How to Get Better at IELTS Writing by Overcoming Common Mistakes
To put it as simply as possible, writing is just harder than other parts of language.
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Avoiding Personal Pronouns [IELTS Writing]
If you are interested in improving your writing by increasing the level of formality, then continue reading and find out why you should avoid personal pronouns and how to do effectively.
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IELTS Mistakes: The Comma Splice
One of the reasons why IELTS writing is so much more difficult than the others parts of the exam is that it includes punctuation.
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How to Learn Prepositions
As you can see, only the last sentence is correct.
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IELTS Correction Megathread [2019]
Explore “IELTS Correction Megathread [2019]” in this IELTS study guide.
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Do I Need to Use Idioms for IELTS?
If you were to look at all the most popular IELTS websites and Facebook pages, you’d be forgiven for thinking that the best way to get a high band score in IELTS is to learn lots of idioms.
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The Importance of Grammar for IELTS
Small changes in grammatical construction can have a big impact on the meaning of a sentence.
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Omitting Relative Pronouns
Explore “Omitting Relative Pronouns” in this video lesson and accompanying guide.
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Participle Clauses
A participle clause is a group of words containing a present, past, or perfect participle, whose subject can be found in another clause.
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Should you use the Passive Voice for IELTS?
Students often ask me about the passive voice and whether or not they should use it in their IELTS exam.
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Essential IELTS Grammar: Sentence Types
On the other hand, dependent clauses do not contain a complete thought.
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A Simple Guide to Noun Clauses
Explore “A Simple Guide to Noun Clauses” in this IELTS study guide.
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A Complete Guide to the Future Tenses (for IELTS)
The future simple is used for most events or actions taking place in the future.
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A Complete Guide to the Past Tenses
As with the present, there are four aspects to the past tense in English, and each can be divided into positive, negative, and question forms.
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A Complete Guide to the Present Tenses
Take a piece of paper and draw two lines through the middle – one from top to bottom and the other from left to right.
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The 8 Parts of Speech You Need to Know for IELTS [Grammar Lesson]
Explore “The 8 Parts of Speech You Need to Know for IELTS [Grammar Lesson]” in this video lesson and accompanying guide.
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Adjective Order for Better Descriptions
In order to succeed in the IELTS exam, you need to use language accurately and also naturally.
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4 Easy Ways to Improve Your IELTS Writing
Once you know the different types of sentences, you should practice using them.
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