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In IELTS speaking and writing you can make your argument more persuasive by adding different linking words which also help to reassure your opinion on different point of views.
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Reading is the second part of the IELTS test consisting of 3 reading passages. There are 40 questions you need to answer during this test. You have 60 minutes to complete and no extra time is given. Therefore, you must be very focus, organised and use effective time management.
Students usually find this task to be the most complicated in IELTS test. The IELTS Reading part mainly tests the following:
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Majority of the IELTS test candidates find quite challenging to compare main features in the Writing task 1 and use adequate grammar and vocabulary.
The main purpose of this article is to introduce you to the ways how to compare and contrast the main information in the Writing task 1.
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The IELTS Listening test is approximately 30 minutes long. Besides that, additional 10 minutes will be given to transfer your answers to the answer sheet. The Listening part is the same for both Academic and General Training tests.
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Both IELTS writing tasks could be challenging to deliver. There is a crucial difference between the Writing task 1 and the Writing task 2. However, sometimes very simple mistakes could determine your final results. Here are some DON’TS in the Writing Task 1 that can help you avoid unnecessary mistakes.
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Today I am going to talk about IELTS Speaking Section 1 which might be the easiest part of the Speaking exam, however, still important.
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Here are some DOS in the Writing Task 1 that can help you to avoid unnecessary mistakes.
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In today’s post, we finalise our series of tips for the IELTS Speaking Part. We have provided you with tips and examples on how to perform well in this section of the test.
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The crucial part to be successful in the IELTS Writing task 1 is paraphrasing. One of the main objectives in our IELTS training is to practise how to write IELTS Writing tasks and to paraphrase using synonyms and adequate words.
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As the weekend approaches and we are all planning great things to do for these two days, we are back with our second article dedicated to the IELTS Speaking Part. Today we are going to give you some tips about how to take full advantage of the preparation time for the second task.
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Speaking part in the IELTS test is designed to test your ability to express yourself fluently and use appropriate vocabulary for each part of this task. In this article I am going to discuss the main topics of the IELTS Speaking part 2.
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Racing against the clock is one of the biggest and most common problems students have to face with IELTS. Performing well within the limited time you are given is by no means an easy task.
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The Reading task in the IELTS test requires exceptional accuracy and speed. Each of the questions in the Reading task has its own problems and strategy to overcome the challenge. Below I will introduce several different types of questions in the IELTS Reading task.
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Many people decide to travel or move to an English speaking country because they want to improve their speaking skills. English is the third most spoken language in the world and is internationally recognized.
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Using idiomatic expressions can increase the IELTS speaking score. However, it is a quite ambitious goal to use the idioms accurately as it requires a rather high level of skills in spoken English.
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Hello everyone! I hope you have enjoyed this weekend. Christmas is around the corner, holidays are coming and with it, a season packed with tests. If the other day we shared some tips about the FCE exam, today we are dedicating our post to the IELTS writing module.
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IELTS Academic Writing Task 1 requires you to analyse data in a particular format, such as line graph, bar chart, pie chart and others, and write a formal report. You must produce at least 150 words. Writing task 1 will test your ability:
