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8 months

Using informal idioms in #IELTS speaking can really boost your score as it ensures you sound like a natural speaker of English! Check out this new FREE course to teach and test you on 100 Common Idioms.

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8 months

Check out the brand new FREE course to teach you 100 COMMON IDIOMS. #Englishgrammar #vocabulary #English

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IELTS buddy

@IELTSbuddy

8 months

You shouldn't learn answers for the #IELTS speaking as you don't know what questions will come up. But you should learn to use some interview expressions as this will help with your fluency and will show you have a wide range of language for different types of speaking

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IELTS buddy

@IELTSbuddy

4 months

This was a recent writing task 2 essay question in the #IELTS test. Would you know how to answer it? Due to the increase in population in big cities, more and more people are living in small houses with very little or no outdoor space. Is this a positive or negative

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IELTS buddy

@IELTSbuddy

10 months

An #IELTS candidate practising for the test posted this response to this prompt. What do you think of their answer? The pie graphs below show the result of a survey of children's activities. The first graph shows the cultural and leisure activities that boys participate in,

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IELTS buddy

@IELTSbuddy

6 months

Would you know how to answer this #IELTS essay on diet and health where you have to discuss two opinions? Some people believe that it is the responsibility of individuals to take care of their own health and diet. Others however believe that governments should make sure that

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IELTS buddy

@IELTSbuddy

10 months

Gap fill exercises are a great way to improve your vocabulary range and flexibility for #IELTS academic writing task 1. Boost your score for IELTS in a fun way by taking our IELTS quizzes:

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IELTS buddy

@IELTSbuddy

9 months

Remember that idioms can be useful in your #IELTS speaking and in informal letters (general training task 1) as they make your language sound natural. Check out some more common idioms:

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IELTS buddy

@IELTSbuddy

9 months

A candidate practising for #IELTS posted this response to this essay question. What do you think of their answer? Some people believe that professionals, such as doctors and engineers, should be required to work in the country where they did their training. Others believe they

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IELTS buddy

@IELTSbuddy

1 year

🗣️ #IELTS Speaking Tip: During the Speaking test, remember that it's a casual chat, not a formal performance. Relax, express yourself naturally, and let the words flow comfortably. Imagine you're sharing your ideas with a close friend – it'll help ease any nerves! 😊

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IELTS buddy

@IELTSbuddy

1 year

#IELTS Listening Tip 🎧: While listening to the audio in the listening test, keep your ears tuned for synonyms or paraphrased expressions. Sometimes the same ideas are presented using different words, so being flexible in your understanding is crucial! 🔍 Take a look at the

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IELTS buddy

@IELTSbuddy

11 months

Improve your #vocabulary for #IELTS with the academic word list. These are the first words from Sublist 3. Which word goes with which definition? 1. a fact or event that makes a situation the way it is 2. to pay someone money in exchange for something that has been

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IELTS buddy

@IELTSbuddy

1 year

To get a band 6 or above for your grammar in #IELTS you need to be able to write complex sentences correctly and show this to the examiner. As relative clauses are a type of complex sentence you should try and include some in your writing. Take a look at the examples attached

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IELTS buddy

@IELTSbuddy

8 months

#IELTS Tip: In the listening section, focus on understanding the context. At the start your can work out where the speakers are, who they are, and what they are discussing. It helps you predict and grasp information more effectively. 🎧🔍

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IELTS buddy

@IELTSbuddy

9 months

Can you write a range of sentence types for your graphs and use a mix of vocabuary? This is essential for a high score. There's a great new exercise/quiz on the site to test and improve your vocabulary and grammar knowledge for #IELTS graph writing. Take the quiz here and see

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IELTS buddy

@IELTSbuddy

1 year

In part 3 of the #IELTS speaking test you have a two-way discussion with the examiner (though you will still be expected to do most of the talking). This is the part where the examiner will really be able to test your ability. If you do very well on this part of the test and

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IELTS buddy

@IELTSbuddy

9 months

🗣️ #IELTS Speaking Tip: Stay confident and composed on test day. You've put in the effort and practice; trust in your abilities, and showcase your English language skills with pride!

