The video tutorial discusses how to impress examiners with varied sentence structures for better cohesion and coherence scores. It provides examples of using phrases like 'due to the fact that' and alternatives such as 'owing to' for formal writing. The tutorial also covers informal language, suggesting shorter words like 'since' or 'as' for casual speech. Examples demonstrate how to switch clauses for sentence variety, enhancing both formal and informal communication skills.

What is one way to impress examiners with your writing?

• Using phrases like 'due to the fact that'

• Writing in short paragraphs

• Using simple sentences

• Avoiding complex phrases

How can you change the sentence structure for variety?

• By using passive voice

• By using only one clause

• By switching the order of clauses

• By removing all conjunctions

What happens when you remove 'to the fact that' from a phrase?

• The sentence loses its meaning

• The sentence becomes more formal

• The grammar changes

• The sentence becomes incorrect

Which of the following is an informal alternative to 'due to the fact that'?

• Owing to

• Since

• In order to

• Because of

How can you vary sentence structure in informal speech?

• By using passive voice

• By using complex phrases

• By switching the order of clauses

• By using only one clause