CHANGE YOU'(insted of TO CHANGE YOUR DAY(PLAYS)etc).
Thank you very much.

KATRIN777

Hello. It’s Bill. We can’t meet today. I’m busy.
– I understand. Maybe I can CHANGE YOUR appointment to another day?

Adam

If someone gives lessons for instance(for kids). And her mother says: ‘We can’t today!’

KATRIN777

Hi Adam…I hope you are well !!.

I am a little confused with some words I found in a personality test applied by a multinational Company to non-native English speakers.

I need to know if the words in each group below are actually synonyms. I have checked the dictionary several times (in the context of course!) but I still have doubts because the translations into spanish are very similar (maybe some words are in the wrong group or out of them).

I would be very grateful if you can help me with this. It would be nice if you can upload a video for talking about personal attributes including these and other related words.

Regards,

NA
GROUP#1
1) Comfortable
2) At Ease
3) Unhurried
4) Easygoing
5) Laid Back
6) Relaxed

GROUP #2:
1) Peaceful
2) Even-Tempered
3) Patient
4) Unruffled
5) Accepting
6) Tranquil
7) Placid
8) Calm

GROUP #3
1) Demanding
2) Rigorous
3) Exacting
4) Fastidious
5) Stringent
6) Strict

GROUP #4
1) Thorough
2) Meticulous
3) Accurate
4) Perfectionist
5) Flawless
6) Precise
7) Careful
8) Particular
9) Painstaking

narriagada

Yes, the words in each group are synonyms! Obviously there are small differences, and the words are not always interchangeable, but in general they mean the same kind of thing.

engVid Moderator

Hi Narriagada,

Are they asking if these are direct synonyms? Because not all are, but in context they can be interchangeable. It depends, of course, on the context.

For example, a person can be meticulous to the point of obsession, which is hardly flawless but is a flaw in and of itself (if we’re discussing personalities)

Was there more to the instructions?

Adam

Adam, you are the best.

CyrusKing

Adam if I put in the phrase:
– “Follows the agenda for you visit in Brazil.”
In this case I use “for” or “to”, because word “follow” indicates motion?

limud

Please disregard my last question, I put in a wrong lesson. Sorry!

limud

No worries Limud :)

Adam

Adam, can ‘GREED’ be a person or there is an other word for that kind of person(I couldn’t find it in the net)? I just found that it is the name of one of weaknesses of people.Thank you.

KATRIN777

You can say a person is greedy.

… or are there some other words for…?

Adam

Plural OK.

KATRIN777

So I can’t say you’re a greed…
Thank you Adam.

KATRIN777

Could I use SOME before ‘other word for that kind of person’?

KATRIN777

Thanks adam for the good lesson

Abdisahal

Easy to catch ur lesson

Dylan_z

Thanks everyone :)

Adam

Hi, Adam

Thank you very much for the explanation. I guess I should check what proper nouns are. I still have a few confusions :(

Cheers!

veil

thank
perfect

sokmong

thanks a lots

iqbalbahar62@yahoo.com

Good lecture!

oladimeji

perfect, thanks

karla venegas

i need more practice. and familiarization

cecillemarga

Adam, you’re one of the best narrators/teachers here. The length of the lesson is about 17 minutes but I watched it on the one breath. Thanks

PavelBAR

Thank you for this informative lecture, it clarified a lot.

HannaB

It was blow my mind , so many information cames along with video and I understood mostly from it .

Akhmet@kazakh

That’s a very interesting class! IELTS is a very useful test which evaluates our proficiency in the English language, and with these tips given by Adam I’m sure many of us will nail this test.

diegonl

Thank a lot. ^_^

Nantika

80 out of 100 ,guess it’s not bad ,thanks dear Adam :)

kholio911

Hello Adam .
The lesson is really so fascinating but I still unable to distinguish between years old and year old and stuff like this.
could you give us more explanation.
Thank you so much.

