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Hi there,
My suggestions:
1) Make sure you study the topic beforehand.
2) Try to talk about the same thing with different words.
Example:
I went to the cinema with my friends. The cinema was..............
You may replace the second" cinema" with " movie house".
3) Read more different books and learn from great English writers
in your spare time.
4) Look at your sentences logically.
Example:
My dog has died for ten years. <----------------( illogical sentence)
You may say something like:
- It has been ten years since my dog died. OR
- My dog died ten years ago. ( Simple past tense)
5) Try to avoid oxymora.
What is that?
Examples:
1) A stupid fool <----------------Fools are stupid. We don't need to use" stupid" here.
2) Silent scream <------------------------How can we scream silently?
3) paid volunteer <--------------------------Volunteers don't get paid.
6) Be careful with the tenses you use.
7) When you come across" nouns", you have to make sure if you are going to talk about one, some or all of them.
Examples:
1) I bought ten banana yesterday. It was very yummy.<--Wrong!
2) I bought ten bananaS yesterday. They were all very yummy.
8) Try to link up broken sentences or simplfy them.
Example:
- I bought ten yummy bananas yesterday.
( My name is Whatiswhat29. I am from Hong Kong. Hong Kong is a beautiful city.)
- My name is Whatiswhat29 from a very beautiful city named Hong Kong. ( One sentence here)
9) Learn more adjectives, phrases and expressions and how they are used.Some adjectives are only used for humans.
Examples:
I was so exciting to see him. Wrong!
I was so excited to see him. Correct!
When you know more expressions or words, you will be able to decribe things or people with better or different words.
Example:
1) She is beautiful. ( Beautiful <- is too common.)
2) She is a real knockout.( noun)
3) She is the apple of my eye.( idiom)
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