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What is IELTS for UKVI?
Does punctuation matter?
Can you tell me about the Writing band scores/assessment criteria?
Can you tell me about the Writing band scores/assessment criteria?
What is IELTS?
How to best prepare for a wide variety of speaking topics?
Should I try to speak slowly or quickly in my Speaking test?
Common pronunciation mistakes (V vs W)
How to learn new and interesting words?
Made a mistake during IELTS Speaking?
Is it okay to ask a Speaking examiner to repeat a question?
What is the best way to prepare for the IELTS test?
Caught by surprise by a new topic
Common pronunciation mistakes (Off vs Of)
What can I do to speed up my learning of English?
What is the best way to prepare for IELTS Writing?
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What are the different ways to take your IELTS test? | IELTS terminology
Which IELTS test type should you choose? | IELTS terminology
What are the test sections in your IELTS test? | IELTS terminology
Do you know how your IELTS test is scored? | IELTS terminology
Progress Check: the official online IELTS practice test
Step 6: Know what to expect on test day
Step 5: Study and set goals
Step 4: Understand the band scores
Step 3: Learn about the different question types
Step 2: Familiarise yourself with the test
Step 1: Choose the right IELTS test
Use paragraphs for each main idea
True, False, Not given
Don't spend too much time on Task 1
Don't try to understand everything, listen for key words
Don't say
IDIOMS
Improve your vocabulary with a range of idioms and add flair to your communication. Learn when to use idiomatic language and their meanings here.
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Can you guess the idiom of the week?
Break your word
Spill the beans
You're on the right track
Don't put all your eggs in one basket
To wrap your head around something
It's a piece of cake
Break the ice
Two birds one stone
Time flies when you're having fun
Break a leg
Hit the road
A smart cookie
Throw someone under the bus
Pull yourself together
Having your head in the clouds
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Will I be penalised for using personal examples in IELTS Writing Task 2?
IELTS Talks: Meet the Expert (Le Cao Bach)
IELTS Myth-busting: You asked, we answer #2
IELTS Writing Task 2 Masterclass
Do I need an IELTS preparation course rather than an English course?
Do you have any advice on how one can improve their punctuation?
Can I use formal language in Academic Writing Task 1?
Should we expect topics related to COVID-19?
Can I listen to the recording twice during my Listening test?
What will happen if I can't speak for two minutes in my Speaking test?
How do examiners mark the 3 parts of Speaking using the criteria?
Can I use personal examples in Writing Task 2?
Who will mark my Writing test?
Are we required to use different sentence structures?
Is the Speaking test recorded?
What is the difference between IELTS Academic and General Training?
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