Collecting evidence for a claim
From public records to interviews, evidence can support or challenge an explanation. Practise describing how it is collected.
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English: Words that work together
English: Build natural word combinations for actions, experiences and ideas, with contexts that explain why the words fit.
Adventure journal
English: Words that work together
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Weighing alternatives before a decision
A decision about travel or a workspace may need careful comparison. Practise describing how people consider their choices.
Read and practiseDirecting notice toward an issue
A poster or report can bring a hidden issue into view. Practise describing how attention is directed toward something.
Read and practiseHelping a shared effort
Ideas, research or funds can support a shared effort. Practise describing the part someone or something contributes.
Read and practiseTaking action to achieve a result
A noisy street or a security concern can prompt action: describe practical steps taken to achieve a particular result.
Read and practiseFacing a difficult situation
A housing shortage or a new task may be hard to deal with: describe confronting such difficulties in English.
Read and practiseKeeping quality at an expected level
Consistent safety or service requires sustained effort: describe how an organisation keeps its standards at an expected level.
Read and practiseArriving at broad agreement
A committee or community can discuss a proposal until broad agreement emerges: describe that outcome in English.
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