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IELTS WRITING #ielts #learnenglish

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 […]

via Tips to Improve IELTS Writing Skills — vipindasblog

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 […]

via IELTSx – Free IELTS online course — phunguyen

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 […]

via Improve Your IELTS Writing With Parallelism — tedielts

IELTS Preparation #ielts #learnenglish

What is IELTS? The English language testing system is English language proficiency test. It is a very popular test for higher education or worldwide migration. Every year million of people take the test. It is designed by experts to evaluate all of your English skills like reading listening writing and speaking and results that how […]

via Complete Guide to IELTS Preparation. — The Learnify

IELTS HELP #ielts #learnenglish #ielts

Louis Rogers is a freelance author and senior academic tutor at the University of Reading. He has worked in a number of countries and taught in various contexts ranging from young learners to Academic English. Louis is co-author of Oxford EAP B1+, Foundation IELTS Masterclass, Proficiency Masterclass and Intermediate and Upper Intermediate Skills for Business […]

via IELTS Speaking Practice: Part 3 – What’s the word? — Oxford University Press

What kind of learner are you? — Ace Your Class #ielts #learnenglish

Do you learn best by watching, listening, or doing something? These 3 different ways to learn are also called visual, auditory, and kinesthetic. If you know your best learning styles, you can study better; focus on materials in your styles. For example, if learning English is easier by listening, you can study with a lot […]

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