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Excellent English Verbs for Persuading [407]

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Episode Excellent English Verbs for Persuading [407]

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The lesson covers persuading verbs. You’ll hear the verbs in natural English and learn how they can make your speaking and writing clearer. A stronger verb vocabulary will help you describe actions and situations more accurately. Practise several of the verbs aloud and use them in your own sentences to improve English speaking fluency and confidence. Learn how to use advanced English verbs in a sentence. Learn English advanced English vocabulary for daily life, essays and conversations. Formal and informal verbs. Particularly useful for CAE, IELTS, and TOEFL essays, and other English proficiency exams.

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