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The IELTS Tests patterns are made in such a way so as to test a candidate on how efficient he is in all forms of the English language. By all forms it means that the IELTS judges the proficiency of a student’s proficiency of 1) Listening, 2) Speaking, 3) Reading and 4) Writing the English […]
The IELTS Essay writing skills deserve getting a special attention. As, the IELTS test is known to be the most popular and trusted test of proficiency in all forms of the English language, no need to explain the standard it maintains. Writing a perfect essay in the IELTS test is not just writing any essay. […]
The IELTS Tests are designed to test the ultimate level of proficiency in all forms of the English language of a student/candidate. The IELTS Academic tests are for students who want to study at undergraduate or postgraduate level in a foreign English speaking country. The IELTS tests certify students/candidates with a Band Score, the higher […]
IELTS Writing Test takes the candidate’s ultimate efficiency to write ‘Two quite different pieces of writing’ within the stipulated short period of time, 60 minutes. The test is divided into two parts, candidates need to complete both the parts of the test within given time. As usual in other tests of IELTS tests, the IELTS […]
In the IELTS Writing Test, you need to write in complex sentences where applicable. Candidates often seem to have a misconception that, the more complex sentences they write, the better ‘Band Score’ they would get. Often in the process, they write wrong sentences and lose marks. Writing ‘]Complex Sentences, as and when applicable is an […]
The IELTS Test has no part which tests only the vocabulary of a candidate. But a wide range of vocabulary is indispensable, as your vocabulary is responsible for 25% marks in the IELTS writing and speaking tests. The vocabulary is also important for the IELTS Listening test and the IELTS Reading test. Initially, you have to build up […]
The one liner answer is you might do that, but you should not do that, rather you should be prepared for uncommon topics as well. The candidates who appear in the IELTS Tests desire for getting some common topics so that it become easy for them to answer. Who doesn’t want to know ‘Common Questions’ […]
The Writing Task1 of the IELTS General Training Test is pretty simple compared to the Task1 of the Academic Writing Test. For the General Training Task1, you would be given a topic, in the form of a problem or a crisis, and you would have to write a letter in response to that in not […]
The IELTS Writing Task1 (Academic) provides the student to write explaining a Line/Bar Graph/Pie Chart/Double Line Graph/Table. The Student/candidate needs to write/explain the data available from the Graph or Table, as is the case may be. The writing has to be within minimum 150 words, but not exceeding the limit by +50 words. This test is […]
If you are planning to take the IELTS Academic test, you are advised to have adequate synonyms for each word in your vocabulary and apply them appropriately in your writing. The IELTS Task 1 of the ‘Academic Writing Test’, requires you to use a good range of ‘Typical/Suitable Vocabulary’ to present the given set of […]