#English proficiency

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English Proficiency in Europe

The English Proficiency Index in Europe shows diverse levels of English knowledge across the continent. Northern and Western Europe lead with "Very High" proficiency, while Eastern and Southern regions show lower levels. Interesting insights include Russia and Turkey ranking in the "Very Low" category, while the Netherlands, Scandinavian countries, and Austria excel with top scores.

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Animals in Speech (idioms, sayings and proverbs with animals)

1. to have a whale of a time - to enjoy oneself

Despite of his dislike towards these games, he seems to be having a whale of a time.

2. to be as quiet as a mouse - to be very quiet (quite straightforward, isn't it)

I think I haven't heard his voice yet. He was as quiet as a mouse during the party.

3. to dog/hound sth or sb, to be dogged by sth - follow someone in a persistent manner, something negative that keeps coming back, can’t get it to go away like a dog that always returns

I’m dogged by these awful recurring thoughts of my mother’s death.

4. dogged (doggedly, doggedness) - very determined to continue doing something

She's a dogged advocate of reforming the prison system in this country.

5. to go to the dogs - to get into an unfavourable situation, to diminish in quality

Germany's economy appears to be going to the dogs.

6. to be as sick as a dog - extremely ill

The aftermath of swimming in the cold-ass lake in winter was painful. The children were as sick as a dog for the following 2 weeks.

7. to badger someone - to pester someone, to cause havoc

He was badgering her the whole night.

8. the lion's share - the majority or the biggest part of something

I didn't do a lot of work for our group assignment. Maeva's done the lion's share of the work.

9. (straight) from the horse's mouth - to hear something from the person who has direct, first-hand knowledge of it

Actually, this gossip is factually true. I know it because I learned it straight from the horse's mouth. I spoke to Michael himself.

10. You can lead a horse to water, but you can't make him drink - You can streamline something for someone to ease the difficulty of it but you cannot force them to do it.

11. to rat on someone, to be a rat - to share information / secrets with somebody that were not meant to be shared, it especially relates to something that could be incriminating or illegal

He ratted on us, we may face a prison sentence now.

12. to wolf down - to eat it back very quickly, like a wolf would eat a very great chunk of sheep (’cause if he doesn’t do it very quickly, the other wolfs would come about and eat it before him)

He wolfed down the dinner my mum made for us as if there was no tomorrow.

13. to pig out (on something) - to eat a lot, you’re eating so much that you’re probably finish up by being sick

And there she is again, pigging out on the carrot cake.

14. to take the bull by the horns - to take control of the situation, to deal with a situation directly

15. the elephant in the room - the thing that everyone knows but no one wants to talk about

16. chicken out - you stop or give up doing something out of fear

Initially, he agreed to go parachute-jumping with us but he chickened out at the very last moment.

17. hold your horses - to tell someone to wait or slow down

Wow, hold your horses. Let's finish the first assignment first and then we'll go on with the second one

18. have a bee in your bonnet - to be obsessed with an idea that keeps on occupying your mind

He's got a bee in his bonnet about moving to Norway.

19. to kill two birds with one stone - to settle two problems, issues in one go, by doing one action

20. to be a fly on the wall - to be unnoticed while listening in on a conversation

They're talking about the upcoming championship. I wish I could be a fly on the wall so that I could find out what artists will be in the singers line-up.

21. The bee's knees or the cat's pyjamas - something is of the best quality, or you could call someone the bee's knees

My mum's tiramisu is the bee's knees. You've got to try it when you come over.

22. to make a beeline (for) - to move towards something quickly and with purpose

Once I saw the group of girls disperse, I made a beeline for my crush when she was on her own.

23. Until the cows come home - for a long time, possibly never-ending time, usually when you're talking about something that you enjoy doing

I could sit here on the sofa and read this novel until the cows come home but someone has to unload the dishwasher.

24. crocodile tears -not real tears, fake tears in order to gain something

I see right through her. They're crocodile tears. I know she doesn't actually care.

25. a different / whole other kettle of fish - something is entirely different, very different from the related thing your talking about

Simultaneous interpreting is a whole other kettle of fish compared to written translation.

26. to have bigger fish to fry - you have more important or better things to do

Don't work yourself up over this matter. You've got bigger fish to fry, you've got to land that new job at FAANG.

