Question: Why is he going away? There: There is a dog in the yard. Commands: (You) Come here. Appositive Phrase: John Smith, a champion surfer, wore a black shirt. Gerund: …
Conclusion: Line 12: Restate your thesis statement (In conclusion, this essay has discussed …) Line 13: Add your opinion (In my opinion, …) Example: Thesis: Line 3: This essay …
There are 4 possible different audio types during the audio part of the IELTS exam: They are: Section 1: conversation – 2 people Section 2: talk – mostly 1 person …
Task 3, Listening for Information This task is a dialogue between two people that uses difficult vocabulary for a specific event. Usually, one speaker is an expert in their field …
Always remember that adjectives that end in -ed are used as ‘the effect’ or a cause and that adjectives that end in –ing are usually ‘the cause‘. For example: The …
The Body Paragraphs for Write Essay usually always follow the same pattern due to the 20-minute time constraint (55 minutes or 1 hour for all Writing Tasks). Since a computer …
Matching Features You might to asked to Match Features based on Facts, Opinions, or Theories found in several paragraphs of text. The general procedure is as follows, but the focus …
Task 2, Listen to a Daily Life Conversation In this task, there will be 5 spoken questions after the test taker listens to a conversation between 2 people. There will …
Remember to Pause the Video when the Read Aloud sentence appears. On the exam, you will have 20 seconds to Record yourself.

