C1 Writing Tips | IELTS Writing | TOEFL Writing | Part 10

C1 Writing Tips (aiming for C2) - How to Write Better Essays.
In this video, I show you how to edit a piece of writing and bring it up to a C2 level. If you are studying for the CAE tests, TOEFL or IELTS, then this video is essential viewing.
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[@A-ANIMATION12]

Thank you so much. Your videos are a lot more helpful than dozens of books that I read before. Just for the sake of God write and correct many essays. 10 is less.❤❤ ❤❤

[@englishlearningexpert3595]

Thanks.

[@kowingage6652]

The method you use helps academic writing with the use of sounding more native including idioms, C 1 criteria, and collocation that enhance learners.
So fantastic is it that I'd say thanks alot.

[@englishlearningexpert3595]

You’re very welcome and I’m glad it’s useful to you. 😀

[@quangnguyenang131]

I found this series so helpful. Thank you a lot for sharing with us these valuable lessons 🎉❤

[@englishlearningexpert3595]

Thanks for commenting 😀

[@0809jazmin]

I have my final exam in two weeks. This type of videos help me a lot with vocabulary and grammatical structures, thank you so much for making such good content!

[@englishlearningexpert3595]

You are very welcome. I did the C1 Spanish exam a couple of years ago and I create the kind of videos I myself would wish to watch. Good luck in your exam and I hope I can still teach you, even when you pass! 😀

[@lmachouche3862]

Looking forward to watching this video!

[@englishlearningexpert3595]

Ah thank you! It’s a good one. 😀

[@vanduongtieuphuongmitc6127]

Thanks so much for your instructions and hope your channel will get more subscibers quickly.

[@englishlearningexpert3595]

I hope so too! Thanks for your words of encouragement.

[@shanthimedagama286]

Thank you very much sir. I have dragged a couple of tips for my recently written essay. Thanks a lot. I like to learn more C2 level word and meaning with fantastic example.

[@englishlearningexpert3595]

You’re very welcome - I’m happy to help! 😀

[@fidanibra6607]

I just found a treasure of a channel!!!! I really appreciate your hard work, thank you so much.

[@englishlearningexpert3595]

Thanks - what a kind comment! 😀

[@mohindrochandro5999]

Amazing

[@englishlearningexpert3595]

Thanks.

[@quangtrungle8589]

great video for IELTS learners!!! Big thanks to you, really appreciate your incredible work.

[@englishlearningexpert3595]

That’s very kind of you - thank you.

[@User133-us]

Thank you for the great video! I have dragged a couple of tips for my recently written paragraphs. Thanks a lot ❤ You are doing a fantastic work.

[@englishlearningexpert3595]

You're so welcome! 😀

[@_Nour_333]

Such a useful video
All best

[@englishlearningexpert3595]

Thank you 🤩

[@SmartDogBob]

10/10 , keep up the great work teach

[@englishlearningexpert3595]

Thank you so much for taking the time to write this 😀

[@Abdurakhmonov_Abduolimjon]

Great videos 👍😮
Thanks 🎉❤

[@englishlearningexpert3595]

Thank you - I appreciate your encouragement 😀

[@elbekabduganiyev6647]

Thank you teacher

[@englishlearningexpert3595]

You are so welcome! 😀

[@traveltheworld6685]

Fantastic video. Hope you have videos for IELTS speaking soon.

[@englishlearningexpert3595]

Thanks - I hadn’t thought of that! 😀

[@sahisnudutta4610]

More videos like this please

[@englishlearningexpert3595]

Your wish is my command! 😀

[@Eagle81623]

Hi there..Do you believe that is it right to put idioms in formal essays??

[@englishlearningexpert3595]

If they are formal idioms, then yes - it can work if done skilfully. However, this can be hard for non-native speakers.

[@User133-us]

Unfortunately, I couldn’t be present on live because of the time zone difference but I’ll ask you here. Sorry for my funny question in advance but… In the sentence: “This has revolutionized education,” why do you use “this” but not “it”?

[@englishlearningexpert3595]

I used ‘this’ as I had just mentioned the antecedent and ‘this’ is closer. However, if I were talking about something in general, I might use ‘it’. It’s tricky to explain but when I read it back, that’s what I thought - to be honest, it was not a conscious decision at the time but a natural, native speaker choice.

[@User133-us]

@@englishlearningexpert3595 I latch to it because it's really hard to catch the difference it or this/that. Personally I still don't feel language well and such seemingly trifles distract me a lot. Thanks, your explanation is great. The native speaker’s choice means that we should get more examples to obtain this. Thank you for answering my question.

[@englishlearningexpert3595]

@@User133-us You’re very welcome. I speak another language fluently and another at an intermediate level so I understand.