IELTS

Most candidates feel nervous about IELTS speaking part 3. The major reason is that the direction of part 3 will follow the flow of part 2, yet the aspect will be much boarder. This part is approximately 5 minutes and candidates need to respond immediately. So, let’s get yourself prepared by looking at the questions below, it will help you get familiarize with these types of questions!

In the IELTS Speaking exams, can we ask questions? The answer is Yes. However, you have to be aware of what questions you can ask and what should be avoided. How to ask questions in a nicer manner? Let’s learn about it in the following passage.

Academic writing is very much different from sending messages or drafting an email. It demands coherence in language and content. So do you think you know the right formula for academic writing? If you are not very sure, why don’t we check out the 3 fundamental ideas in writing it?

Are you afraid of ILETS speaking because of your accent? Actually, it isn’t the major reason for reduction in marks! In this passage, we will be looking at the 3 common mistakes in which candidates often overlook, yet these are very important to be kept in mind!

In the IELTS Speaking exam, especially the questions in part 1 and part 3, they will ask you questions such as ‘do you prefer to buy clothes in shops or online?’. You can choose either option to answer it. Still, if candidates want to enrich their answer, they may say ‘it depends ...’. To show that you know more than ‘it depends’, you can try to say...

Hobby is one of the most popular topics in the IELTS exam. When the examiner asks you the reason why you like a certain hobby, you can only answer ‘because it is interesting’? Even if you are not ready to elaborate your answers, try not to use the word ‘interesting’ every time. Let’s take a look what are some synonyms!

Previously, we introduced concession conjunctions and learnt 7 synonyms of ‘although’. Do you still remember those words? Today we will talk about synonyms of ‘actually’/ ‘in fact’, which can be used to emphasize the face of something. Let’s take a look at them together!

IELTS argumentative essay usually focuses on giving examples and data to prove the argument. However, when we have the examples or data, how can we show that? The followings are some phrases you may try to use!