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Most candidates walk into the IELTS speaking test knowing what they want to say. The problem is getting it out in a way that sounds natural, confident, and developed enough to score well. One skill separates the Band 6 answer from the Band 7.5 answer more than almost anything else: the ability to extend your […]
Most IELTS candidates lose marks in Task 2 not because their English is bad, but because their essays are structurally weak. The examiner can’t follow the argument. The position shifts halfway through. The conclusion says something new. These are fixable problems, and fixing them is exactly what this post is about. What IELTS Task 2 […]
A lot of IELTS candidates lose marks not because they lack ideas, but because their ideas don’t connect. The examiner reads a paragraph and thinks: I see what you mean, but how did we get here? That’s a cohesion problem, and it’s very fixable. This post covers cohesive devices — what they are, how to […]
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