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More better: Is this correct?

Is ‘More Better’ Grammatically Correct? Rules, Meaning, and Better Alternatives Quick Summary: No, “more better” is grammatically incorrect. In English grammar, “better” is already the…

Passive Voice

(submitted by V. Suresh ) There are two things involved in the action of a transitive verb: the actor (or agent) and the thing affected by his…


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IELTS Paraphrasing: 5 Techniques to Restate Task 2 Prompts

IELTS Paraphrasing: 5 Techniques to Restate Task 2 Prompts To paraphrase an IELTS Task 2 prompt, say the same idea in your own words, using different vocabulary and a different sentence structure, without changing the meaning. Five techniques do most of the work: synonyms, word class changes, active and passive voice, clause order, and nominalisation….


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