British vs American Spelling
If you are preparing for IELTS, then you are probably aware that there is a difference between British and American English.
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How to Improve your IELTS Writing Score
Of the four parts of the IELTS exam, most people find that writing is the hardest.
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Past Simple vs Past Perfect
Firstly, let’s look at the past simple tense.
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Complex Sentences
A complex sentence has one independent clause and at least one dependent clause.
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How to Score Band 9 [Video Lesson]
To begin with, the main reason that food travels so far is because not all food products can be produced in all places.
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Taxing Fast Food: Model IELTS Essay
When you are given an IELTS question, you should take some time to analyse it before planning your answer.
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Airport Vocabulary
In the 21st century, going to an airport is a common experience for many millions of people.
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How to Put Examples in an IELTS Essay
In an IELTS essay, you might want to include examples as a way of better explaining something.
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Taking Up A New Sport [Sample IELTS Letter]
In IELTS general writing task 1, you will be given a prompt.
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Pluralisation: An Essential Grammar Guide
As for IELTS grammar, pluralisation errors will tell the examiner that your score is a maximum of band 6, and making several errors could push you down to a 5 or lower.
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Content or Contents?
The word “content” is sometimes countable and sometimes uncountable.
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Looking After the Elderly [IELTS Model Answer]
If old people are no longer physically, mentally, or financially able to look after themselves, younger family members should be legally responsible for supporting them.
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New Video: Articles and IELTS Writing Task 1
The rule is that when you mention something for the first time in a description of a map or process diagram, then logically you should say "a/an." Later, when you refer back to this thing, you should say "the."
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How to Use “Would” [English Grammar]
In conditional sentences, "would" is often used to describe a situation that is dependent on another condition.
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Dress Code [IELTS Model Answer]
Some people think that employers should not care about the way their employees dress because what matters is the quality of their work.
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Adverbs and Word Order
Adverbs are a vital part of English grammar, often providing critical information about how, when, or where an action occurs.
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Phrasal Verbs
Phrasal verbs are expressions that are made of a verb and either a preposition or adverb.
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Least vs Lowest [English Grammar]
As you dive deeper into the intricacies of the English language, you'll frequently come across words that seem interchangeable but carry distinct meanings in different contexts.
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