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The rule of concord (a.k.a. subject-verb agreement) is all about ensuring your subject and verb are in agreement. In other

Table of Contents Relative Pronouns 1.1 Who 1.2 That 1.3 Which 1.4 Whom 1.5 Whose 1.6 Where 1.7 When Common

Gerunds are verbs ending with -ing that are used as nouns and can act as a subject, object or compliment

It’s crucial to master the passive voice in order to maintain a formal tone and contribute to the clarity of

Using a variety of linking words, aka connectors and transitions, accurately is crucial to obtaining a high band score in

To receive a 9 Band in IELTS Listening, you must strive to achieve a near-perfect (39) or perfect (40) score

The IELTS (International English Language Testing System) exam is designed to test non-native speakers’ English proficiency. It is often used

The speaking section is the shortest part of the IELTS exam, which is why you need to impress the examiner

IELTS Academic Task 1 is all about testing your ability to analyse a graph, chart, or diagram. Although this can

In IELTS General Task 1, you’ll be scored on your grammatical range and accuracy. The goal is to have mainly

1. Should I write British spelling in my OET letter? CBLA accepts both British and American spelling. You can use

Hey there! Excited to learn more about the PTE Academic exam and how it can uplift your English skills? To

“Occasion” frequently appears as a subsequent topic in IELTS Speaking Part 3. The following compilation includes potential exam questions and

The topic of ‘Place’ is frequently addressed in IELTS Speaking Part 3. This article provides a set of potential exam

School is a topic that often comes up in the IELTS speaking part 1. Below you will find a list

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