27 Sep 2018
Picking the Right Words in IELTS Writing
EFFECTIVE COMMUNICATION USES VARIED AND APPROPRIATE VOCABULARY It’s important to pick words that are clear and suit the purpose and audience of the text. Using the same words all the time can be boring, so try to use synonyms to help you get a good band score in IELTS Writing. Avoid overused words Using a
21 Sep 2018
Speaking Topic in IELTS Exam Held in Chandigarh on 10th September
Describe something important that you lost Recently I had to give a presentation in my IELTS institute on Global warming. I had really worked hard for it and I had made a presentation, including various videos and lectures from eminent environmentalists. I had stored the entire data in a pen drive. On that particular day,
04 Sep 2018
Questions from statements in the IELTS Listening Module
In IELTS, Candidates find multiple – choice tasks very daunting, as they are unable to comprehend the meaning and co-relate the questions with the answers. Sometimes the question stems are phrased as statements. For example: Students visiting a festival should arrive at ………….. When should students visiting the festival arrive? The most important purpose of
30 Aug 2018
Understanding of Maps in IELTS Listening Section
In map labeling tasks, firstly a candidate must be clear about the directions: Before listening to the audio scripts, look carefully at the map and ask yourself where things are in relation to the question numbers. Then listen for descriptions which match your ideas. As you go into the station, the post office is in
25 Aug 2018
The Speaking Section in IELTS
Describing People In IELTS exam a candidate is often asked a topic, a people, a family member, a friend, a teacher, a neighbor etc. In this type of task card, adjectives can be used to highlight a person’s qualities. For example if the task card is about ‘a teacher you remember from your school
20 Aug 2018
Baby Steps Through Writing Essay
First Read and classify the question. You need to decide what kind of topic you have got an A, H, or S. It will affect the way you plan your essay. Second Here you need to come up with ideas, thoughts and opinions in the given topic. The best way to do it is, to
16 Aug 2018
Different Types of IELTS Essays
There are three categories of essays namely, Argumentative (A), Hidden (H) and Situational (S). Topics “A” present an Argument and you need to explore pros and cons, reasons for and against, while you support only one side. Topics “H” present a Hidden Argument. These topics usually ask “To what extent…?” “In what way……?” “How has
11 Aug 2018
Improve Your Reading Score By Following The Three Strategies Mentioned Below
Style: When filling the answers, copy the example’s style. For demonstration look at the following table: USA UK New Zealand Divorces rate Example 1: 55% Marriage Example 2: First Example I If the example says “55%” give your answer in this exact form, a number and %. Any other form or style (like ‘55’ or
08 Aug 2018
Practice of Listening Module in IELTS
Use the following tips to help you score good band in IELTS Listening Predicting in tables (Listening) (Form Filling) Prepare for form filling by familiarizing yourself with the sounds in the English alphabet. The only way to improve is to train your “ears” to separate and understand the words you hear in the flow of
02 Aug 2018
IELTS Speaking Discussion Questions – Part 3
In Speaking Part 3, a candidate is expected to discuss some questions related to a topic. Often these questions are formed in predictable ways: To what extent In what ways What are the main differences between Which do you prefer What… How… For instance, if you get a topic related to shopping the possible questions