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Improve Your Handwriting Today

Improve Your Handwriting Today

by | Jul 25, 2019 | Writing

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

by | Jul 23, 2019 | 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

by | Jul 22, 2019 | Writing

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...
How to write and talk about money

How to write and talk about money

by | Jul 20, 2019 | Listening, Speaking, Writing

How to write and talk about money Talk about price and writing them down When you go shopping, or want to pay for a ticket, or you find yourself in the local bank, how do you say prices? How do you write them? It is also a common subject in IELTS listening test. There...
How to write a standard English letter

How to write a standard English letter

by | Jul 19, 2019 | Writing

Get ready for firts writing task in General Training IELTS In many English courses writing gets a low priority. Sometimes you do have a chance to practise some writing, but without focus on letters (or emails). This is surprising, because emails are probably the most...
Let’s eat grandma!

Let’s eat grandma!

by | Jul 19, 2019 | Writing

Let’s eat, grandma. “Let’s eat grandma!” Or “Let’s eat, grandma.”? This week, we are going to focus on a key punctuation mark: comma. Commas (,) generally reflect pauses in speech, but it is not always that simple. Here are 8...