27. a sitting duck - easy target, something or someone which is vulnerable to attack

If we leave the car unattended with its doors open, it'd be a sitting duck.

28. a wild goose chase - a pointless task, especially one that involves travel

I was tasked with buying a pumpkin but the thing is, it's spring and they're no pumpkins sold during springtime. It was a wild goose chase.

29. to go the whole hog - to commit to something and take it as far as possible

We as a family don't really celebrate Halloween so we don't put out any decorations but our neighbours go the whole hog every year

30. Ants in your pants - you are restless and moving around a lot, usually because you are nervous or excited

Thomas's got ants in his pants today. I think he's nervous about his job interview.

31. Dog eat dog - a very toxic and competitive environment

I left my previous job post because it was dog eat dog in there. Everyone one tried to make themselves look good by diminishing others.

32. in the doghouse - to be in trouble or disgrace

I forgot our relationship anniversary so I'm in the doghouse. She'll be angry with me for at least a week now.

33. to let sleeping dogs lie - leave a situation alone, to not interfere so you don’t cause trouble

Don't you think it'd be better to let the sleeping dogs lie? I get that she's mad now but you just should let her cool off now. Otherwise you'll make it even worse that it already is.

34. to let the cat out of the bag - to reveal a secret

I think it's time to let the cat out of the bag. We're officially a couple.

35. in two shakes of a lamb's tail - really quickly, in a short amount of time

I need to unload the dishwasher. I'll be back in two shakes of a lamb's tail.

36. a dark horse - being surprisingly good at something

Wow, Dawid. You're really a dark horse. I had no idea you're such a good dancer!

37. Cat got your tongue? - this is a question you might ask somebody who is being unusually quiet

38. to smell a rat - to smell a rat means to be suspicious of a lie

Initially, he said that he would join us but then, out of blue, he messaged me saying something came up and he won'l be able to take part in our event. I smell a rat.

39. a wolf in sheep's clothing - to appear harmless but have sinister intentions

At first glance, she appeared to be a gentle and trustworthy person but it turns out she's a wolf in sheep's clothing, hijacking all our projects and revealing our team's secrets to other firms.

40. a fish out of water - to feel uncomfortable or out of place in a particular situation

As a vegan, I feel like a fish out of water at my Polish family's gathering as they only eat meat-based dishes and don't even try to accommodate to my different diet choices.

41. a frog in your throat - to have difficulty speaking because your throat is dry or hoarse

We had to find a new broadcaster for today's show as our current one's got a frog in his throat

42. a dear in the headlights - to be frozen with fear or shock in a difficult or unexpected situation

When he was corned by all these girls, he was like a dear in the headlights, not knowing how to act or what to say.

43. to make a mountain out of a molehill - to exaggerate or make a big deal out of something that is trivial

It's just a minor caveat, we'll be able to power through this. Don't make a mountain out of a molehill.

44. a bull in the china shop - being clumsy or careless in delicate situations that require more levelheadedness

He acted like a bull in the china shop at our monthly recap gathering, causing unnecessary tensions amongst our investors.

45. as free as a bird - carefree and unrestricted

After experiencing Erasmus exchange programme, he felt as free as a bird and planned on travelling abroad on a more regular basis.

46. to clam up - to become quiet suddenly

She clammed up just as I asked her about her family.

47. a nest egg - money saved for the future

We've got a nest egg that we might have to use in case of us getting the sack.

48. monkey see, monkey do - silly/unintelligent people tend to copy each other's actions

All he does is waiting for an opportunity to mimic my actions. I invested in Tesla stocks yesterday and now he's boasting about doing the same thing to our colleagues. Monkey see, monkey do.

49. kitty cornet - diagonal direction

The campus is kitty corner to the train station.

50. (the) birds and the bees - sex education

Jamie learned about the birds and the bees today at school.

51. a cat nap - a short nap

I'm going to have a short nap while you're watching the TV.

52. dog days - very hot days

I try to hide from the sunlight during the dog days of July.

53. have a cow - get extremely upset

My mum had a cow when she came back home and saw that we didn't do the chores yet.

54. Road hog - careless and crazy driver

She's a serial road hog. She's received so many speed tickets.

55. top dog - the most important person in a group or company

She's a top dog in her firm. Everyone looks up to her and she's seen as a leader by many.

