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The language of academic caution can be used in IELTS to improve the coherence
of your writing and speaking. Here are some basic variations:
perhaps/maybe
Grammatical problems
To use these words well, you need to be able to use the different forms of the
words. Here are just two examples
Possible
Probable
If you want to add further variation to your speaking/writing, consider using adverbs
of degree such as “fairly”, “quite” and “rather”; eg
Here are some more idiomatic expressions to express general ideas. As ever,
choose the expressions that mean something to you and practise using them in
context. You do not need all these phrases. If you are uncertain about their
meaning consult Macmillan Online Dictionary
nine times out of ten Nine times out of ten Iʼd read a book before ....
more often than not More often than not I ask my wife before....