tamnhudat
Senior Member
you 're working in taiwan?
thảo luận Practicing English with vOzers
- Người tạo chủ đề Air Lost
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dutchcourage
Senior Member
And your American friends turn out to be fake and possibly Vietnamese. Some grammar errors are:
"Same like you" should be "Same as you".
"Im fall in love" should be "I'm falling in love" or "I felt in love".
Native speakers don't make these types of mistakes. They only make "mistakes" when the correct form is verbose (for example, "am living in Hanoi" instead of "I'm living in Hanoi"). In this case, the correct versions are actually shorter and easier to type than the wrong ones.
Sửa lần cuối:
dutchcourage
Senior Member
Well, since the US is racially diverse, there's no way to know for sure
. Remain vigilant.marshmallow
Senior Member
I'm reading this to my baby:
What are you reading?
What are you reading?
Thằng ranh con
Senior Member
Hello everybody, I'm going to take a TOEIC exam in 5 months. What should I do to get a high score (my aim is >900)?
Currently, I think I'm quite in the middle of B2 level, so by the end of this month, I will finish Destination B2 (Almost all the vocabulary in this book is not too difficult for me, but the phrasal verbs and word forms are quite hard to remember correctly). In the past, I took a TOEIC (exam in the test book, not real test), I got approximately 800 (because I didn't try hard or focus enough for that test). Now, I have a lot of books (Full set Vocabulary in Use Advanced & Intermediate (also including Business), Oxford Word Skills (Advanced level because I finished the Intermediate also), a lot of books for B2, C1 tests and study books.(Should I learn IELTS Vocabulary books to boost my reading score). And ETS 2024,2023, YBM 3 to practice TOEIC. So, please do me a favor and give me some advice for this. Thanks
Currently, I think I'm quite in the middle of B2 level, so by the end of this month, I will finish Destination B2 (Almost all the vocabulary in this book is not too difficult for me, but the phrasal verbs and word forms are quite hard to remember correctly). In the past, I took a TOEIC (exam in the test book, not real test), I got approximately 800 (because I didn't try hard or focus enough for that test). Now, I have a lot of books (Full set Vocabulary in Use Advanced & Intermediate (also including Business), Oxford Word Skills (Advanced level because I finished the Intermediate also), a lot of books for B2, C1 tests and study books.(Should I learn IELTS Vocabulary books to boost my reading score). And ETS 2024,2023, YBM 3 to practice TOEIC. So, please do me a favor and give me some advice for this. Thanks
satthukid000
Senior Member
I don't know much, but I got over 940 for two times, and all I can say is that the questions and answers are tricky and if you don't know the synonyms or the opposite, you will be tricked. I guess vocabulary is extremely important, and so is your ability to understand full dialogue. Five months are pretty long, keep calm and good luck
dutchcourage
Senior Member
I don’t think IELTS vocabulary fits well here. TOEIC vocabulary is about business, which is very different from the academic focus of IELTS.
Thằng ranh con
Senior Member
Thanks you, so I will finish Business vocabulary in use (Adavanced) first, make a test, and if have spare time i will finish these book too.
marshmallow
Senior Member
My county library’s gift to my baby: One book each month from 2 months old until age 5.
josh_joshn
Senior Member
My younger brothers love reading these books to bits to improve their cognitive skills
josh_joshn
Senior Member
hey, where R you from, I love American a bits
josh_joshn
Senior Member
little did I know you have this website.Since your website is a wall of text, it makes my eyes tired. Therefore your website should, in my eyes, include a lot with more images and diagrams to help readers to understand easily
marshmallow
Senior Member
Thanks for your honest feedback! I know the posts could’ve been laid out and presented better. They look kind of boring, and I get that not everyone has the patience to read through everything. I’m just not that great at making things look more engaging.
That said, each post is meant to give detailed, step-by-step guidance to help learners understand how the articulators work when producing sounds. It’s like I’m holding their hand and walking them through it — that’s why there’s so much text.
marshmallow
Senior Member
Vietnam, but live in the US. Yep, I love my second country.
Venonat
Senior Member
Practicing everyday will hepl u improve your skills
Btw
This grp is for English practice
You guys can refer
hyamal1
Senior Member
Samsung Electronics
Member
i'm here, should we create a telegram group to practice english?
Chitanda Eru
Member
There are still few zombies around. But this thread is mostly dead.
If you want to practice communication skills, this is probably not the right place.
And don't ask me, I don't know where other vozers gather either.
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