IELTS

Last time we talked about synonyms of common adjectives in the IELTS tests. How many words have you added to your vocabulary bank? Here comes the second session of this series----verbs.

The most popular type of writing questions in IELTS are cause & solutions and advantages & disadvantages. It requires candidate to be precise and concise when presenting their arguments. We are going to give you guys a list of useful sentence patterns for writing argumentative essays.

This time we are going to continue introducing the synonyms of adjectives which can boost up your test score.

A great way to improve your IELTS score is by using synonyms for common words. In the marking criteria of writing and speaking test, a 7 score requires students to “use a sufficient range of vocabulary to allow some flexibility”. We summarized a list of common words that can help a great deal in getting you a good IELTS score.

How does the introduction do in IELTS tests? When the examiner reads the introduction of your essay, they should already grasp what the rest of your essay will look like. Remember to be precise and concise!

Finally, we come to the end of our IELTS writing topics series! This time we are going to dig into one of the most popular writing topics-----globalization. It brings the most significant changes to human society while being a very controversial issue throughout the decades. Let’s take a look at some of the related writing topics.

Here comes the third session of writing topics for part 2. Do you still remember the last two sessions? They may give you some inspiration for brainstorming your arguments in writing!

Last time we went through some popular topics related to nature and environment. Those opinions and ideas are also very useful in the speaking test! In today’s session, we are going to cover the frequently asked questions about leisure and entertainment in IELTS writing task 2.