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Reported Speech in English: How to Change Direct Speech into Indirect Speech
When you tell someone what another person said, you do not always repeat their exact words. Instead, you often use…
Subject-Verb Agreement in English: Rules for Clear and Accurate Sentences
Have you ever written a sentence such as She work every day or The students is ready for the exam?…
IELTS Listening Distractors: How to Avoid Wrong Answers
Have you ever heard the correct answer during an IELTS Listening practice test, written it down, and then discovered that…
What IELTS Band Score Do You Need? A Guide to Setting Your Target
If you are planning to study abroad, apply for a job, pursue professional registration, or meet an immigration requirement, one…
Countable and Uncountable Nouns: Rules, Examples and Common Expressions
Have you ever wondered whether to say many books or much books? Or why English speakers say a piece of…
Gerunds vs Infinitives: How to Know Which Form to Use
Do you sometimes hesitate between saying I enjoy reading and I want to read? Both sentences contain a verb followed…
IELTS Writing Task 1: How to Check Your Report Against the Band Criteria
Worked example: a paragraph before and after review This is an original teaching example, not a real student’s script, a…
How to Simulate Real IELTS Exam Conditions at Home
Preparing for IELTS at home can be convenient, affordable, and effective. You can practise Listening, Reading, Writing, and Speaking at…
Relative Clauses in English: Defining and Non-Defining Clauses Explained
Relative clauses in English help you add information about people, places, things, and situations without creating several short, repetitive sentences.…
Modal Verbs in English: How to Express Ability, Advice, Obligation and Possibility
English modal verbs help you express what you can do, what you should do, what you must do, and what…