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How to kill english ivy
Get your equipment ready.
The most important tool you'll need in order to kill ivy is a sharp pair of clippers or loppers, depending upon the thickness of the vines. Older vines can grow as thick as one's arm, while newer vines are as thin as flower stems.

OUT: In addition to gathering appropriate cutting supplies, put on a thick pair of gardening gloves to protect your hands as you pull the ivy back. Cut the vines around the base of the tree.

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How to study for the pcat
Sign up for a test.
The pcat is usually offered at four different times of year. January, july, and september are the most common months to take the test.

OUT: However, there are also limited spots available to take the test in october or november, depending on the year. Make sure you sign up for your test well in advance of the test-date.

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How to get rid of a speech disorder
Try books and tapes on spoken english.
Allot two to three hours each day to practice how to pronounce words properly, pace your speech, and practice articulation. Take down notes of words and sentences that you find difficult or tricky to pronounce.

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One modern approach is to use technology. There are apps that can run on smartphones and tablets that listen to what you say and then give you feedback.