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@@sylviebernard3118 Glad you found it useful ☺️ are you studying for Cambridge C1 or B2?

@@valentinachacana8506 hi, thanks for getting touch. It's great to hear that the strategy helped you improve your score. Without the extra 5 minutes it will be a little trickier but I would definitely still recommend making notes of key points that you hear just so that you don't have to keep all of the information in your head. You should be allowed paper to make notes on in the computer based exam as well. Either way, make sure to focus on the questions first rather than trying to read all of the answers while you're listening 😊👩‍🏫

@@english_classes_online Hi, yes I will take that into account. Thanks for your reply and for doing this great video, it certainly helped me overcome my fear and frustration towards this part of the exam. Best :)

@valentinachacana8506 no problem, it was my pleasure 😊 do you have a date for your exam yet?

@@english_classes_online Yes, next Saturday.

@@rexemilin8261 that's very kind of you to say 😊 the game is included in the full video course which you find in the description 👩‍🏫

@@english_classes_online Thank you so much!

@@leonardsolis9876 yes, I mention this in the full video 😊

@@leonardsolis9876 so it means 'current/present', not 'real/true' like it does in English? How do you say 'real/true/actual' in German?

@@nicolasreveco3748 thanks for your input 😊 I made this video based on the mistakes that commonly hear my Spanish speaking students make in class. Often they will say they 'had a discussion with somebody' when they actually meant to say that they had an argument. 👩‍🏫

IELTS is more requested in the US and Canada for a visa application 👩‍🏫

@english_classes_online can I do the exam through US English?

@@princeraj3o11 yes, UK and US English are both acceptable.

@@abrilantunes7954 oh that's great to hear 😊 I hope you're feeling more confident for your exam now 👩‍🏫

The captions are automated so you can blame AI for that one 😅 I've never heard anyone in my life pronounce 'one' as 'wun' but you do you. 👌

@@pr2566 my pleasure 😊

I'd say there is a slight difference. -"In all honesty" is used when youre expressing an honest opinion, for example: "In all honesty, I do have some criticisms to make.". - "To be honest" is used when you're admitting something is true, for example: "To be honest with you I don't think it will be possible." - "Actually" is used to mean IN FACT / REALLY, for example: "It's unclear what actually happened that night." -"Actually" can also be used to contradict what someone has said "Alexander looks like he'd be good at sports." "Actually, he's not."

@@english_classes_online In fact that's the word I was searching for! Perfect! Thanks Hayley!

@@rubens181 no problem 😊

@@paolatutiven9209 no problem! I'm glad you found it useful

@@AngelaWang533 no problem, hope it helped 😊

@@miguelmoreno9124 no problem 😊

@@alenizeful niente 😊

@@ANTONELLAMASTRAPASQUAEVANS Hello, this video is part of a video course so the PDF is included in the full course. You can preview the course at the link in the description 😊👩‍🏫

@@natalyrudak3026 no problem 😊 I'm so glad you're enjoying them! I've got a live course starting soon too if you'd like to join 👩‍🏫

I would love to

@@aminaiman then I suggest you to turn down the brightness on your phone 🤣

as far as I'm aware it's not A.I :) I typed in 'steam' on canva and that's what I got

@@english_classes_online Sorry to say that, but it's 100% AI

@@english_classes_onlinedefinitely an A.I image, stock photo companies have started flooding their results with A.I images

You mean the thumbnail or the image in the video? The image in the video is A.I because I needed something to represent the idea of blowing off steam

I needed an image to represent 'blowing off steam' so I went with that one :)

In what way? 😂

@@gravesupulturero3652 hi, of course 😊 I teach online from Monday to Friday. You can see my course on my website at www.englishclassesonline.co.uk. What English level do you have?

@@prcanadafree3699 thanks, glad you liked it 😊

@@zibaly9032 no worries, glad it helped 😊 make sure to check out the rest of the Cambridge C1 videos on my channel for more help 👩‍🏫

@@martincuter5799 of course native speakers can understand it but it's the fact that you have to do two tasks at the same time. So you have to listen and read simultaneously, which a lot of people find very difficult, especially in a second language. If it's easy for you then that's great 👍 maybe try the C2 exam if the C1 is too easy, it might be more appropriate for your level 😊👩‍🏫

Of course it was easy, she paused many times and you only heard one speaker, there are 5 speakers, 16 options and no pauses at all. When an speaker finishes the next one starts right away. It is very difficult and streesing😂 but these tipo are awesome!

@@rashidev4923 hello, you can see courses that I offer and my schedule here: www.englishclassesonline.co.uk

@@mariliavargasmadureira7838 No worries! Glad it helped 😊 make sure to check out my other video for Listening and Writing! 👩‍🏫

@@carmenalonsogarcia8537 no problem 😊 glad I could help! If you have any questions about the exam just let me know 👩‍🏫

@@tommasoriviello5764 yes a shirt can be inside out if the inside is on the outside. It can also be back to front as well

Aww thanks Tommaso!

@@michaelfox6878 it's said mainly in the north but people from all over England would understand you if you said it 😊

@@robinedmiaston4526 true, I'll try that next time 🤣

@@user-sx2qw2dk7p ohh amazing!! 👏👏👏 That's great to hear! So glad it helped 👩‍🏫😊

@@tommasoriviello5764 awww thank you! The conversation classes will start again in September if you like to join 😊

No problem, thanks for helping us

@@katarzynaszadkowska1699 🤣🤣🤣 I hope it goes well for you! I'll keep my fingers crossed 🤞🤞

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@@english_classes_online Matter fact I write tomorrow morning