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Check a Photo Mode Transcript Before Revising
Compare the transcript with what you actually said before accepting a grammar or vocabulary correction. Use a worked example and a focused review task to turn t...
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B2 Photo Speaking: Add Interpretation Carefully
Develop interpretation through visible evidence and acknowledge another plausible reading. Use a worked example and a focused review task to turn the idea into...
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B1 Photo Speaking: Sustain a Clear Description
Plan a coherent description with an overview, connected details and a cautious final interpretation. Use a worked example and a focused review task to turn the...
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A2 Photo Speaking: Add Useful Details
Extend a basic description with location and a relevant detail while keeping the message easy to follow. Use a worked example and a focused review task to turn...
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A1 Photo Speaking: Build Three Clear Sentences
Build a short response from a place, one person and one action before extending it. Use a worked example and a focused review task to turn the idea into practic...
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Connect Photo Description Sentences Naturally
Use reference and simple connectors to build a message instead of a disconnected object list. Use a worked example and a focused review task to turn the idea in...
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Photo Mode: A Practical Picture Description Routine
Start with a scene, add visible actions and finish with one cautious interpretation. Use a worked example and a focused review task to turn the idea into practi...
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