56. (the) straw that broke the camel's back / the last straw - a minuscule issue being the final reason why a business, company or person fails

Her small business wasn't doing all that good anyway but when she made a mistake filing her taxes, it is was the straw that broke the camel's back.

57. look what the cat dragged in - we say this when someone new enters a room and looks a bit disheveled, squalid and dirty; or just when someone new comes in

Here he is, look what the cat dragged in.

58. flogging a dead horse - to constantly complain about something that cannot be changed or bring up old stuff from the past

Could you stop bringing it up? You're flogging a dead horse at this point!

59. eager beaver - when someone is enthusiastic about a task and does more than it is expected from him

Wow, you finished up on all the extracurricular reading and assignments? You're such an eager beaver!

60. cast pearls before swine - to gift someone something useless that the person in question won't need for example: giving bunch of jewellery to a homeless person who would much rather be gifted a warm meal than a bunch of gem stones

Why would you gift him this type of present? You know he's a minimalist - you're casting pearls before swine!

61. cash cow - something that is a dependable source of income, you can always count on him when it comes to money

He brought in so much money thanks to his persuasion skills. He was the company's cash cow.

62. cold turkey - stop doing something suddenly without preparation

I stopped hitting the bottle cold turkey last week.

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My english teacher wrote to congratulate me on getting an A on my proficiency exam, which finally made me check the results. I did get an A! By one point! And I passed the writing portion by three (I actually expected to fail it) (I've been struggling with it for two years and I knew I'd done horribly), but it balanced out with the rest of my scores and I still got the highest grade!!!

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Navigating the English Language Proficiency Requirement for Australian Visas

Australia, a land of diverse cultures and stunning landscapes, attracts individuals from across the globe. However, demonstrating English language proficiency is a crucial step for many visa applications. This blog post will guide you through the various pathways to prove your English language skills and increase your chances of a successful visa application.

Understanding the Importance of English Proficiency

English is the official language of Australia, and proficiency in it is essential for successful integration into Australian society. It enables you to:

Communicate effectively: Interact with locals, understand workplace instructions, and access essential services.

Access education and employment: Pursue higher education, find employment opportunities, and advance your career.

Understand safety and legal information: Comprehend road signs, legal documents, and emergency instructions.

Accepted English Language Tests

Australia recognizes several internationally recognized English language proficiency tests. These tests assess your reading, writing, listening, and speaking skills. Some of the commonly accepted tests include:

IELTS (International English Language Testing System): A widely recognized test with various modules available, including Academic and General Training.

PTE Academic (Pearson Test of English Academic): A computer-based test known for its quick results and efficient format.

TOEFL (Test of English as a Foreign Language): A popular test with various formats, including internet-based and paper-based options.

Cambridge English: Offers a range of tests, including B2 First, C1 Advanced, and C2 Proficiency, each assessing different levels of English proficiency.

Alternative Pathways to Prove English Proficiency

In some cases, you may be able to demonstrate English proficiency through alternative pathways:

Academic qualifications: If you have completed secondary or tertiary education in English as the primary language of instruction, you may be exempt from taking an English language test.

Professional qualifications: Certain professional qualifications may be recognized as evidence of English proficiency.

Work experience: If you have significant work experience in an English-speaking environment, you may be able to provide evidence of your proficiency.

Tips for Preparing for English Language Tests

Identify your strengths and weaknesses: Take practice tests to identify areas where you need to improve.

Focus on all four skills: Pay attention to reading, writing, listening, and speaking.

Practice regularly: Consistent practice is key to improving your language skills.

Use authentic materials: Practice with real-life materials like news articles, books, and movies.

Consider a language course: Enroll in an English language course to enhance your skills and gain confidence.

Conclusion

Demonstrating English language proficiency is a crucial step in the Australian visa application process. By understanding the requirements, choosing the right test, and preparing effectively, you can increase your chances of success. Remember to carefully review the specific English language requirements for your chosen visa category and seek professional guidance if needed.

Disclaimer: This blog post provides general information only and should not be considered legal or immigration advice. Please consult with a qualified immigration professional for personalized guidance on your specific situation.

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Step-by-Step Guide to PGDM in Marketing Eligibility

Pursuing a Post Graduate Diploma in Management (PGDM) with a specialization in Marketing at IMS Ghaziabad can be a rewarding choice for aspiring professionals. The program is structured to equip students with the skills needed to succeed in today’s competitive marketing industry. The following is a detailed guide on the eligibility criteria, admission process, and related requirements for prospective students.

