Transitional Phrases in IELTS Writing: A Key to Cohesive Essays
In the realm of IELTS (International English Language Testing System) Writing, the ability to seamlessly transition between ideas is crucial for achieving a
Writing Tips
Grammar
Have and have got
The usage of “have” and “have got” often stirs up confusion among learners. Are they interchangeable? Do they convey the same meaning? Understanding
IELTS Speaking
IELTS Speaking Part 1 – Topic Hometown: Vocabulary + Sample Answer
Hometown – This is a familiar topic with relatively straightforward questions often asked about where you were born, live, work, describing the place,
Writing Tips
Phrases Not to Use in IELTS Writing
In IELTS Writing, precision is paramount. Achieving clarity and coherence in your essays is essential for securing a high score. However, there are
IELTS Reading
Vocabulary
40 Common Vocabulary Words in IELTS Reading
Here are 101 common vocabulary words often encountered in IELTS reading exams, along with their definitions and examples:
Grammar
Likelihood based on conditions (Part 2)
If + past perfect, would(n’t) have + past participle If you’d asked me, I’d have done it would(n’t) have + past participle +
Vocabulary
Writing Tips
12 Tricky English Words Demystified
English, with its vast vocabulary and myriad of rules, can be a labyrinth of complexities for learners and even native speakers alike. Among
IELTS Speaking
IELTS Speaking Part 2 – Describe a talk you gave to a group of people
Describe a talk you gave to a group of people You should say:Who you gave the talk toWhat the talk was aboutWhy you
Writing Tips
Scared of IELTS? How to overcome your fear
It’s completely normal to feel scared or anxious about taking the IELTS (International English Language Testing System) exam. Here are some tips to
Grammar
Likelihood based on conditions (Part 1)
Conditional sentences talk about a condition (usually introduced by if) and a possible result or consequence. The if-clause can be before or after