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IELTS buddy

@IELTSbuddy

10 months

📝 #IELTS Tip: Link Your Ideas! Use linking words and phrases to connect your ideas in the writing test. It enhances the coherence of your essay. 🌐

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IELTS buddy

@IELTSbuddy

1 year

#IELTS Speaking Tip 🗣️: In the Speaking test, imagine you're having a friendly chat at a cozy café. Speak naturally, and don't feel the need to use grandiose words or complex structures. Let the conversation flow as you share your thoughts and experiences! ☕

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IELTS buddy

@IELTSbuddy

10 months

Phrasal verbs can be ueful in #IELTS for two main reasons. Firstly, they show you have good natural speaking skills but also they are useful for IELTS general training semi-formal and formal letters. Phrasal verbs are verbs plus a preposition or an adverb (or followed by two).

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IELTS buddy

@IELTSbuddy

3 months

A candidate practising for the #IELTS writing has written this response to this question. No matter how few possessions you own or how little money you have, loving wildlife and nature will make you rich beyond measure. Discuss this view and give your own opinion. What do you

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IELTS buddy

@IELTSbuddy

11 months

Improve your vocabulary for #IELTS with the academic word list. These are more words from Sublist 2. Which word goes with which definition? 1. more important than anything else; main 2. a set of similar things / the amount, number or type of something between an upper

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IELTS buddy

@IELTSbuddy

7 months

In #IELTS speaking part 1 you'll be asked about your work or study (depending on what you do) or your home/hometown. So you should be prepared for any of these. To help you, check out these model questions and sample answers. Question 1: Do you enjoy studying? Answer: Yeah,

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IELTS buddy

@IELTSbuddy

8 months

A candidate practising for #IELTS has posted this response to this question. What do you think of the answer? In the future, the main reason for going to the shopping mall will be for entertainment, not to shop. Do you agree or disagree? You can post comments for the

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IELTS buddy

@IELTSbuddy

1 year

#IELTS Tip: In the Speaking test, imagine you're a skilled storyteller. Use descriptive language, anecdotes, and personal examples to make your responses engaging and captivating. Take your examiner on a magical journey through your words! 📜✨

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IELTS buddy

@IELTSbuddy

1 year

📚 #IELTS Reading Tip: Develop your speed reading skills for the Reading test. Practice reading texts quickly while maintaining comprehension. Gradually increase your reading speed to tackle the time constraints effectively. Get ready to race those words! 🏃‍♂️

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IELTS buddy

@IELTSbuddy

11 months

#IELTS Tip: When approaching the Reading section, consider it as a puzzle party. Gather the pieces of information from the passage and fit them together to solve the puzzle of each question. The more you engage, the clearer the picture becomes! 🧩📖

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IELTS buddy

@IELTSbuddy

8 months

#IELTS Writing Tip: For the writing tasks, ensure your essay has a clear structure with an introduction, body paragraphs, and a conclusion. This is essential for a high band score!📝📚

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IELTS buddy

@IELTSbuddy

9 months

Here are more useful phrasal verbs for #IELTS speaking. Check out how they are used in context. Do you know what they mean and which one matches with which meaning? Test yourself here if you're not sure:

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IELTS buddy

@IELTSbuddy

11 months

#IELTS Tip: Listening is like eavesdropping on a fascinating conversation. Tune in carefully, and remember that the answers often hide in plain sight. Keep your ears attuned, and you'll uncover the secrets within the audio! 🎧🔍

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IELTS buddy

@IELTSbuddy

10 months

📚 #IELTS Reading Tip: Expand your vocabulary! Read a variety of materials such as newspapers, magazines, novels, and academic papers to familiarise yourself with different topics & vocabulary. The more words you know, the easier it is to comprehend diverse reading passages.

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IELTS buddy

@IELTSbuddy

11 months

#IELTS Tip: In Academic Writing Task 1, you're the conductor of data. Lead the reader through the visual elements, highlighting the significant trends and variations. Your report is a symphony of information, and your guidance ensures a harmonious performance! 🎼📊

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IELTS buddy

@IELTSbuddy

9 months

A candidate practising for the #IELTS test (academic task 1) posted this response to a line graph prompt. What do you think of their answer?

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IELTS buddy

@IELTSbuddy

10 months

In some #IELTS letters you have to apply for a job. Here's a sample job application prompt: You recently noticed a local restaurant that was offering a part-time job. Write a letter to the restaurant’s manager. In your letter: - explain that you would like to apply for the

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IELTS buddy

@IELTSbuddy

7 months

#IELTS candidates are often confused how IELTS reading is scored. Your raw score (points) is turned into a band score according as per the table. Learn more:

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IELTS buddy

@IELTSbuddy

6 months

Do you know enough vocabulary to write or speak about travel and tourism in the #IELTS test? Remember that vocabulary is 25% of your grade! Learn travel and tourism vocabulary:

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IELTS buddy

@IELTSbuddy

5 months

Using phrasal verbs can increase your score for #IELTS speaking and general training letters. Do you know these phrasal verbs?

