Hi, today we’re going to write a model answer for this process task. I’ll show you how to write the full answer, beginning with identifying

PPF stands for past, present and future. You can use the PPF technique to extend your answers to IELTS speaking part 1 questions and increa

he first thing you should do in the introduction of your IELTS Academic Writing Task 1 answer, is paraphrase the task rubric.

After this, you should identify the key features or main trends in the graph, chart or diagram.

Now, there are two major problems I see in the way IELTS students often use linkers. One, they don’t use them at all, and the links between

Did you know that one of the best ways to start your IELTS writing task 2 is simply to paraphrase the task question?

The past simple, past continuous, and past perfect. These narrative tenses make an answer in IELTS Speaking much more effective.

Today we're going to look at the different kinds of IELTS Writing Task 2 questions that you might see, and discuss how you approach

Topic specific advanced vocabulary for outdoor activities Outdoor activities is one of those topics that regularly comes up in IELTS....

Should you lie in the IELTS test? This may seem like a funny question, but it’s an important one, because often candidates get into trouble

There are clearly things you can do in the IELTS test to improve your score without necessarily learning any new vocabulary or grammar.

It’s much easier to raise your score by half a band than if you had a vocabulary or grammar problem.

Today, we’ll discuss 6 reasons why this IELTS Writing Task 2 model answer will score in bands 8 to 9 in IELTS writing.

If you want to reach the high bands in IELTS you'll need context specific vocabulary, so here's 20 advanced words and phrases you can use

You can be anyone or say anything you want in IELTS, so don't worry about being honest, or giving your real opinions.

You should look for the most obvious trends or features in the data. At this point you should not describe any aspects of the data in detail

The first thing you should do in the introduction of your IELTS Writing Task 2 answer, is paraphrase the task rubric

The task rubric gives you a lot of information about what the chart shows. Pay attention to key words in in the rubric that tell you what to

1. You must talk about what is on the card Read the card carefully. What you say doesn’t need to be true, but it must be relevant. 

How do some people get band 8 or 9 in IELTS Speaking Part 2? Maybe it’s because they know how to use the narrative tenses to tell a story.