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PreparationThe A to Z of IELTS: M is to Memorise or not
Can memorising answers be a useful approach in your preparation for your IELTS test? Let's take a look.
PreparationThe A to Z of IELTS: L is for Lexical Resource
Lexical resource is all about how flexibly and fluently you can find the right words and phrases to convey precise meanings.
PreparationThe A to Z of IELTS: K is for Keywords (part 2)
In part 2 of this series, we look at scanning and identifying questions for keywords in the IELTS Reading test.
Common topics for IELTS writing Task 2
A list of common writing Task 2 topics and some strategies to become familiar with them.
PreparationExpand your IELTS vocabulary – Education
Expanding your vocabulary using education terms
Do native English-speakers have to take the IELTS test?
Do native English speaking individuals have to take the IELTS
IELTS task 1: How to write an apology letter
Learn how to write an apology letter for use on the IELTS Task 1
A simple formula for discussing two opposing views in your IELTS essay
Learn how to discuss two opposing views for your IELTS essay
8 ways to improve your IELTS listening score
Eight tips to help you improve your listening score when taking the IELTS test.
PreparationThe A to Z of IELTS: K is for Keywords (part 1)
Looking out for keywords is a great way to identify and understand what the topic is about. It's also a useful tool in helping you build ideas.