IELTS Training Centre London

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IELTS tips: 3 common speaking mistakes and how to avoid them, part 2 https://goo.gl/w9ViQJ

The speaking section of the IELTS exam tests your ability to speak ‘fluently’. In order to speak ‘fluent’ English and give yourself the best possible chance of scoring highly on the exam, we have compiled a list of the three basic mistakes to avoid during your test. https://goo.gl/m8z3kZ

Some words can be used either at the beginning of the sentence or in the middle of the sentence. However, some conjunctions should not be used at the beginning of a sentence. https://goo.gl/mQXK1N

IELTS examiners often complain that students use ‘lazy’ or inappropriate words and expressions for the first line of their essay. https://goo.gl/Yvi8w6

How to boost your IELTS academic writing score: https://goo.gl/3hYRyA

Meet the IELTS team at the UK University Fair this Saturday at the Royal Lancaster Hotel.

Our IELTS teaching team will also be present to answer all your questions on the exam and how you can improve your score. Surprise discounts and offers will also be available! Online registration is free. https://goo.gl/axkU2q

An IELTS Practice Test enables our teaching staff to assess your current reading, writing, speaking and listening ability before you begin studying in the UK, highlighting your strengths and weaknesses. https://goo.gl/RrjF2x

Even if you are already good at speaking and listening in English, writing to a high standard is one of the trickiest parts of the IELTS exam. https://goo.gl/A1FicW

You probably need IELTS for your university application, right?

Book seven or more IELTS group lessons at SI-UK and receive 10% off for a limited time only! https://goo.gl/9bY5Mh

IELTS tips: 5 words you should not use at the beginning of a sentence

IELTS tips: 5 words you should not use at the beginning of a sentence To succeed when taking the IELTS exam, your academic writing will need to use formal words and structures; not doing so will greatly limit your grade. - 30 August 2017

The IELTS exam is not topic based, and as such you are not marked on your knowledge of a particular issue, subject or topic.

Topics not in the IELTS test Worried about what questions you will be asked in the IELTS exam? These are four topics which will not be covered during your test. - 2 August 2017