In this lesson, you will learn how to avoid repeating words and phrases in both written and spoken English at C1 level.
About this lesson
In this lesson, you will deepen your skills in making your language flow more naturally and fluently. You will explore a range of techniques for avoiding repetition, including the use of synonyms, paraphrasing, pronouns, and ellipsis. These strategies will enhance both your written and spoken English, making it more engaging and grammatically polished.
40 minutes
What you'll learn
Identify repeated words and phrases in texts.
Use synonyms and alternative expressions to replace repetition.
Apply pronouns and ellipsis to avoid repetition more effectively.
Edit their own writing to improve fluency and eliminate redundancy.
Distinguish between effective and ineffective strategies for avoiding repetition in context.
Lesson vocabulary
ClarityThe clarity of the report was commendable.
FluencyShe speaks English with remarkable fluency.
ProseHis prose style is both elegant and precise.
RepetitiveAvoid using repetitive phrases in your essays.
TediousThe task became tedious after a few hours.
ArticulateHe found it difficult to articulate his feelings.
ElaborateCould you elaborate on that point?
DistinctionIt's important to draw a clear distinction between the two concepts.
UndeniablyThe evidence is undeniably strong.
SubsequentlyShe graduated, and subsequently found a job in her field.
ConsequentlyThe flight was delayed; consequently, they missed their connection.
FurthermoreThe food was excellent. Furthermore, the service was impeccable.
MoreoverHe had no experience. Moreover, he lacked motivation.
HenceThe cost of living is high; hence, many people are struggling.
ThusThe experiment failed; thus, the theory was disproven.
AlbeitIt was a challenging task, albeit a rewarding one.
Pertaining toThe regulations pertaining to safety are very strict.
With regard toWith regard to your question, I have no information.