Crack the IELTS Code: 2 Must-Have Tools to Bring to Your IELTS Exam
What if I told you that you could take two essential tools with you to the IELTS exam room to crack the IELTS code—tools that…
Category: Grammar and Vocabulary for IELTS
IELTS at British Council or IDP?
This post is a rewrite – after what you’ve already guessed…a change of mind. In 2024, I wrote up this post and my go-to place…
The IELTS Vocabulary Struggle: How I Finally Made Words Sticks!
Have you ever learned a word, felt confident you understood it, but couldn’t recall it when needed? Maybe you knew the meaning and could recognize…
Academic English and IELTS
Academic English has been used to represent the English that we “should use” in IELTS to get “a high band score”. But have you understood…
I can’t believe I need to explain “unknown” versus “unaware” to you
I wouldn’t have believed it if I had told myself a few years ago that I needed to explain the difference between “unknown” and “unaware”.…
Is “very” very bad for IELTS Writing and Speaking?
If you’ve taken a look at IELTS, you must have been told to avoid “very” at all cost in your IELTS Writing and IELTS Speaking.…
Achieve 9.0 in IELTS Letter with Subjunctive Mood
Enhance IELTS Letter: Learn to apply the subjunctive mood effectively in crafting persuasive letters. Essential guidance inside!
[IELTS Grammar] Comparatives and Superlatives
Comparatives and Superlatives are two of the most important grammar points, not only in IELTS but also in our daily life. Let's talk!
Everything you need to know about the IELTS exam
In this post, you will learn about the most essential information about the IELTS exam, including the format, free practice sources, and trustworthy t…
