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IELTS Vocabulary: Buildings and Architecture
Learn the vocabulary you need to talk and write about builiding(s) and architecture, with videos, real practice, quizzes and model answers.
IELTS Vocabulary: Languages and Learning
Learn the vocabulary you need to talk and write about languages and learning, with videos, real practice, quizzes and model answers.
A guide to referencing in IELTS Listening (Ocean Biodiversity)
Learn how to understand referencing in IELTS Listening. Get practical tips, clear examples and a video walk-through to help boost your Listening Score.
The Power of Past Participles
This is your complete guide to Past Participles (3rd form) and how to use them to improve your writing and to understand more in the Listening and Reading tests.
This lesson includes 3 videos to help you get a better understanding of how to use Past Participles in different contexts.
IELTS Listening: synonyms in Part 1 (Milo’s Restaurant)
In this IELTS Listening lesson, you’ll learn about the synonyms you need to recognise in order to do well in Part 1.
e.g. active/passive, formal/informal, spoken/written forms, modals, idiomatic language and number distractors.
IELTS Listening: distractors in Part 1 (Camera Club)
In this IELTS Listening lesson, you’ll learn about 3 types of distractors in Part 1 and how to avoid them.
IELTS Listening Part 4: Keeping up with the speaker (Elephants)
In this lesson we’ll look at using word prompts as a way of keeping up with the speaker in IELTS Listening Part 4.
How to improve your IELTS Listening score: a complete guide to the skills you need
There are a number of skills involved in listening. In this lesson, you’ll learn tips on how to improve your listening skills using a real Part 2 from Book 15.
IELTS Listening Tips: 10 signals in Section 3 (Sandy’s dissertation)
Here are 10 IELTS Listening Tips that will give you clues, signals and signposts to tell you when the answer is coming in Section 3.
Grammar for IELTS: Modals of Deduction (Listening about Ireland)
Modals of deduction can help you answer questions in both the IELTS Reading and Listening tests. This lesson will show you how.
IELTS Listening Signals and Signposts in Section 4
IELTS Listening signals and signposts can mean the difference between a Band 7 and complete disaster. Learn how to recognise them.
IELTS Listening Multiple Choice questions (garden wildlife)
IELTS Listening Multiple Choice Questions contain 3 options. Learn how to choose the right one and avoid distractors.
IELTS Listening Multiple Choice distractors (Thor)
IELTS Listening Multiple Choice Questions and Choosing from a List questions are included in this Listening Practice about Thor Heyerdahl.
IELTS Listening Multiple Choice practice (History of Moving Pictures)
IELTS Listening Multiple Choice questions always provide just 3 options and you’ll probable hear a reference to each one. Here’s how to avoid the distractors.
IELTS Listening gapfill practice (Designing a public building)
In this lesson you’ll become more familiar with certain gap types in IELTS Listening Section 4.
IELTS Listening: Completing a table (Part 2 – cots)
Simple strategies for IELTS Listening Table Completion, with practice from a Passage 2 about Baby Cots.
IELTS Listening Map Labelling (Hinchinbrooke Park)
This lesson includes a video walk-through of a MAP, with tips on how to follow directions and how to deal with ‘2-part’ instructions.
You’ll also practise completing a table and Multiple Choice Questions in the Listening Test.
Avoiding distractors in the IELTS Listening Test (Underground House)
Avoiding distractors in the IELTS Listening test is an ESSENTIAL skill that you need to practise. Here’s how.
IELTS Listening Multiple Choice Questions (Australian bees)
IELTS Multiple Choice questions in Listening Section 3 are common when the dialogue is an interview with an expert like this one.
