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IELTS Writing (Fach) / Writing (Lektion)
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- Finally, soccer was the only sport that witnessed a slight increase from about 9% to 10%. witnessed a slight increase
- The lack of leadership in young and inexperienced directors can sometimes put the company in jeopardy. in jeopardy = in danger of being damaged or destroyed
- Second, the increased number of foreign people coming to visit another country would evidently enhance tourism industries, contributing greatly to the wealth of that country would evidently enhance tourism industries, /contributing greatly
- By contrast, x
- Some people are of the opinion that international travel do more harm than good x
- , and so forth x
- elevates tourist industry x
- For those people who.... x
- have a great contributions to the economic growth in various aspects. x
- feasible solutions x
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- to accumulate much work experience x
- to have powerful voice within the company x
- to be capable of sth x
- He came up with a great idea for the ad campaign. to come up with something = to suggest or think of an idea or plan
- A new man was appointed to handle the crisis. x
- He was barely capable of writing his own name barely = not quite, almost.
- has constantly been on the rise x
- the car broke down/their marriage broke down x
- places a large financial burden on individuals x
- ..endorses the viewpoint that.. x
- poverty breeds crime proverty causes crime
- bitterly cold/disappointed bitterly = very
- fast-food restaurant x
- to take up a profession to take up sth = to take sth up = to begin to do something
- I'll give you a lift to the train station if you like. He hitched a lift (= stood by the road and made a signal asking a car to stop and take him) to Birmingham. give smb a lift = give a free journey to smb in your vehicle, especially a car.to hitch a lift
- I made my way home. x
- to feel desperately jealous of smb. x
- to make demands on smb. x
- to give smb a call/ring. x
- to run yourself a bath. x
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- sharp/constant/acute/sudden pain to experience/feel/suffer pain to alleviate/ease/lessen/relieve/sooth the pain as the pain subsided, I began to relax. cause/inflict paint on smb. be racked with pain: He is emaciated and racked with pain. x
- a sharp bend/turn a sharp contrast/difference/distinction a sharp rise/increase/drop x
- the other way round/around happening in the opposite wayI thought the older people would be more offended than the young people, but it was the other way round.
- enrol/enroll/enrolment/enrollment to enrol on/for/in the modern arc course. to enrol at the college. to enrol in the school. He is enrolled as a part-time student. x
- to have a brief chat/long chat x
- to have/give a party to take an exam to give a lecture to make a progress to do her duty x
- to make/give/create impression to be under the impression that... She does a really good impression of the president. x
- to lead the expedition to lead the discussion to lead the inquiry into the accident x
- to alleviate/ease/lessen/relieve/soothe the pain to experience/feel/suffer the pain to cause/inflict the pain on smb pain subsides: as the pain subsided, I began to relax. be racked with pain: he is emaciated and racked with pain. x
- dull/slight ache I ache/I'm aching all over. x
- a major problem/key issue Improving the health service is another key issue for government. x
- have a brief/long chat x
- new collocations (economy/company) The economy boomed in the 1990s.The company has grown and now employs 50 more people than last year.The company has expanded and now has branches in most major cities.The two companies merged in 2003 and now form one very large corporation.The company launched the product in 2002.The price increase poses a problem for us.The internet has created opportunities for our business.
- to feel a surge of anger/a sense of pride/a pang of nostalgia to swell with pride/to be filled with horror/to burst into tears/song x
- useful collocations (verbs+adverbs) to pull steadily on the rope.he placed the beautiful vase gently on the window ledge.to whisper softly to smb.to smile proudly at smb/to yourself.to tread carefully.
- useful collocations (adverbs+adjectives) They are happily married.I am fully aware that there are serious problems ( = I know well).Harry blissfully unaware that he was in danger ( = have no idea).to be acutely embarrasing.to be blissfully happy.
- to roar with sth. She roared with laughter when she saw what he was wearing.
- show preference for x
- n my opinion, I would agree with the latter point of view. x
- some people have merely adopted a fear of uncertainty x