The IELTS Writing test has a complex format that students are expected memorise. Information about the format and preparation with tips on how to improve quickly! Start now in time for your test. Home > IELTS > Writing > General Task 1 Task 2 IELTS Writing Test General Description: Format The Writing test contains two … Read more
Sweeping statements are statements which cover a broad topic in a concise or even terse manner. They make it seem as if everybody does something. This is really common in both speaking and writing, especially in exams such as IELTS, C1 Advanced and B2 First. Expanding on these statements make your language much richer, and … Read more
Introduction In IELTS writing, you are marked on four criteria: Task Response, Coherence and Cohesion, Lexical resource and Grammar Range and Accuracy (GRA). In this post, we’re going to talk about the last one, IELTS Grammar Range and Accuracy (GRA) and especially about what simple steps you can take to improve this score. Home > … Read more
Noun Phrases Noun phrases are common in English and are especially good to use in essays such as the IELTS Writing Test or Cambridge B2 First Task 1 and C1 Advanced Task 1. Examiners will take note their use and how complex they are, so it is worthwhile taking the time to practice and use … Read more
Improve Your Skills! Write confidently by learning what you can and cannot do in formal essay writing. Be in control when you write to make it quick and easy! Many exam essay writers need to write formal or academic essays, such as IELTS Writing Task 1 and Task 2, B2 First Writing Part 1 or … Read more
Get the Facts! Give yourself a chance in your exam, don’t make too many Subject-Verb Agreement errors. Rules, examples and more to help you improve your skills. I speak to many students each year, for speaking and writing tests. There are certain common errors that appear regularly, such as errors with articles. Subject-verb agreement is … Read more