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– Prepares the reader for a detailed breakdown of a scenario. 4. Expressing Cause, Effect, and Consequences
Idioms are great for showing off your "Lexical Resource," . One or two well-placed idioms are far more effective than a string of them.
To continue your preparation, using a targeted worksheet or a well-structured PDF can be an excellent way to consolidate your learning. The most effective PDFs often categorize phrases by their purpose (e.g., cause and effect, giving opinions) and provide context through clear examples. You can explore online resources from reputable sources or specialized academies that offer organized lists of phrases. As you practice, be mindful not to force phrases where they don't fit naturally. The goal is to use them as tools to enhance your clarity and expressiveness. – Prepares the reader for a detailed breakdown
Cause & effect
(Sophisticated alternative to "many people think") One or two well-placed idioms are far more
– Ties an abstract concept directly to a real-world case.
Cause & effect
This part is short and direct. You should answer immediately but use a phrase to transition smoothly.
Mistake: repeating same linking word