Let's Learn Modal Verbs Modal verbs are special verbs that help express a speaker’s attitude or opinion. Modal verbs are verbs that express necessity, possibility, permission, ability, obligation, advice, expectation and deduction. The main modal verbs in English are: can could, may, might, must, have to, should, ought to, need. The Types of Modal Verbs
How to Describe Visual Information Let's learn how to describe different kinds of visual information. Your written work on describing visual information must have the following: Introduction Basic/ General Trends Details Description Summary (optional) Vocabulary which can help you in describing visual information Exam in Mind Level B2 Introducing the graph/diagram/map/pie chart/table/bar chart Types of
The Dynamics of Long-Term Employment versus Job Mobility Exam in Mind Level B2 Let's discuss long-term employment versus job mobility. The debate over sticking with one job for a long time versus changing employers frequently is a hot topic in today's work world. People argue about whether it's better to commit to a single company
Personality: the Patterns of Thinking, Feeling, Acting, and Behaving Personality means the qualities and ways a person acts that make them different from others. This includes things like their main characteristics, what they like, what motivates them, what's important to them, how they see themselves, their skills, and how they feel. You will often be
How to Describe a Picture Describing a picture is useful in many English exams. It’s also a good way to practise your general English skills. Let's learn how to describe a picture in English. Exam in Mind Level A2/B1/B2 Describing a Picture To start your description summarize what you see: The picture shows … In this
Are Celebrities a Good or Bad Influence? The influence of celebrities on teens is great. Whether celebrities are good or bad role models, they influence teenagers' values, attitudes, and behavior. Exam in Mind level B1/B2 Have Practice in Writing a Semi-formal Letter You have read an article in the newspaper in which the author expresses
Writing a Formal Letter: Letter of Complaint Imagine that you visited La Monte restaurant last Friday, but you weren't pleased with the service, the quality of food or the prices. Write a letter of complaint. Exam in Mind Level B1/B2 Hello! I'm Dima and here is my letter of complaint. Dear Sir or Madam, I
Writing a Formal Letter: Letter of Application for a Job Write a letter of application for a job. Be sure to mention: what position you are applying for; educational qualifications; any training programmes or additional courses; some special skills you have; your job experience if you have any. Exam in Mind Level B1/B2 Hi there!
Writing an Informal Letter Hi there! I'm Dasha. I was given a task to write a letter to a friend about the last film I've seen. I'd like to write about "The Butterfly Effect". What is the butterfly effect? The butterfly effect is a concept in chaos theory that suggests small changes in initial conditions
Writing an Informal Letter Imagine you are spending a holiday at an activity camp. Write a letter to your friend and tell: what you are doing there which of the activities you like and which ones you don’t like very much how you feel about the camp and whether you could recommend it Exam in Mind Level
