How IELTS Writing Tasks Are Marked
When the IELTS examiners mark your writing tasks, they mark them based on FOUR criteria. Here, I explain each criteria so they are easy to understand.
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When the IELTS examiners mark your writing tasks, they mark them based on FOUR criteria. Here, I explain each criteria so they are easy to understand.
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The IELTS Band levels explained. You can use these for a general understanding of what your level might be.
IELTS Bands – Scoring Tables and Band Descriptions Read More »
Pronouncing the past simple tense with -ED can be a challenge, especially for learners who speak languages quite similar to English.
How to Pronounce the Simple Past with ED Read More »
Here are the most common topics needed for the IELTS Speaking Test. Prepare. Practice. Repeat.
100 Questions For IELTS Speaking Part 1 Practice Read More »
One difference between English and many other languages that often causes a problem is that English has two similar words ‘borrow’ and ‘lend’.
How to use ‘Lend’ and ‘Borrow’ Read More »
Using ‘born’ incorrectly is such a common mistake for English students but luckily it is quite easy to understand and to fix.
How to use ‘Born’ in a sentence Read More »
Today, a student told me he was stuck. I said “well stand up then”. I obviously didn’t understand.
What does “Stuck In A Rut” mean? Read More »
We all turn to excuses to explain why we are not practising as hard as we should be. Here are 10 terrible excuses I have heard from English learners.
10 Terrible Excuses Given By English Learners Read More »
Famous movie lines and quotes have strangely become part of our spoken vocabulary, even if we have never seen the movies.
11 Movie Quotes All Native Speakers Know Read More »
Here is a list of the top 10 common mistakes made by a South American ESL learner. How many have you made? Be honest!
Top 10 Mistakes Made By A South American English Learner Read More »