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How to organize agree/disagree essays on your IELTS exam
We're going to show you a simple structure for an IELTS agree/disagree essay that will enable examiners to make their way through your writing with ease.
8 ways to improve your IELTS listening score
Eight tips to help you improve your listening score when taking the IELTS test.
VocabularyExpand your IELTS vocabulary – Travel & holidays
Expanding your vocabulary using travel terms
Test taker experienceIs the IELTS exam really that hard?
We break down each section of the test
Common topics for IELTS writing Task 2
A list of common writing Task 2 topics and some strategies to become familiar with them.
A simple formula for discussing two opposing views in your IELTS essay
Learn how to discuss two opposing views for your IELTS essay
VocabularyExpand your IELTS vocabulary – Education
Expanding your vocabulary using education terms
VocabularyExpand your IELTS vocabulary – Transportation
Expanding your vocabulary using transportation terms
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.
PreparationThe A to Z of IELTS: J is for Justification
In the IELTS Speaking and Writing tests, you will be required to justify your opinion and ideas. Let’s look at some ways to do this along with some examples.