This post covers the three key areas you must know about before taking IELTS on computer – the basics, computer vs paper test differences, and where and how to practise.
IELTS Writing: The easiest way to fail
Andrew Stokes suggests three key questions to ask yourself before your IELTS test. These will tell you if you’re ready for your IELTS test or not.
IELTS Reading: True / False / Not Given
In this post, Sahar Azzam breaks down the True / False / Not Given question – what to look for, how to answer it and other useful tips and lessons.
IELTS Listening: Beware the distractor!
In this post, Bryan Dowie gives examples of distractors you might find in the IELTS Listening test – and how you can spot them.
IELTS Speaking: Improve your fluency
Kevin McLaven shares two ways you can improve your speaking fluency – and your band score.
IELTS Preparation: One stress-free week
If you’re short of time, try this one-week study plan to prepare for your upcoming IELTS test.
IELTS Writing: Failing to plan is planning to fail!
In this post, Kishore Roy discusses the importance of planning ahead in the IELTS Writing test and practise planning with a new exercise.
IELTS Reading: Keyword synonyms
To find the right answers, you have to know what you’re looking for. Learn how keyword synonyms can boost your band score.
IELTS Listening: Nine frequently asked questions
We answer nine most frequently asked questions about the IELTS Listening test.
IELTS Speaking: The psychological aspects
The psychological aspects of the IELTS Speaking test are almost as important as the content. Here are some things to consider when you enter the exam room.