Altamimi

Thank you Adam…..I just started watching your videos and really enjoying it.

niyaz.mala

Hello Adam! I don’t know if I am writing in the right box for my question, so please, forgive me if do wrong. first of all,I would like to say thanks you at engVid, because I am learning a lot. I start my pathway to have IELTS academic test on January to reach at least 7 band score for future Ph.D.i am starting studying alone from 3 week, trying to have equally reading, listening and writing.Never touched speaking ( but i’ m used talking with some friend, and I have some test which mark was like 7.5-8). The question point is how I can really reach that mark,7.5,’cause in this very moment my listening and reading are just around 4,5- max 5; and I don’t know which method is the most valuable to have; for example if is better to concentrate one task at time, and which whom. I am rather confused about steps to follow.Do you think is better starting with reading or listening, or writing? p.s., i am such an anxious person that drop in chaos under pressure. Thank you in advice,i hope in your advice. Alexia.

lulu.alex

It is a perfect lesson I got 8 . thx a lot

kayskays

HI Adam . Plz what is the difference between general and academic IELTS?

kayskays

hi adam, can i send some email about my writing ielts task1 and can you check for me? i’m not good but practice make better :D

huy30

Hey, I’ve got 7 out of 10. It’s not too bad, isn’t!
Thanks Adam

Moss3b1410

Hi Adam, thanks for the lesson but I think you should specify that this tips are for IELTS Academic ;)

Paoletta983

Very nice lessons. Thank very much!

Luiza Sousa

thank you for the great teaching

sanaz.aaj

Hi Adam Thank you so much

ulushbek

this test was interesting. i got 10/10. thanks Adam.
is there anyone who wants to help me in speaking? my skype ID is : sajad shahsavari. thank you all.

sajad.shahsavari

Hello,My mark vary poor .

Shyadul

Sorry to hear that! Here’s a cat gif to keep you motivated to study more.

Don't let your dreams be dreams

engVid Moderator

thank you so much

ranggaananta2122

thanks

musabali

in question number seven, the correct answer must be the second variant, because in the first variant there is not ending “s” after …-old

Bulan

Hi Adam…Thank you very much for your productive explaination :)

morxay

Thanks a lot

Aizona

I can’t watch the video???.It is blocked

Parvaneh sh

Thank you .

Soei

Hi sir Adam! Regarding the 10th question, why is the 21-year-olds an incorrect answer? How can this age order be right in other sentences? Thank you!

nnicalafee

Thank you Adam! :)

desisiete

thanks !!! :):)

netnapha2518

Well done Teacher. Thank you so much.

Mesho1

10 on 10. Thanx for your lesson adam :)

Hava

Thanks!!

ruizmdc

Hello, Adam! I’m curious about the use of the word “respectively”. Would it be wrong (or just plain weird) to bring it to the middle of the sentence, as in: “I have three kids: Tommy, Jake and Katy. They are, respectively, 5, 10 and 7 years old.”?

gnrocha

Hello, Adam.Thanks for the great job you do. I have found a lot of necessary information for myself. Could you advise me what kind of exam to take: General or Academic.I’m a faculty member and a researcher?

ODarka

Hi ADAM .. thanks for the lesson:)
I’ve been answered the quiz but I dropped something about plateau
you did not tell us that the plateau period not necessary to be flat ( so I didn’t get the correct answer
cordial regards MR ADAM :)

Constant1

so much informative, thanks for the leason.

gisttk

So much informative, thanks for the lesson.

gisttk

Thank you Adam. and then?

shahram100

Hello Adam, just a simple question, I couldn’t get access to the website that you mention (writetotop), Do you know if it is still available?

Angie13

Thank you it helps me :D

Dewaprabawa

hi Adam, please ,is there a noticeable difference between ((levelled off and platuea ))

best regards

haider j touma

I thought that my English is ok, but it looks like I’ve got a lot of work to do.
Thank you Adam, I enjoy your lessons a lot.

Hanan87

thanks a lot Adam. you and your friends are doing a great job

ramibak

useful video,thank you

ammar1

Hi Adam , I confused with where did you use year/years like 25-year-old or 25 years olds ??????

tonmoyibnearif

do not stop

ano3137

Thank you Adam :)
The 9th question was tricky =D

Ketty13

…but your lessons helpful as always :)

Ketty13

Hi Adam, thank you for an interesting lesson.
I would like to know latter and former are used only for two things or two people or two places
Because in the video you said:
I have three kids Tomy and Jake…
As I understood it was just a speech mistake. Or we can use these two phrases with the thing more than two?
Thanks in advance.

