TOEFL exam (Test of English as a Foreign Language) is a test for aspirants who want to study abroad andget some international experience. All students whose first language isn’t English must take this exam.People besides students take the TOEFL exam because it’s required for getting a visa. The TOEFL exam isfor people who’ve finished high …
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Many non-native speakers find the IELTS Speaking Task one of the hardest IELTS Tasks. Even native speakers have trouble expressing themselves in a one-on-one conversation. Speaking part 1 lasts 4-5 minutes, and you’ll be asked questions about your family, home, hobbies, job/studies. It’s easier to talk about yourself than more abstract topics in the reading …
There is no exclusive “vocabulary test” in IELTS test but despite that, IELTS vocabulary has a 25% of share in the marking criterion for every section. Not only a rich vocabulary catches the examiner’s eye but also influences your IELTS speaking skills too. A vast vocabulary helps candidates communicate better, elaborately and smoother. Here are …
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The IELTS speaking test section is what most candidates are most concerned about. To some extent mastering reading, listening and writing is possible but what about speaking? One of the underlying challenges in the speaking section is fear and lack of confidence. So can we wipe this fear out and gain more confidence? Yes, you …
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The IELTS writing section is divided into 2 sections, both having different weightage of the score but seemingly equal importance. Task 1 and task 2 of the IELTS writing section assesses a candidate’s different set of skills from identifying vital information to systematically putting it together. Although both should be taken equally seriously, IELTS writing …
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Writing task 1 requires you to describe a diagram, chart, pie diagram, process or graph in 150 words. Not only your task is to identify critical information but it’s also to utilize accurate grammar for IELTS. Here’s where you need to understand how the IELTS Writing grammar score works, and how to improve it. In …
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We congratulate you for coming so far! I assume that if you are reading this article, you are already halfway through your international dreams. You may have recently started your IELTS prep and now you are on your way to the IELTS registration. IELTS booking is a fairly easy procedure that we will try to …
IELTS writing task 1 requires you to describe a graph, table, chart or diagram within the frame of 150 words. Ideally, you should wrap this task in 20 minutes or less. Task 1 is crafter to test your ability to recognize important information and systematically arrange it in your own words. However, there is so …
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In the speaking section, you are given one of the IELTS speaking topics and one minute to think about it. After your one minute of thinking and notes-making, you are asked to talk about it for 2 minutes. Your heart just rushes and due to panic, the brain stops to think after couple of seconds. …
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What are the grammar mistakes that pull your IELTS results down? Experts say, a 9 band scoring candidate also makes unknowing errors, but they are vigilant on commonly made mistakes and so their unknowing slips are unnoticed at times. Grammar mistakes are easy to commit, but requires learned skill to cover up. Grammar drives the …
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