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IELTS buddy

@IELTSbuddy

5 months

#IELTS Tip: 🎤 Practice speaking with varied intonation and stress! Pay attention to your tone, rhythm, and emphasis to convey meaning effectively. Mimic native speakers and strive for natural-sounding speech. It's not just what you say but how you say it! 🗣️🎶

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IELTS buddy

@IELTSbuddy

11 months

📝 #IELTS Tip: Writing Structure is Crucial! In Academic Writing Task 1, use a clear structure with an introduction, overview and body paragraphs to present data effectively. 📊

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IELTS buddy

@IELTSbuddy

7 months

In #IELTS writing and speaking, make sure your sentences have parallel structure. This is relevant to any structures, but to illustrate, below are examples of infinitives/gerunds and adverbs. #englishgrammar

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IELTS buddy

@IELTSbuddy

1 year

#IELTS Tip: When approaching the Reading section, don't forget that the questions often hold the keys to unlocking the passage's meaning. Look for keywords and hints within the questions to guide you toward the relevant parts of the text! 🗝️📚

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IELTS buddy

@IELTSbuddy

9 months

For #IELTS writing, make sure you know the different types of complex sentence and how to construct them using dependent and independent clauses.

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IELTS buddy

@IELTSbuddy

1 year

#IELTS Tip: When facing the Reading section, think of it as a marathon rather than a sprint. Pace yourself, and maintain your focus and energy throughout the entire passage. Don't get overwhelmed by the length; stay composed and tackle the questions systematically! 🏃‍♀️📖

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IELTS buddy

@IELTSbuddy

11 months

You may have to describe a Pie Chart in #IELTS Academic Task 1. Can you answer these key questions about this pie chart? What is the best way to organize your answer? a) Write one paragraph about immigration and one about emigration b) Write about the pie charts together,

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IELTS buddy

@IELTSbuddy

1 year

Sometimes in #IELTS listening you may get a map and you have to label it. For this you need to know and recognise the language of location as without it you may get the answer wrong. Here are some examples: - At the top / at the bottom - On the left / on the right - Left hand

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IELTS buddy

@IELTSbuddy

1 year

🎧 #IELTS Listening Tip: During the Listening test, pay attention to paraphrased or rephrased answers. This will help you to not miss answers as the speaker may express the same idea using different words. Be flexible and catch those synonyms! 🔄

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IELTS buddy

@IELTSbuddy

1 year

Improve your vocabulary for #IELTS with the academic word list. These are more words from sublist 2. Which word goes with which definition? 1. usual, typical, or expected 2. the act of putting money, effort, time, etc. into something to make a profit or get an advantage,

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IELTS buddy

@IELTSbuddy

10 months

📚 #IELTS Reading Tip: Time management is crucial! Quickly skim the passage to understand the main idea, and then scan for specific details. Avoid getting stuck on one section, and return if needed. This increases your chances of completing the reading section successfully.

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IELTS buddy

@IELTSbuddy

11 months

In #IELTS reading, do you know how to find answers quickly in the text? You should underline key words in the question, such as names, places and dates, or any other words that look relevant. These key words then help you to find the answer as you will scan the text quickly

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IELTS buddy

@IELTSbuddy

4 months

Paraphrasing is an essential skill in #IELTS . It's mentioned in the marking criteria for speaking: Band 5: Attempts paraphrase but not always with success. Band 6: Generally able to paraphrase successfully. Band 7: Effective use of paraphrase as required. Band 8: Effective use

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IELTS buddy

@IELTSbuddy

10 months

Sometimes you may have to write about two graphs together in #IELTS academic writing task 1. Do you know how to do this? What do you place in the overview and do you mix up the descriptions or write about them one after the other? Check out the model answer for this question

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IELTS buddy

@IELTSbuddy

11 months

#IELTS Tip: During the Speaking test, your responses should reflect genuine communication rather than rehearsed performance. Focus on conveying your thoughts clearly and engagingly. Remember, it's a friendly chat, not a scripted show! 🗣️🎙️

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IELTS buddy

@IELTSbuddy

11 months

As I always repeat, good grammar is essential for a high #IELTS score. Do you know about your nouns? You should do as they are the foundation upon which the English language is built. An examiner won't be impressed by mistakes with these! Check that you know the different types

