Qualifying IELTS is very important for those people who wish to study or work abroad. The International English Language Testing System (IELTS) is the most important test to be cleared by those candidates, who want to take their career to the next level. IELTS is essential for those who are planning to migrate to foreign […]
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IELTS General or Academic? #ielts #learnenglish
The Difference between General Training and Academic Module – http://wp.me/p7oHwh-1f
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IELTS READING #ielts #learnenglish
(Photo credit: http://bit.ly/1VOSHJ5) Anyone who has sat their IELTS exam has to admit that the Reading section is definitely the most difficult of the four disciplines. But why is that? By the time you get to do IELTS you should be good enough at all the aspects of English that the Reading section should be […]
via The hardest IELTS discipline – Reading – the problems and the solution — AIYSHAH’S ENGLISH PAGE
128 Words to Use Instead of “Very” —#ielts #learnenglish
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via 128 Words to Use Instead of “Very” — Adventures and Musings of an Arch Druidess
128 Words to Use Instead of “Very”
http://www.proofreadingservices.com/pages/very
via 128 Words to Use Instead of “Very” — Adventures and Musings of an Arch Druidess
IELTS questions #ielts #learnenglish
IELTS Questions #ielts #learnenglish – http://wp.me/p7cewP-6I
IELTS Skype Teacher www.facebook.com/englishwithjoseph #learnenglish #ielts
Free IELTS Courses #ielts #learnenglish
If you are preparing to take the IELTS test and don’t want to spend a large amount of money as well as your time attending IELTS courses at Englisg centres, this course is for you. It is brought to everyone by the University of Queensland, Australia and designed for self-study. You will be supplied with […]
IELTS WRTING SCORE #learnenglish #ielts
In our latest article, I’ll tell you how to improve your IELTS writing score by using parallelism. What is Parallelism? Parallel means two things (lines, objects, etc) running next to each other, having the same space between them at all points. For example, look at the word “parallel” itself – the two ls in […]




