Would you recommend the new transport museum — and why? This IGCSE ESL Exercise 6 task asks you to turn a real visit into a polished review for the museum's… Read more ↓Would you recommend the new transport museum — and why? This IGCSE ESL Exercise 6 task asks you to turn a real visit into a polished review for the museum's website. You have four comments to inspire you, but the best reviews will go further — adding original observations, covering both the highlights and the disappointments, and ending with a recommendation that tells the reader exactly whether it is worth a visit. Aim for 120–160 words in 30 minutes. Your score out of 15 appears automatically when you submit. Read less ↑
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disappointingadjective
Making you feel sad or annoyed because something is not as good as you expected.
dulladjective
Not interesting; boring.
forgettableadjective
Not interesting or unusual enough to be remembered.
impressiveadjective
Making you feel admiration because of being very good or large.
outstandingadjective
Extremely good; much better than most.
plotnoun
The main story of a film, book, or play.
recommendverb
To suggest that someone should try or do something because it is good.
settingnoun
The place and time where a story happens.
spoilernoun
Information about the plot of a book or film that ruins the surprise for readers or viewers.
tediousadjective
Boring and lasting for a long time.
thrillingadjective
Causing great excitement or pleasure.
unconvincingadjective
Not making you believe it is true, real, or effective.
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Master the format, descriptive language, and opinion techniques for engaging IGCSE ESL reviews — from attention-grabbing introductions to clear, specific recommendations.
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