Click here to visit the Source: This is a question that we received in our Private Facebook group; feel free to joinI would like to ask if during my IELTS speaking exam part 1 I feel nervous, can I just close my eyes or look in another direction or just cover my eyes with a…
The person who impressed me the most during my primary school years was my English teacher, Mrs. Sharma. She had an incredible impact on my academic development and personal growth, and her teaching style left a lasting impression on me. I first met her when I was in the fourth grade, and from the very…
A polite person I remember meeting as a stranger was a shop assistant at a local bookstore. I encountered him about a year ago when I was looking for some IELTS preparation books. Although our interaction was brief, his courteous behavior and professional attitude left a lasting impression on me. When I entered the bookstore,…
A high band score for her performance in the IELTS speaking section, from www.aehelp.com. This interview is part one of three. For the full video, practice tests and interactive course go to our website and join. It introduces important ideas about fluent English using natural fillers. Make sure to do this at home to pass…
Something important that I lost, which caused me a lot of stress at the time, was my wallet. This incident happened about two years ago while I was traveling back home from college. The wallet was not only valuable because it contained money, but also because it held several essential items such as my student…
A beautiful city that I had the opportunity to visit is Paris, the capital of France. I traveled there during a family vacation two years ago, and the experience left an indelible impression on me. Paris is often called the “City of Light,” and I found this description very apt because the city exudes charm,…
View the original source here Most students ask ‘Which tenses can I use?’ Actually, you can use any tenses you want in IELTS Speaking Part 2. It depends on what meaning you want to convey. There may be chances to use past, present and future tenses. What is important, is that you try and show…
Click here to view the original post The linking words you use in your IELTS speaking section tell the examiner how well you know the given topic and also helps the examiner to assess you based on your fluency. For those who speak English often, linking words or linkers come without any effort. But you…
Click here for the original post A student asked me whether it’s a good idea to give long, detailed answers or short, direct answers in part 1 of the speaking test. Let’s look at two example answers for the same question. Do you know which method I recommend? Question: What do you dislike about your…