Grammar Wiz

@grammar_wiz

11 months

When it comes to language and #Englishgrammar , a fundamental foundation is the understanding of 'Nouns.' So here we look at the various types of nouns, all with clear examples. #grammar #writing

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IELTS buddy

@IELTSbuddy

11 months

🎧 #IELTS Tip: Listening Skills Upgrade! Listen to a variety of accents and topics in English, such as podcasts, TED talks, and movies. It'll help you ace the listening section! 🎶

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IELTS buddy

@IELTSbuddy

11 months

With agree/disagree #IELTS essays, it's usually ok to write about one side (e.g. the side you agree with). Look at this question though: Although more and more people read news on the internet, newspapers will remain the most important source of news. To what extent do you

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IELTS buddy

@IELTSbuddy

1 year

In #IELTS Speaking Part 1 you don't need to give very lengthy responses to each question as you have around 12 questions and only 4-5 mins. Answers should though be more than a few words and should directly answer the question. Which of these responses is best? Choose the

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IELTS buddy

@IELTSbuddy

8 months

Using present and past participle phrases in your #IELTS writing can improve your score as they are viewed as 'complex' and allow you to express a more extensive range of sentiments and render your writing richer and more nuanced.

Grammar Wiz

@grammar_wiz

8 months

Using present and past participle phrases correctly and understanding "participles" and "adjectives", can significantly improve your English grammar. Check out the new #grammar lesson: #writing #english

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IELTS buddy

@IELTSbuddy

6 months

View a band 9 response to this #IELTS part 2 speaking prompt: Describe an activity you enjoy doing on the weekends. You should say: - What the activity is and what it involves. - When you first started doing the activity. - Whether you do the activity alone or with other

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IELTS buddy

@IELTSbuddy

3 months

A candidate has posted this response to this #IELTS essay question: In some countries, young people are encouraged to work or travel for a year between finishing high school and starting university studies. Discuss the advantages and disadvantages of taking a gap year before

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IELTS buddy

@IELTSbuddy

6 months

#IELTS Reading and Writing Tip: Focus on academic language! Familiarise yourself with academic vocabulary and writing styles commonly used in the IELTS exam to boost your scores in the reading and writing sections.

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IELTS buddy

@IELTSbuddy

1 year

#IELTS Tip 📚: When facing challenging reading questions, remember that time management is essential. Allocate adequate time for each question, and if you find one particularly difficult, move on to others. You can always come back later if time allows! 📚🕰️

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IELTS buddy

@IELTSbuddy

4 months

#IELTS Tip: 🗣️ Practice paraphrasing! Learn to express ideas in your own words without changing the meaning. Paraphrasing demonstrates your language proficiency and helps you avoid repetition in your speaking and writing tasks. It's a valuable skill for the IELTS exam! ✍️🔄

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IELTS buddy

@IELTSbuddy

1 year

A great way to improve your vocabulary for #IELTS is with the ACADEMIC WORD LIST. This is 570 of the most common academic words. There are 10 sublists (sublist 1 attached). We've got quizzes with all 570 words so you can boost your Vocab and band score.

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IELTS buddy

@IELTSbuddy

1 year

Improve your vocabulary for #IELTS with the academic word list. These are more words from sublist 2. Which word goes with which definition? 1. a part of something 2. a mathematical statement that two expressions are equal / a difficult problem which can only be understood if

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IELTS buddy

@IELTSbuddy

4 months

#IELTS Tips: 📖 Read sample essays, graphs, and letters to familiarise yourself with the writing style and structure expected in the exam. Analyse the strengths and weaknesses of each example to improve your own writing skills. Learning from others' successes and mistakes is

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IELTS buddy

@IELTSbuddy

9 months

#IELTS Tip for Speaking - try a Mind Map! Mind maps are a way to visually organise information. A single idea is placed in the middle, with ideas associated with that word around the edge. A mind map can be useful for IELTS speaking in part two because you can place the main

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IELTS buddy

@IELTSbuddy

9 months

📝 #IELTS Writing Tip: Enhance coherence with linking words! To connect your ideas effectively in essays, use phrases like "however," "on the other hand," or "in conclusion." These words create a logical flow and make your writing more cohesive.

