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    7 Ways Idioms Can LOWER Your IELTS Score

    7 Ways Idioms Can LOWER Your IELTS Score

    Avoid these mistakes when using idioms in IELTS: Only use idioms when it is appropriate. Writing Task 1 Academic, Writing Task 2 and formal letters

    IELTS Reading

    How to Improve IELTS Reading and Listening Skills

    Students often ask me 'How do I improve my reading and listening skills?' The short answer is 'Read and listen more.' However, this is not a very

    IELTS Reading – Skimming and Scanning

    Skimming and scanning are two of the most misunderstood and misused skills in the whole IELTS test. This is mostly down to poor advice from teachers

    Is Writing Task 1 Important?

    Is Writing Task 1 Important?

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G8SUrKs-Nfs At least once a week I get a student who emails me saying that they got a 6.5 yet again and they are

    Recent Confusing Questions

    Recent Confusing IELTS Questions

    A lot of you send me your Writing questions after you do your exam. Recently, there have been a few very confusing questions. One student even emailed

    Speaking Part 3 Tips

    Speaking Part 3 Tips

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QoeKYAqBRtE After your 2 minute monologue in Part 2 of the Speaking test, the examiner will ask you around 4-5 more

    IELTS Speaking Part 2 Tips

    IELTS Speaking Part 2 Tips

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EbfM8XClyoU Many consider Speaking Part 2 to be the most difficult part of the IELTS Speaking test because it is a

    IELTS Speaking Part 1- Dos and Don'ts

    IELTS Speaking Part 1- Dos and Don’ts

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TnPsrlxITmI Speaking Part 1 lasts between 4-5 minutes and you will be asked questions about familiar topics, such

    Easy Ways to Extend Your Part 1 Answers

    This article will look at how long your answers should be in Part 1 of the Speaking test and some simple ways to make your answers better. I am often

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