In the IELTS writing task 2 context, crafting a well-structured introduction is essential. It encompasses various components, one crucial element being a sentence that previews the essay's content and purpose.
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The zero conditional expresses general truths or facts that always hold true. It is structured with the present simple tense in both the if-clause and the main clause. Here are 100 questions in the zero conditional.
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Many students use overly complex grammar in IELTS writing to impress the examiner. This misconception leads to grammatical errors and lost marks in various areas. In this post, we will explore complex sentences in IELTS writing, understanding what they entail, when to use them, and how to create them effectively.
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One key skill that examiners are looking for is your ability to use different grammatical structures and tenses within the test. Lower level students will often stick to simple tenses which can limit their ability to properly express certain ideas. Mastering the perfect tenses will allow you to boost your range and to express yourself with greater confidence and fluency.
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Paraphrasing is a very important skill if you want to succeed in the IELTS test. You are expected to paraphrase in both the speaking and written examination to demonstrate your wide vocabulary range.
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Following the success of my last blog on the topic. I have decided to write again about idioms that you can easily use in IELTS speaking to boost your score.
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An essential book list for IELTS preparation.
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