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IELTS buddy

@IELTSbuddy

11 months

Do you know the right language for #IELTS line graphs? Which word should go in the gap for these sentences taken from a graph. 1. Public expenditure on education in Hong Kong _____________ continuously from 1995 to 1998. a) increases b) increased c) increasing 2. In 1995-6

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IELTS buddy

@IELTSbuddy

2 months

It comes up less often in #IELTS , but occasionally you get a diagram or process to describe. It's essential you know how to answer these just in case.

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IELTS buddy

@IELTSbuddy

10 months

Improve your #vocabulary for #IELTS with the academic word list. These are the first words from Sublist 3. Which word goes with which definition? 1. Matching or to be similar or equal to 2. Relating to a large company 3. A principle or standard by which something

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IELTS buddy

@IELTSbuddy

10 months

In #IELTS reading you may get a gap fill. You have to fill in the gaps of a summary of part of the text using words from a box. You can have a practice here. Look at the text and the words in the table and decide which word will fit in the gap. You won't use all the words. GAP

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IELTS buddy

@IELTSbuddy

6 months

What do you need to do to score and #IELTS band in part 2 of the speaking test (the long turn)? Check out the band 9 answer to this prompt: Describe a bike/motorbike/car trip you would like to go on. You should say: - where you would like to go - how you would like to go

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IELTS buddy

@IELTSbuddy

11 months

🗣️ #IELTS Speaking Tip: Record Yourself! Record your speaking practice sessions to identify areas for improvement. It's a great way to track your progress. 📼

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IELTS buddy

@IELTSbuddy

1 year

🕰️ #IELTS Reading Tip: To navigate the Reading section smoothly, manage your time wisely. Don't get stuck on a single question; if you find it challenging, move on to others. Always remember, the goal is to find the right answers efficiently while staying calm and focused! 📖

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IELTS buddy

@IELTSbuddy

11 months

#IELTS Tip: Reading Practice is Key! Boost your reading skills by tackling various texts, from news articles to academic papers. Understanding diverse content is essential for success. 📖

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IELTS buddy

@IELTSbuddy

1 year

Don't forget to learn the passive voice for #IELTS . You'll need this if you have to write about a process diagram. ACTIVE: The dog (subject) bit (verb) the boy (object) PASSIVE: The boy (new subject) was bitten (new verb form) by the dog (new object). When we describe a

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IELTS buddy

@IELTSbuddy

11 months

This #IELTS line graph was submitted by a candidate practicing for the test. What do you think of their answer? Does it meet the criteria for a good band score?

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IELTS buddy

@IELTSbuddy

11 months

Improve your #vocabulary for #IELTS with the academic word list. These are more words from Sublist 2. Which word goes with which definition? 1. fixed firmly so not likely to move or break / a place it is difficult to get out of or escape from 2. a detailed plan to

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IELTS buddy

@IELTSbuddy

8 months

#IELTS Listening Tip: 🎧 Don’t panic if you miss an answer in the listening section. Keep your focus on the upcoming questions; each question is a new opportunity. 🤞

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IELTS buddy

@IELTSbuddy

11 months

#IELTS Tip: Writing Task 1 requires you to be the storyteller of charts, graphs, or maps. Take your readers on a journey through the visual information, describing the trends and drawing attention to significant features. Make your report come alive with your narrative! 📊📝

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IELTS buddy

@IELTSbuddy

11 months

Gerunds can be useful in #IELTS to show off your English skills and produce a wider variety of sentence structures. Look at this speaking question and the two possible answers: Q: What do you like to do when you have free time? A: I like reading in my free time A: Reading is

Grammar Wiz

@grammar_wiz

11 months

Do you know what gerunds are and when to use them? Check out the new lesson which explains how gerunds are formed and their various functions in #englishgrammar . #grammar #writing #English

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IELTS buddy

@IELTSbuddy

9 months

🎧 #IELTS Listening Tip: Improve listening and writing simultaneously by practicing dictation. Listen to short passages and transcribe what you hear. This exercise enhances your accuracy in both skills.

