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Choose an appropriate register for IELTS Writing: compare everyday expressions and alternatives, practise verbs, linkers and quantity phrases, and learn when to keep a simple word.
Learn the language of statistics that is the engine room of IELTS Task 1: proportion words, change verbs like double and triple, approximation expressions, and test yourself with a self-quiz at the end.
In this material you will learn the English expressions you need to talk about the weather and seasons, model answers for Part 1 and ready speaking frames for Part 3.
In this material you will learn to describe devices not by listing technical features but with natural expressions like 'can't do without' and 'keeps me connected', plus a model answer and ready frames for Part 3.
Instead of just saying 'I do sport', speak with concrete, natural phrases: in this material you will learn core expressions such as take up, work out and keep fit, an extended vocabulary bank, model answers on sport and Part 3 frames.
Learn how to run a full Speaking mock test alone by recording yourself on your phone, how to keep a three-column feedback sheet, and how to improve your answers week by week with a 7-day cycle.
Learn to express your taste naturally when talking about books, films and music: five core phrases, an extended collocation bank, two full model answers and flexible frames for Part 3 questions.
This strategy lesson teaches you not to freeze when you meet unknown words in IELTS Reading passages, to recover the meaning with definition, contrast and example clues, and to know when it is simply right to skip a word and move on.
Try a five-minute Task 2 planning exercise: a four-line template, note-taking adapted to your test format and worked plans for three question types. Any time saved depends on individual practice.
This guide walks you through the whole flow of the IELTS Listening test: the character of the four parts, the accents you will hear, how time is divided, the differences between the paper and computer versions, and the golden rules that lead to success.
Learn how the words on the question paper are hidden in the audio in IELTS Listening: 50 paraphrase pairs, three paraphrase mechanisms and a recognition drill on original transcript snippets, with answers.
In this material you will study the core and extended collocation banks for describing people and places in IELTS Speaking Part 2, as well as two full model answers.
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