It’s simple to forget what to use in place of ‘very’ because English has so many descriptive terms. The word ‘very’ is an intensifier, which is used as an adverb or adverbial phrase that amplifies the significance of other words and conveys emphasis.
Conditional sentences are statements that explain general truth, hypothetical situations, and their outcomes. According to the grammatical structure, conditional sentences are complex sentences. This means the use of conditional sentences in IELTS Writing and speaking results in higher bandscore.
In the IELTS test, grammar plays a very important role and none can deny that. Candidates need to learn the basic grammar of English and get rid of the confusions of close grammatical structures, their differences and uses. In this post we are dealing with the differences with the structures, differences and uses of ‘have […]
In this post, I’ve discussed the definition, types, and writing method of a ‘paragraph’. Students of the English language and grammar often confuse themselves identifying the difference between an essay and a paragraph. This post may be helpful for everyone to understand what a paragraph is and how to write it.
This post focuses on a specific grammatical section of English grammar which is known as ‘number’. Many IELTS candidates find it difficult to differentiate between singular and plural numbers in Reading and Writing modules. This post discusses some common methods/ rules of ‘singular’ and ‘plural’ numbers with examples. Hopefully, candidates will learn the words and […]
Candidates make a good number of mistakes in the IELTS exams due to their lacking in English Grammar. Studying regularly is important to understand grammatical rules and twists. Here are 10 most common or frequent grammatical mistakes found in different English language exams as well as job exams around the world. Take a look at […]
If you want to understand different rules of English Grammar, Subject and Object are some of the most important basic terms where you need a clear concept. They are also important to understand different complex sentences in IELTS Listening, Reading, Writing and Speaking. So, you should recognise, identify and use them appropriately. This post will […]
Many IELTS candidates have requested me to give a post on ‘how to understand or recognize simple, compound and complex sentences’ in a very easy way. It is necessary for IELTS candidates not only to understand simple, compound and complex sentences but also know how to write them correctly. In IELTS Reading, they are used […]
IELTS exam needs a bit of understanding of some grammatical rules for achieving a better score in all the four modules (Listening, Reading, Writing & Speaking). Preposition is one of the most confusing and elaborate section of English grammar. This post is intended to those candidates of IELTS and other English language exams who find […]
In IELTS Writing, both in task 1 and task 2, using cohesive devices/ linkers/connecting words/connectors or linking words are very important. As the IELTS exam checks a person’s ability in using the English language, the Writing exam becomes very crucial. It is because the examiner can, in fact, has an overview of the test taker’s […]