Eligibility Criteria for PGDM in Marketing

IMS Ghaziabad has set specific eligibility requirements to ensure that candidates meet the necessary academic standards and possess the right potential for the program. Below are the key eligibility factors:

Educational Qualification:

Bachelor’s degree with a minimum of 50% marks from a recognized university.

Final-year students can also apply, subject to submitting their final mark sheet.

Entrance Exam Scores:

Valid scores from CAT, XAT, CMAT, MAT, or GMAT.

Work Experience:

Not mandatory, but work experience in marketing, sales, or related fields is an advantage.

English Proficiency:

Strong English communication skills required.

Personal Interview (PI):

Shortlisted candidates will undergo GD and PI sessions.

Admission Process for PGDM in Marketing

IMS Ghaziabad follows a well-structured admission process to ensure the selection of the most suitable candidates for the PGDM Marketing program. Here’s a step-by-step breakdown:

Application Submission:

Candidates must submit an online application through the IMS Ghaziabad website.

Fill in the required personal, academic, and professional details, and upload relevant documents, including academic transcripts and entrance exam scores.

Entrance Exam:

Candidates must have valid scores from one of the approved national entrance exams (CAT, MAT, XAT, CMAT, or GMAT).

The entrance exam scores will play a major role in the initial shortlisting of candidates.

Shortlisting:

Based on the entrance exam scores, a shortlist of candidates will be prepared.

Shortlisted candidates will be invited for Group Discussion (GD) and Personal Interview (PI) sessions.

Group Discussion and Personal Interview:

During the GD, candidates are evaluated on their communication skills, teamwork, and problem-solving abilities.

The PI assesses a candidate’s leadership qualities, academic potential, and overall suitability for the program.

Final Selection:

The final selection is based on the combined performance in the entrance exam, GD, PI, and academic records.

Merit list is prepared, and selected candidates will receive admission offers.

Fee Payment:

After receiving the admission offer, candidates must pay the course fee within the stipulated time to confirm their place in the program.

Program Highlights

The PGDM Marketing program at IMS Ghaziabad is designed to provide a comprehensive understanding of marketing concepts and practical skills for the corporate world. Key features include:

Dual Specialization: Students can opt for a second specialization in areas such as Finance, Operations, HR, or Business Analytics.

Industry Exposure: Regular guest lectures, workshops, and seminars with industry leaders from FMCG, retail, advertising, and other sectors.

Global Exposure: Opportunities for student exchange programs and collaboration with international universities.

Placement Assistance: Dedicated Corporate Resource Centre (CRC) to facilitate industry placements in top companies.

Internships: Opportunities for summer internships with renowned brands in the marketing field.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

What is the minimum academic qualification required for admission?

A Bachelor’s degree in any discipline with a minimum of 50% marks or equivalent CGPA is required. Final-year students can apply as well.

Are entrance exam scores mandatory for admission?

Yes, candidates must have valid scores from CAT, XAT, CMAT, MAT, or GMAT. These scores are crucial for the shortlisting process.

Is work experience required for admission?

Work experience is not mandatory, though candidates with prior experience in marketing, sales, or related fields may have an advantage.

How are candidates selected for the PGDM Marketing program?

The selection process involves shortlisting candidates based on entrance exam scores, followed by GD, PI, and academic performance.

Can I apply if I am in my final year of undergraduate studies?

Yes, candidates in their final year of undergraduate studies can apply, provided they submit their final-year mark sheets by November 30.

Is there an age limit for applying to the PGDM program?

There is no upper age limit for applying to the PGDM Marketing program at IMS Ghaziabad.

Does IMS Ghaziabad offer scholarships?

Yes, scholarships are available for meritorious students based on academic performance and entrance exam scores.

What is the duration of the PGDM Marketing program?

The PGDM program is typically two years in duration, with a focus on both theoretical and practical learning.

What are the placement opportunities like for PGDM Marketing graduates?

IMS Ghaziabad has a dedicated Corporate Resource Centre (CRC) that ensures excellent placement opportunities with top national and international recruiters in the marketing field.

Are there hostel facilities available for outstation students?

Yes, IMS Ghaziabad offers air-conditioned hostel facilities with modern amenities for outstation students.

