Ever feel confused about when to use would, could, and should in English? You’re not alone! These little words can be tricky, but once you understand how they work, you’ll sound more fluent and confident. Let’s break them down together with simple rules and everyday examples. What Are Modal Verbs? Modal verbs are special helper …
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Preparing for the IELTS in just one month may seem like a daunting challenge, but with the right strategy and tools, you can achieve a high score. The FixoLang App offers an effective and structured way to help candidates enhance their English skills while focusing on the Listening, Reading, Writing, and Speaking sections. This blog …
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English is the global language of communication, and mastering it opens doors to new opportunities. But how do successful individuals—celebrities, cricketers, and influencers—perfect their English despite coming from non-English backgrounds? The secret is consistent practice, real conversations, and the right learning environment. Fluency isn’t about memorizing grammar rules—it’s about speaking regularly and learning from mistakes. …
When it comes to mastering a profession, industry-specific vocabulary is essential. Whether you’re a doctor, engineer, entrepreneur, or creative professional, knowing the right terminology helps you communicate clearly and confidently in your field. This guide introduces key professional vocabulary across various industries, from medicine and engineering to business and hospitality. Whether you’re a student, job …
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Have you ever felt stuck using the same words repeatedly? Do you often find yourself saying happy when you could say joyful or elated? Or perhaps you’ve written big so many times that it no longer has any impact? If this sounds familiar, you’re not alone! The English language is vast, with thousands of words …
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Mastering future tenses in English is essential for clear and effective communication. Three common ways to discuss the future are “will,” “shall,” and “going to.” Each has distinct nuances and usage patterns, which we’ll explore in this comprehensive guide. Understanding “Will” “Will” is a versatile auxiliary verb used to express various types of future actions. …
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Talking about your hometown can be surprisingly engaging if you approach it the right way. Depending on the situation, the depth and style of your response might differ. Casual conversations typically require a simple and relatable explanation, while formal situations like the IELTS speaking test demand structured, descriptive, and fluent responses. Let’s break it down …
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Language is a playground where words take center stage, and one of the most delightful games you can play is with anagrams. An anagram is a rearrangement of the letters of a word or phrase to create a new word or phrase. It’s not just a fun pastime—it’s also a brilliant way to sharpen your …
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Mastering English fluency can feel like scaling a mountain, especially when you find yourself mentally translating sentences from your native language. This habit can slow down your responses, reduce confidence, and make conversations awkward. But here’s the good news—breaking free from this cycle is entirely achievable! In this blog, we’ll explore why this happens and …
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Introducing yourself in the IELTS Speaking exam is an important first step. It sets the tone for your interaction with the examiner and reflects your level of English proficiency. Whether you’re at an A2 (Elementary) level or a C1 (Advanced) level, here’s a guide on how to structure and improve your self-introduction according to your …
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