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Which Word is Different? Choose the word that doesn’t belong in the group. This exercise is designed to help improve your vocabulary. To get the most of this practice exercise make sure to have paper and pencil. Write down the words you don’t know and practice using them in sentences.
Practice # 10 Odd-Word-Out
Doing practice tests will help you build your concentration levels and your instinct. More than that, practice will improve your English and help you with the timings you need to complete the test with the best result. If you would like to increase your APTIS score by practicing more APTIS tests […]
Practice for your Aptis Exam
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Practice Speaking using these cards below Words and Phases to Use At the top … I can see a man/ woman who looks as if … At the bottom … we can see a family … On the left side … On the right side … In the […]
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Sample emails: Formal Dear Sir / Madam, I am writing to inform you of my package delivery experience. I ordered a gift for my friend and was looking to giving it to her. Unfortunately, when she received it, the gift was damaged. The company which made the product […]
Aptis Reading Part 2
How to ace the Aptis Reading Test: Part One The Aptis reading exam has 4 parts: Informal Email, Sequencing, Gap-fill and Paragraph Heading. Each requires different skills but rely on your use of the English language. For general advice on reading without studying click here, but for now, let’s […]
Aptis Reading Tips: Part 1
[toc] Study English Without Studying Ask yourself – how do you study for lessons? Do you read over your notes? Do you go over practice questions? How effective are your methods? Can you concentrate on your study material for long periods? If your answer is not ideal, then you must […]
How To Study Without Studying
I’ve pulled together some of my top tips for preparing for English exams. These come from my experience of multiple English proficiency tests over many years. Look through these and implement them to make sure you enter the test as a ninja. 1) Review and don’t cram: The idea of […]
Tips for the nights before and during an English exam
Adjectives: common and demonstrative Adverbs of frequency Comparatives and superlatives Going to How much/how many and very common uncountable nouns I’d like Imperatives (+/-) Intensifiers – very basic Modals: can/can’t/could/could n’t Past simple of “to be” Past Simple Possessive adjectives Possessive s Prepositions, common Prepositions of place Prepositions of time, […]