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IELTS buddy

@IELTSbuddy

11 months

#IELTS Speaking Tip: Speaking is akin to sharing stories with a close friend. Imagine you're sipping tea together and comfortably discussing various topics. Let your words flow naturally, and create an atmosphere of warmth and genuine interaction! ☕🗣️

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IELTS buddy

@IELTSbuddy

1 year

For #IELTS speaking part 2, you should try to speak for the full 2 minutes. Check out a sample answer for this prompt: Describe a book you have recently read. You should say: what kind of book it is what it is about what sort of people would enjoy it And explain why you

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IELTS buddy

@IELTSbuddy

7 months

It's important to give a comprehensive and coherent answer in #IELTS speaking part 2 (the long turn). Take a look at this Band 9 answer to this prompt: Describe a popular person in your country. You should say: - who this person is - what he/she has done - why he/she is

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IELTS buddy

@IELTSbuddy

10 months

📝 #IELTS Tip: Stick to the Word Limit! Respect the word count restrictions in the writing test. Going under can affect your score. ✉️

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IELTS buddy

@IELTSbuddy

1 year

Do you know what idioms are? They are words that do not have the same meaning as the actual words used in the phrase. Using informal idioms can help with your #IELTS speaking score. These are some common examples:

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IELTS buddy

@IELTSbuddy

10 months

Guessing meaning from context will be a critical skill for you to learn for #IELTS reading. If you come across a word you do not understand, then you cannot spend a lot of time working out its meaning because you only have 20 minutes for each reading. Guessing meaning from

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IELTS buddy

@IELTSbuddy

1 year

Using a mix of tenses in your #IELTS speaking will impress the examiner. The future simple (will/going to) is easy. But can you use others such as the FUTURE PERFECT?

Grammar Wiz

@grammar_wiz

1 year

Do you know when to use the future perfect tense? - We will have finished dinner before the film starts. Check out the new #grammar lesson:

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IELTS buddy

@IELTSbuddy

1 year

💬 #IELTS Speaking Tip: In Speaking, vary your sentence structures. Mix simple, compound, and complex sentences to showcase your language skills and demonstrate your ability to express ideas effectively. Embrace versatility! 🌈

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IELTS buddy

@IELTSbuddy

1 year

Top #IELTS Listening Tip and Practice! Before each listening section, you have some time to look at the questions. You should use this time to look through the questions and get an idea of what you are going to be listening for and when it is a gap filling exercise you should

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IELTS buddy

@IELTSbuddy

1 year

Whether to use personal pronouns in essays for #IELTS is a question that comes up often with students studying for the test. Personal pronouns are words such as "I", "you", "we" and "they". Avoid a drop in your band score by finding out if and how you can use them

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IELTS buddy

@IELTSbuddy

1 year

🎧 #IELTS Speaking Tip: During the listening test, focus on the speaker's intonation. Emphasised words or changes in pitch often convey important information. Tune your ears and decode those subtle cues! 🎵

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IELTS buddy

@IELTSbuddy

1 year

In #IELTS academic writing task 1, you may sometimes get two graphs/diagrams to describe. If you do, make sure your overview mentions both graphs. Here's an example overview for the graph attached: The line graph illustrates the number of visitors in millions from the UK who

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@IELTSbuddy

10 months

📚 #IELTS Tip: Context Clues in IELTS reading! Use context to help you understand unfamiliar words in the reading test. In other words use the information around the word to help. This skill can be a lifesaver. 📰

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IELTS buddy

@IELTSbuddy

5 months

#IELTS Tip: 📚 Build a robust vocabulary arsenal! Learn synonyms, antonyms, & collocations to enrich your language repertoire. Use flashcards, vocabulary apps, or word lists to expand your word power daily. The more words you know, the better you can express yourself! 📖📚

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IELTS buddy

@IELTSbuddy

1 year

This graph was posted by a candidate practising for #IELTS . Look at the graph. Some errors have been highlighted in bold. Do you know what the errors are? They are things like subject-verb agreement; wrong tense; wrong choice of word; faulty punctuation. Match the error types

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@IELTSbuddy

8 months

Improve your #vocabulary for #IELTS with the academic word list. These are the sixth set of words from Sublist 3. Which word matches the definition? 1. based on truth or reason; able to be accepted 2. identify clearly and definitely 3. the state of being either male

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IELTS buddy

@IELTSbuddy

1 year

#IELTS Speaking Tip 🗣️ Aim for clear and coherent communication. While it's natural to use filler words like 'ums' and 'ahs,' try to minimize them and maintain a steady flow of speech. Imagine you're telling a captivating story, and let your words take center stage! 🚶

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@IELTSbuddy

6 months

#IELTS Speaking Tip: Stay calm and confident! Manage test-day nerves by practicing relaxation techniques and visualising success. Confidence can positively impact your performance across all sections of the exam.

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IELTS buddy

@IELTSbuddy

6 months

#IELTS Tip: Use online forums and social media groups to ask questions, share tips, and connect with other IELTS candidates. Learning from others' experiences can be invaluable.

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