Here is a quick reminder for Word Formation. The grammar around the gap tells you exactly what the new word should become. Do not look at the base word first. Look at the sentence. Example: She gave a very ___ answer. (CONFIDENCE) The word goes before a noun, so you need an adjective. confident, not confidence or confidently. This is the key to Part 3. You change the word to match the sentence, not the other way around. 👉 Comment one base word that always confuses you in Word Formation. I will help you transform it.

Let’s get today’s training in. Complete the sentence with ONE missing word. I have not spoken to her ___ we finished school. 👉 Comment your answer below. I will post the correct one and the explanation later today. Exam Coaching This type of question checks if you know time linkers that connect a past event to the present. The missing word must fit the grammar and meaning of the whole sentence. Ask yourself: - Does the action start in the past and continue now? - Which connector links those two points in time naturally? One small word makes the whole structure work. Pro tip If a sentence describes something that began in the past and continues today, think present perfect and the linkers that go with it.

Let’s keep things simple today. What do you want more practice on right now? 1. Part 1 Vocabulary 2. Part 2 Grammar Gaps 3. Part 3 Word Formation 4. Part 4 Transformations Comment the number. I will use your answers to shape the next posts. Quick Warm-Up Choose the correct option: The teacher refused to explain it again ___ the students asked politely. A) although B) because C) unless D) despite Drop your guess below. I will share the answer later today. Pro tip When you are unsure about linking words, read the sentence out loud. The logic becomes clearer when you hear it, not when you stare at it.

Let’s start the week with something simple and useful. Today’s focus is clarity. When you know exactly what you are improving, you learn faster and with less stress. Question:What part of English are you working on this week? Choose one: Vocabulary Grammar Listening Speaking Writing Comment your choice. I want to match this week’s posts to what you actually need. Quick Warm-Up: Choose the correct option: She managed to finish the task ___ time. A) on B) by C) in D) at Drop your answer in the comments.I will post the correct one later today. Pro tip: Start your week with one small win. Even answering this question counts. It trains your instinct and keeps you moving.

Let’s end the week with a strong Part 4 transformation.Short, sharp, and a perfect warm-up for exam thinking. Rewrite the sentence using the key word in CAPITALS. It must use between two and five words. “I have not seen her in years.” (FOR) 👉 Comment your answer below. I will post the correct version tomorrow. Exam Coaching This question tests a key Part 4 skill:turning a time expression into present perfect with “for.” Ask yourself: - Does the action start in the past and continue now? - Does the verb need to change tense? - Where does “for” fit naturally in the sentence? Most students make this too complicated. Keep it simple.The meaning must stay exactly the same. Hint: The structure is “I have…” plus a negative idea expressed with “for.” Pro tip Do not jump straight to the answer.Say the sentence out loud and feel where “for” naturally fits.If it sounds like something you would actually say in English, it is probably correct. 👉 Drop your answer in the comments.I will post the correct version and the breakdown tomorrow.