One of the biggest challenges in IELTS Academic Task 1 is starting your sentences effectively. Using the right phrases makes your writing sound academic, fluent, and coherent. Below is a practical guide with examples for describing charts, graphs, tables, and diagrams. 1. Introducing the Visual When starting your report, clearly state what the chart, graph,…
A collocation is a natural combination of words that native speakers frequently use together. It’s not just any random pairing of words; certain words “fit” naturally with others, creating expressions that sound correct and fluent. For example: Collocations can be made of verbs + nouns, adjectives + nouns, nouns + nouns, or other word combinations:…
Write a letter to a college Principal, where you attended one day computer course and are unhappy about the way it was conducted. Explain the type of course, what happened and what can be done that it never happen again Sample Letter: Dear Principal, I am writing to express my concerns regarding a one-day computer…
One of the most powerful strategies in the IELTS Listening test is knowing how to predict answers before you actually hear the recording. This is especially important for Multiple Choice, Completion, and Short Answer questions. By predicting, you’re training your brain to listen with purpose. Let’s explore how this works and how you can apply…
IELTS Reading Practice Test – Sustainable growth at Didcot IELTS Reading Practice Test You have 20 minutes to complete this reading test. The timer will start automatically. When time is up, your test will be submitted automatically. 20:00 Reading Passage Questions Questions 14-19 Which paragraph contains the following information? Write the correct letter, A-l in…
The diagram illustrates the process of generating electricity from geothermal energy by using cold water and underground heat sources. Overall, the system involves five main stages, beginning with the pumping of cold water deep underground and culminating in the production of electricity for consumer use. The process makes use of underground hot rocks in the…
Using idiomatic expressions can make your English sound more natural and engaging, which is especially useful for IELTS Speaking and Writing. Here are ten idioms with examples and tips on usage:
Your friend will be staying at your home, but you can’t be there. Write a letter in which you explain: – How the keys will get to him/her – How to use the electrical appliances – Recommend some interesting places to visit Sample Letter: Dear Patrick, I hope this letter finds you well. I am…
It is common in IELTS to be asked to listen for a number. The most common number that IELTS use is the number 15 / 50. Many students have a problem with hearing the difference between these numbers. You might hear numbers in the following forms A Common Mistake with Numbers and a Trick to…
Improving your English vocabulary is one of the most effective ways to boost your IELTS score. But reading randomly isn’t enough. While reading exposes you to new words, research and experience show that you generally need to see a word or phrase multiple times before it sticks in your memory. If you read texts on…