Best approaches to each part of the IELTS Listening test
Strange laws of the world
Unusual international legislation Every country has its own laws. Some are logical and useful, but some are strange or in some cases even hilarious! In this lesson, you will learn some useful expressions you can use when talking about what is legal and what is not....
I Speak English. What Next?
A lesson on writing a report Listen to the audio version! https://ieltsjuice.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/07/I_Speak_English_What_Next_ieltsjuice.com_.mp3 English is an official language of almost 60 sovereign states and the most commonly spoken language in the United...
Improve Your Handwriting Today
Improve Your Handwriting Today Poor handwriting leads to disastrous reasult IELTS examiners cannot assess your work if your handwriting is illegible. In other words, your handwriting must be clear and readable. This is certainly important in IELTS Writing module, but...
The 10 Commandments of Writing
The 10 Commandments of Writing Obey the 10 commands and your mistakes will be corrected Even the best English students make small and easy-to-avoid mistakes which can still damage even the best pieces of writing; we have all been there. Because of this, here are ten...
Secrets behind the Hyphen
Secrets behind the Hyphen A lesson on how hyphen works The Hyphen (-) is a short horizontal line which is mainly used between two or more words to form a single meaning. By using a hyphen, we show that the word before and the word after are joined and this is a new...
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IELTS Listening
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IELTS Reading
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How to write letters, reports & essays based on IELTS criteria
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IELTS Speaking
Top tips and speaking practice materials for the three parts
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IELTS Essential Words
Absolutely essential words for the IELTS test
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What’s IELTS
An introductory course providing an overview of the IELTS test and format.
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One Word or Two
Focusing on words that may appear to be composed of two separate parts but are, in fact, written as a single word.