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Task 4  (Prediction)  -  Useful expressions 1) Guess phrase  Task 4 needs to guess and explain the situation, it is a good idea to use multiple assumptions. - I believe ~ - I suppose ~ - I guess ~ - What I assume is that ~ - I assume ~ - I expect ~  - It appears (to me) that ~ - It seems (to me) that ~ - It is apparent that ~ - It is considered that ~ 2) Positive phrase - be sure to ~ : He is sure to get the ballon for her - be certain that ~ : It is certain that the police will arrive at the scene soon. - be likely to ~ : It is (quite) likely to rain. - be probable that ~ : It is (highly) probable that she will miss the train 3) Negative phrase - Be unlikely that ~ : It is unlikely that the car is going to be fixed for the time being. - Probably won't ~ : The road traffic probably won't be better any time soon. - Definitely won't ~ : He definitely won't be satisfied with her apology.

Speaking Task 3 -  Picture Position Expression tip 1) Describe the picture position Here is show the expression about picture location. 2) Practice  This picture looks like a picture from a restaurant. There are tables and chairs on both sides of the picture. There is a beachfront outside the restaurant, and some people sit at the table and talk.

CELPIP Writing Task 1 -  Complaint tips (1) Giving an opinion It is a must to write or speak. It is better to use various expressions rather than one or two fixed expressions. - Personally, I think ... - What I understand is ... - The way I see it is... - As far as I'm concerned, ... - I'm convinced that ... - In my opinion, ... - In my view, ... - From my point of view, ... - I suppose ... - It seems to me that ... (2) Expressing Condition  Using conditional clauses does not simplify writing. - If I'll bring some wine if you want < -> If you want, I'll bring some wine. - Whether Mike didn't know whether Mary would arrive on Saturday or Sunday. - Unless (=If ~ not) We'll arrive at 5:00pm. unless our flight is late - Provided that/Given that I will come, provided that I am invited. - In the case of In case of delay, all information needs to be adapted (3) Summarizing an opinion  Adding a summary at the end of the arti...

CELPIP Writing Task 1 -  Complaint tips (1) Sentences for complaint When you start writing, you should start "Dear Sir/Madam" or for formal, start " To whom it may concern." Complaint phrase " I am writing to express my dissatisfaction with / concern about a food processor that I purchased in your store." " I am writing to you to express my unpleasant experience in your restaurant last night." " I would like to register a complaint about a noise I am having around where I live now." " I am writing to complain about ..." " I am writing in regard to ..." " The reason I am writing to you is (a problem with ...)" " I would like to bring the matter of ... to your attention. " " I would like to draw your attention to ... " "  I understand that mistakes do happen,..." (2) Practice writing complaint  * Task Information  - You visited the store to buy a fridge. You purchased a f...

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