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Sports and Exercise – IELTS Speaking Questions By Mark Allen
The topics in IELTS Speaking Exam are always about something familiar to you, such as "What you do", "How are you? etc. You should not speak too quickly or too…
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Film – IELTS Speaking Questions By Mark Allen
The topics in IELTS Speaking Exam are always about something familiar to you, such as "What you do", "How are you? etc. You should not speak too quickly or too…
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Dance – IELTS Speaking Questions By Mark Allen
The topics in IELTS Speaking Exam are always about something familiar to you, such as "What you do", "How are you? etc. You should not speak too quickly or too…
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Music – IELTS Speaking Questions By Mark Allen
The topics in IELTS Speaking Exam are always about something familiar to you, such as "What you do", "How are you? etc. You should not speak too quickly or too…
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Photography – IELTS Speaking Questions By Mark Allen
The topics in IELTS Speaking Exam are always about something familiar to you, such as "What you do", "How are you? etc. You should not speak too quickly or too…
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Drawing and Painting – IELTS Speaking Questions By Mark Allen
The topics in IELTS Speaking Exam are always about something familiar to you, such as "What you do", "How are you? etc. You should not speak too quickly or too…
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Mass Media (TV, Radio, Newspapers) – IELTS Speaking Questions By Mark Allen
The topics in IELTS Speaking Exam are always about something familiar to you, such as "What you do", "How are you? etc. You should not speak too quickly or too…
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Flowers – IELTS Speaking Questions By Mark Allen
The topics in IELTS Speaking Exam are always about something familiar to you, such as "What you do", "How are you? etc. You should not speak too quickly or too…
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Birds – IELTS Speaking Questions By Mark Allen
The topics in IELTS Speaking Exam are always about something familiar to you, such as "What you do", "How are you? etc. You should not speak too quickly or too…
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Social Issues (Transport) – IELTS Speaking Questions By Mark Allen
The topics in IELTS Speaking Exam are always about something familiar to you, such as "What you do", "How are you? etc. You should not speak too quickly or too…
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400 Frequently Asked Synonyms and Antonyms
Synonyms and Antonyms form an important part of competitive exams such as SSC, IBPS, CAT, GRE, IELTS etc. Candidates frequently face questions related to synonyms and antonyms in the English…
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[Learn English] 250+ One Word Substitutions
One word Substitution is one of the integral parts of vocabulary. It simply means that a sentence has to be replaced with a single word. This area requires a good vocabulary to solve the…
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Basic IELTS Speaking Questions and Answers
The IELTS is an English proficiency test. It’s used for university admissions, immigration, and employment. The exam includes the IELTS Speaking section. This is an interview-style assessment, where test-takers are…
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48 City Related Words And Their Meanings
Below is a massive list of city words - that is, words related to city. The top 5 are: Town, County, Metropolis, Village and State. The words at the top…
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English Collocation Exercise with Answers
Collocation is a group of words that usually go together. For example, in English, we usually say “heavy rain”. It’s correct grammatically to say “strong rain” or “big rain”, but…
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Common English Grammar Mistakes You Need To Know
Here we've listed the major mistakes made in today’s writing. We've ignored quite a few errors, focusing primarily on the common ones. The biggest mistakes It’s = it is. “It’s…
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General IELTS Writing Tips: How Can Your Improve Your Score
Good writing is: Pure, Clear and Precise. Pure means that the writing is in just correct English, without anything else added. Pure writing doesn’t include: foreign language words, unnecessary technical…
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What is Register in English Grammar?
To put it simply, register means how formal or informal your language is. For the academic IELTS exam, you should aim to write in a formal style, although it is…
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When to Use Parallelism in English – A Brief Guide
Parallel means two things (lines, objects, etc.) running next to each other, having the same space between them at all points. For example, look at the word “parallel” itself –…
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7 Categories of Idioms with Meaning and Examples
Learning English isn’t as easy as some might think. First, grammar muddies the waters, and idiomatic expressions only add fuel to the fire. Native English speakers love using them in…