Shadab Filament

Asking about the Time: “What time is it?” “Do you have the time?” “Could you tell me the time, please?” “May I know what time it is right now?” Asking about the Day: “What day is it today?” “Do you know which day it is?” “Could you inform me of today’s date?” “May I ask,

Apology: “I’m sorry.” Response: “No problem. It happens.” Apology: “I apologize for my mistake.” Response: “That’s alright. We all make mistakes.” Apology: “I’m so sorry for any inconvenience.” Response: “Don’t worry about it. It’s not a big deal.” Apology: “I didn’t mean to upset you.” Response: “I appreciate your apology. Let’s move on.” Apology: “My

Thank you! Thanks a lot! I really appreciate it. Many thanks! I’m so grateful. I can’t thank you enough. You’ve been so helpful. I owe you one. Thank you kindly. Thanks for everything. I’m really thankful for your support. I’m grateful for your generosity. I can’t express how thankful I am. I’m indebted to you.

Saying Goodbye Expressions Goodbye! Take care! See you later! Have a great day! Farewell! Until we meet again. Take it easy! Catch you later. Goodbye for now! Have a wonderful evening. Bye-bye! See you soon! Take care! It was nice talking to you. Take care bro. Have a good one! It was nice seeing you

Sajid: Hey, Umar, have you finished that assignment for Professor Johnson’s class yet? Umar: (Sighs) No, not yet. It’s been quite a challenge. How about you? Sajid: Same here. I feel like I’ve been buried in research. There’s so much to cover. Umar: Tell me about it. And the deadline is just around the corner.

The first writing task of the IELTS exam is the “Task 1: Academic” or “Task 1: General Training” task, depending on which version of the test you are taking. Below, I’ll provide you with an example of the “Task 1: Academic” writing task structure and a dummy example related to the manufacturing of smartphones by