Best approaches to each part of the IELTS Listening test
Is Google Translate really that bad?
How to benefit from Google translate? Google Translate is the best translation app available for smartphones today, and you probably have it installed on your devices. As the name suggests, it is meant to be used for translation, NOT language learning! Let’s see...
What IELTS test center to select
What IELTS test center to select Q & A about IELTS TEST CENTERS What IELTS test center to select https://ieltsjuice.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/08/What-IELTS-test-center-to-select.mp3 Choosing the best IELTS test center can become quite a challenge for some IELTS...
Use idioms at IELTS when pigs fly
Is it wise to learn as many idioms as you can? Use idioms at IELTS when pigs fly https://ieltsjuice.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/08/Use-idioms-at-IELTS-when-pigs-fly.mp3 To get a high score at IELTS, some suggest that IELTS candidates should learn as many idioms as...
8 ways to immerse yourself in English
How to apply Immersion method in your English learning? One of the best approaches to language learning is immersion. It is a natural learning method that involves learning a language through that language, just like a baby. Through this method, like the way children...
The Value of ONE Minute at IELTS
The Value of ONE Minute at IELTS A lesson on the importance of time management Time is of absolute importance in the IELTS test. No matter which section you are doing, every minute counts, so you must have a plan for every one of them. Therefore, do not spend more...
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