This comprehensive guide to the PGDM in Marketing eligibility and admission process at IMS Ghaziabad should help you understand the requirements and steps involved in securing admission to the program.

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Complete Guide to TOEFL iBT and IELTS Computer-Based Tests: Format, Tips, and Resources

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For more information, visit the full guide on TOEFL and IELTS tests.

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English Proficiency Boost Now Needs A Long-Term Solution

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Top 25 countries according to their English proficiency. Data is sourced from the EF English Proficiency Index, which aggregated the test results of 2.2 million adults accross 113 countries.

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Ways in which you can use the word “bottle” 🍾:

to bottle up (phrasal verb) - to contain something, commonly used to express not conveying your true emotions and feelings

- I tend to bottle up my emotions in fear of getting rejected by people I have feelings for

to bottle it/something (verb) - to fail at the last moment

- I almost got promoted to be the head of the office but then I bottled it

to hit the bottle (idiom) - regularly drinking a lot of alcohol

- He started to hit the bottle after he was fired.

to bottle out (phrasal verb) - to out of nowhere decide not to do something you had intended to do because you feel frightened and lose confidence

- I was planning to take part in a spelling bee contest but I bottled out at the last minute.

bottle (noun) - courage, bravery, guts

- It takes a lot of bottle to stand up to your oppressors.

bottleneck (noun) - a place on the road where there’s always a lot of traffic or a problem that causes delays or just any delay

- This administrative bottleneck may set back our project’s release date by up to 3 months

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Mastering the PTE Reality Test: Strategies for Success in Real-Life English Evaluation

Understanding the PTE Reality Test

Diverging significantly from conventional language proficiency exams, the PTE Reality Test authentically replicates real-life situations to gauge your English competence. Comprising four core segments, let’s explore strategies for each to enhance your performance.

1. PTE Reality Test Speaking

The Speaking section mirrors real-life academic and professional tasks, evaluating your ability to speak fluently, repeat sentences, and answer questions. Here are key strategies for success:

Oral Fluency Focus:

Maintain a natural pace in your speech.

Avoid pauses and unnatural hesitation.

Minimize repetition of specific words.

Speak in your regular accent.

Regularly record and review your oral fluency.

2. PTE Reality Test Writing

Assessing your skills in real-life situations, the Writing part requires responses to scenarios resembling actual tasks. Follow these tips for success:

Understanding the Essay Topic:

Thoroughly comprehend the essay topic.

Interpret the topic in your own words.

Stick to the specific aspects mentioned.

Structuring Your Essay and Maintaining Tone:

Follow a structured format: introduction, body paragraphs, and conclusion.

Maintain a formal and academic tone.

Use appropriate vocabulary and linking words.

Sentence Structure and Punctuation:

Opt for varied sentence structures.

Use formal language and vocabulary.

Pay attention to proper sentence formation.

Adhering to Word Limits:

Stick to specified word limits.

Avoid exceeding or falling short of prescribed limits.

Proofreading for Errors:

Thoroughly proofread for grammar and punctuation errors.

Correctly use commas, colons, semicolons, and other punctuation marks.

3. PTE Reality Test Reading

The Reading section necessitates various strategies for success:

Understanding the Question:

Comprehend the question before attempting an answer.

Practice scanning and skimming to save time.

Highlight keywords for efficient answers.

Analyze the text in detail for precise understanding.

Employ an elimination strategy for multiple-choice questions.

Manage time effectively and double-check your answers.

4. PTE Listening Reality Test

In the Listening section, authentic spoken English is presented in different contexts. Here are strategies for success:

Engage with Authentic Materials:

Regularly engage with authentic English materials.

Practice speaking, writing, and presenting to enhance skills.

Challenge yourself with complex texts for reading comprehension.

Listen to diverse accents to prepare for the listening section.

Master time management during test simulations.

Utilize Official PTE Practice Materials:

Incorporate official PTE practice materials into your preparation.

Consider professional guidance through courses or tutoring.

Review and reflect on your performance for continuous improvement.

Conclusion

The PTE Reality Test poses both challenges and rewards. A high score opens doors to exciting opportunities in education and work. By implementing the strategies outlined in this guide and consistently practicing, you can confidently approach the PTE Reality Test and achieve your target score. Remember, language proficiency is a journey, and with determination and the right strategies, success in the PTE Reality Test is entirely attainable.