Katarina78

thanks

abdullrahman

Mr Adam
I have question ,
I’m trying to improve my English speaking skills because I need to do IELTS AC.
is it a problem if I speak every day with a friend from USA or I have to learn only British accent?
thanks in advanced

Kasemz

it was lovely to test my knowledge about this lesson. i got 7 corrects out of 10. thanks Mr. Adam for this misused words in t IELTS test.

Taqveem Ul Haq

It is very important to know synonym words ,and use it constantly .
thanks ADMS

Alaa Hanafi

Hi Mr Adam , ” overall ” in the quiz was it an adverb or an adjective ? & would you give us examples on how to use it as an adjective and how to use it as an adverb ?
THANKS :)

Aya Ayo

Hi Adam,
For question 7, If I want to put the sentence in other way, can I write it as : … ,those aged 34-39 years showed the most adaptability.

Is it correct ?

vaghanideep

Thanks Adam!

vincentlee2212

THKS YOU!

Mkhoa98z

Good lesson!

STANOS

realy good sir..

lakhi

Thank you so much!! I got 9/10 .

Jemimack

I have just known how to use the words related to AGE thanks to your useful movie after such a long time of being at sea with these. Thank you so much !

Hao Anh

Thanks, it was a great lesson.

Rehabshaibi81

thanks man

sekti92id

80 percent! :D

all teachers are very good, but for explaining exam preparation topics and advanced level, u are the best adam.
thank you so much. God bless ya :)

flavia.lima.an

Dear Adam
Thanks for your excellent lesson.

Ramiz Shubbar

I got 10/10….You make me rock Adam. Thanks a lot.

HIMAT SINGH

You are good teacher! I will study with your video everyday! I want to get IELTS score 6.0 overall for my abroad study!

jinnydevil

Thank you Adam for the valuable tips. Some of them can’t be easily found in a grammar book.
Got only 7. I’ve realized a “hyphened” noun may become a compound adjective (question 7,).

Tyrion

Very good lesson! Thanks. I am studying for IELTS and looking for excellent materials like this. Thank you again.

alan.jefferson

thank to mr . adam the way your teach is easy to understand espesially for beginner and not too fast as well , you,re really a good tutor..

hasnulfi1912

I would like to send you an essay,written by me, for assessment. How can I reach you? Thanks in advance

vivek93

Teacher Adam, can I send you my essay? Can you help me to correct?

lilysmilesmile

Great & very Important lesson.
Thank you Mr. Adam

bosra

Thank you Mr. Adam

eng.aly

Hello Adam
Thank you for the great explanation on that lesson it helped a lot :)

tati15

Hello Adam
Thank you for the great explanation , it helped a lot.

aliaburomman

Hi Adam , It was a very useful video for me , Thank you Adam

Javad40

Hi Adam,Thank you for your valuable lessons.
The way you teach makes us understand the lessons very easily.So I would like to suggest if you could teach us some parts of literature such as short poems,figurative speech,metaphors,etc.That would be great if you do so.

Mahesha Abeysundara

Great. Lesson!! Thank you. Adam

Delmy317

hallo Adam !! Its a first time I join. I’m new in study english but I’m eager to learn it. Could you recommend me. what shall I do for my first learning then?

Irwan-hisage

thank you very much for this lesson and quiz

mzitouni

Hi Adam,thank you so much for the great lesson ,I got 100 hehehehe,happy to learn

Adeel853

thanks for exam

onur5273

thanks for help Adam

Alex-1956

Thanks a lot for help Adam.

Mubo farah

Hi Adam, I got 10 scores out of 10!
Thank you a zillion!

MatinKariminia

Difficult for me

Shkruallah175@gmail.com

Cool tips, Adam! Thanks a lot!

nadia.mjw

good lesson. thanks a lot.

Tsemu-Hoti

thank you very much

hamidullahhijran

Thanks for the lesson , it’s very useful for me

Alvinlim89

Priceless! Thanks a lot, Adam

shahifahtan

Dear sir, thnx for this amazing video.
There’s a problem with question number3. I can’t catch why the first item is not the right one.

Raha.Sadat

thank for this lesson, i’m love it!

tranghang

Dear Adam,my previous Ielts exam was 6.5 but I need at least 7. WOULD you please introduce me some grammar and vocabulary books which I can use as a self study? Many thanks