IELTS Writing practice is essential for anyone who wants to improve their score, but you must know where to find real IELTS questions and you must practice in a way that is going to help you improve your score. There are many effective ways to practice IELTS Writing but also, many ways that are a […]
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IELTS General Writing: Your General Training Guide
This article will show you the differences between IELTS General Writing and IELTS Academy Writing and also show you exactly where to find all the help you need for your General Training Writing test. Writing is comprised of two tasks: Task 1 Task 2 There are big differences between the General Training and Academic. However, […]
Governments should spend more money on railways rather than roads- Sample Answer
Governments should spend more money on railways rather than roads. To what extent do you agree or disagree? One of my students attempted this question from Cambridge IELTS 11. What do you think of their answer? Some people say that the government ought to allocate more of their budget to rail than roadways. I totally […]
IELTS Task 2 Sample Answer- Self-Driving Cars
On 24th of June 2017, a number of my students did the test and reported the following Writing Task 2 questions: Scientists predict that in the future cars will be driven by computers. What are the reasons behind this? Is it a positive or negative development? Some people prefer travelling alone when they experience a […]
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Are you ready for the IELTS Writing Tasks? Writing is said to be the hardest of all the four IELTS skills to master. This is not because it is more difficult than the other skills, but because students do not get good feedback. IELTS Advantage offers a unique correction service that helps students improve their […]
A Guide to Telling the IELTS Examiner Lies
I was chatting to an IELTS examiner about things that stop students doing well on their speaking and writing tests and one thing he said was really interesting- ‘The speaking and writing tests are not lie detector tests.’ What he means is that many students think that you have to tell the absolute truth. You […]