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Nhật Tiến Phan Posted 7 years ago
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Could you please help me with these? (IELTS Writing task 2)

1. Are there any other different ways to say “nowadays” and “these days” ?

2. Is “hands-on experience” correct if I want say “practical experience” in that way? If that expression is incorrect, could you please tell me the correct one and more academic expression for “practical experience”.

  

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Some examples: 1. Today/now we use word processors instead of typewriters. 2.

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  • Some examples: 1.
  • Today/now we use word processors instead of typewriters.
  • 2.
  • The best way to learn this is by hands-on experience/doing.
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Some examples:


1. Today/now we use word processors instead of typewriters.


2. The best way to learn this is by hands-on experience/doing.

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Nh?t Ti?n Phan1. Are there any other different ways to say “nowadays” and “these days” ?

It depends on the sentence.

At the present time.

now

Currently

Over the past few years,

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