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IELTS Writing Task 1: Phrases and Collocations for Describing Tables, Graphs, and Charts
Improve your IELTS Writing Task 1 scores with our guide to phrases and collocations for describing tables, graphs, and charts.
A Comprehensive Guide to IELTS Academic Writing: Task 1
Master the IELTS Academic Writing Task 1 with this comprehensive guide, covering strategies and examples.
How to use Collocations in the IELTS test
Discover how collocations impact your IELTS scores. Improve your band score by learning collocations and how to use them.
Important synonyms to use in your IELTS test
Learn how to use synonyms in the IELTS test to help you achieve a better score.
Reach a band 5 and higher in IELTS General Training Writing
Learn how to improve your writing skills and reach a band 5 or higher in the IELTS General Training Writing Test.
What does Lexical Resource mean in the IELTS Writing test?
Learn all about Lexical Resource and improve your scores in the IELTS Writing test.
IELTS Writing Task 1: Phrases and Collocations for Describing Diagrams and Maps
Enhance IELTS Writing Task 1 skills with phrases and collocations for describing diagrams and maps.
IELTS Speaking and Writing: Using linkers to improve cohesion
Learn about linking words and how they can help content flow smoothly and improve your cohesion in the Writing and Speaking tests.
Your Guide to IELTS Reading: True, False, Not Given
Hear from IELTS Experts Rocco Nigro and Andy Watts as they discuss the True, False, Not Given question type in the IELTS Reading test.
Enhancing Coherence and Cohesion: Referencing in IELTS Writing
This article explores the importance of referencing in IELTS writing and provides tips on how to effectively incorporate references into your writing.