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    OET Case Notes 01

    Occupational English Test Instructions: You have 45 minutes to write this letter. During the first 5 minutes, you should not pick the pencil. Start writing only when you are told. During the Reading Time, try to understand the case notes. Melons Steps Mark (M) PPRRAADDDDDWK. Eliminate (E) irrelevant information. Launch (L) the letter with DADR. […] More

  • IBDP English A – Appeals

    Appeals Appeals are a fundamental aspect of persuasive communication, often used to inspire action, raise awareness, or garner support for a cause. They are prevalent in various contexts, including charity campaigns, political speeches, and marketing strategies. An effective appeal combines several rhetorical techniques to connect with the audience emotionally and logically. Key features of appeals […] More

  • IBDP English A – Key Features

    This page provides you with valuable information about key features, the tools to dig for value points to write your answers. Advertisement | Learn Definition: Advertisements are promotional materials designed to attract attention and persuade an audience to buy products or services. Key Features: Headline: Captures attention and summarizes the main message. Visuals: Images or […] More

  • IBDP English A – Opinion Columns

    Opinions are usually thoughtfully considered arguments about a controversial topic in which the writer takes a side or proposes a solution. Unlike other forms of text for mass consumption, the opinion piece does not pretend to be straight or unbiased. Although it may contain elements of concession or acknowledge the other side of the issue, […] More

  • IBDP English A – Speeches

    Persuasive speeches are organized around clear formal frameworks, such as appeals to logic and emotional appeals, and also provide a chance for individual speakers to express themselves stylistically. Check the formal features of persuasive speeches. Key Features Ethos: the speaker establishes his or her credibility and may allude to a moral, social or spiritual leader […] More

  • IBDP English A – Individual Oral (IO)

    Hello! I’m Biju (IB) and here is all you need to know about IBDP English Individual Oral. At the end of this course, you will be able to: Understand the expectations for the individual oral at higher and standard levels, by studying and marking a sample oral. Develop your own speaking skills by engaging in […] More

  • Reported Speech – Advanced

    Reported speech, also known as indirect speech, is a way of conveying what someone else has said without quoting their exact words. Instead of using the speaker’s original words (direct speech), you rephrase what they said. This often involves changing the tense, pronouns, and other parts of the sentence to fit into the context of […] More

  • Patriarchal Errors – A Rethinking

    Good morning, mighty ladies and fragile gentlemen! When I was asked to deliver a speech on the importance of women empowerment to a group of final year boys and girls, my first thought was declining the entreaty. I just wondered what was there to empower when all I see is an empowered society. My curiosity […] More

  • IBDP English A – Cartoons

    Analyzing a political cartoon (or any cartoon) involves examining various elements that convey the cartoonist’s message, often using humor, satire, or irony. Here are the key features to consider, including those relevant to the IBDP framework: 1. Caricature Definition: Exaggeration of physical features or traits to highlight particular aspects of a person or entity. Purpose: […] More

  • IBDP English A – Film and Commercials

    When preparing an IBDP textual analysis on a film or a commercial, several key factors should be kept in mind to ensure a comprehensive and insightful analysis: Elements Understanding the Commercial’s Purpose: Identify the commercial’s primary objective. Is it to promote a product, convey a social message, or build brand awareness? Understanding the commercial’s purpose […] More

  • Case Notes 52.1 “Fransca De Bird”

    Occupational English test – Writing (Nursing) Instructions: You have 45 minutes to write this letter. During the first 5 minutes, you should not pick the pencil. Start writing only when you are told. During the Reading Time, try to understand the case notes. Melons Steps Mark (M) PPRRAADDDDDWK. Eliminate (E) irrelevant information. Launch (L) the […] More

  • Character Traits & Personality Traits

    Personality Traits and Character Traits are both ways to describe a person’s characteristics, but they differ in their focus. Personality traits reflect a person’s characteristic patterns of thoughts, feelings, and behaviors. They can include physical, psychological, emotional, and social aspects. Personality traits imply consistency and stability, so someone who scores high on a trait like […] More

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