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PreparationDistinguish “Few” vs “A Few” and “Little” vs “A Little”
Few and A Few are both common quantifiers and are easily confused. While Few means very little, almost nothing, A Few means a little, a little.
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PreparationHow to Write IELTS Writing Task 1 - Table Type Based on Scoring Criteria
Detailed instructions on how to write an IELTS Writing Task 1 Table, helping you organize and present data clearly and effectively.
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PreparationAll You Need to Know About the Present Simple Tense with To Be
Below is a summary of knowledge related to the present simple tense with To be from IDP with practice exercises. Follow now!
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PreparationPresent Simple Question Types: Formulas and Usage Guide
There are 2 types of questions in the present simple tense: wh-question and Yes/No question, with different meanings and formulas.
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PreparationHow to do IELTS Writing Task 1 in line graph format
Line graphs are a common type of chart used in IELTS Writing Task 1 and are a more accessible format to analyse than other chart types.
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PreparationGrammar 101: Belief vs. Believe
Because 'belief' and 'believe' are almost homophones (words that sound alike), they are often confused. Here are some tips on how to tell them apart.
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Band scoresUnderstanding the IELTS Speaking band descriptors
Prepare for your IELTS Speaking test efficiently by knowing what IELTS examiners are looking for while evaluating your speaking skills.
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PreparationE.g. vs i.e. - Learn The Difference
eg vs ie: These two terms cause a lot of confusion. So, it’s well worth it to spend a few minutes to know the difference between the two.
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When the going gets tough: 5 tips for re-sitting the IELTS test
Didn't get the IELTS score you needed? Take a look at these tips from our IELTS experts to get you prepared for re-sitting the IELTS test.