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Using Idioms – Quiz
- June 19, 2019
- Category: GRE, IELTS, PTE, QUIZ, TOEFL
The only problem with my sister is that she is always splitting hairs. Does it mean that she’s a hair dresser? Or does her hair have split ends, and that she needs to visit a salon or a hairdresser? Not really. Expressions of this kind have become part of everyday English, and have naturally filtered
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10 Commonly Used Idioms – June 2019
- June 17, 2019
- Category: GRE, IELTS, PTE
This is going to be an article that we are going to come back to once every two months are so. In this series, we will be looking at idioms that have appeared in newspapers and articles. This means two things – these idioms are commonly used and indicate a fluency in language, the second,
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20 Academic Expressions – Vocabulary Resource
- June 13, 2019
- Category: GRE, IELTS, PTE, TOEFL
Here are 20 Expressions and words that you need to know to ace you exam. Looking for that elusive 320 in GRE or that perfect 9 band in IELTS? Or just want that extra 20 points for immigration? Here are 20 expressions that will take you to your dream. There are a few words and
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Vocabulary Building Passage – 5
- June 12, 2019
- Category: GRE, IELTS, PTE
Read this article about Vancouver. A city in Canada. “Vancouver is a wonder city,” Canadian author Stephen Leacock once wrote. “It has the combined excellence of nature’s gift and man’s handiwork.” Today this statement rings truer than ever. The glittering glass metropolis – set against temperate rainforest, ocean inlets, and the Coast Mountains of British
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10 IELTS Myths – Part 2
- June 7, 2019
- Category: IELTS
6. I practiced 50 full tests, I will get an 8 While practicing sample questions is a good way to familiarise yourself with the structure and fine tune your timing, it does not equate with a good score. Remember, IELTS questions and passages are NOT repeated. You will get a new passage each time. So -
10 IELTS Myths – Part 1
- June 4, 2019
- Category: IELTS
Stay Tuned for the next part! IELTS is easily the most popular English proficiency test. It’s robust structure, and integrity is making it a valuable language assessment tool. Familiarity breeds contempt, and prevalence breeds misconception. Here are a few common misconceptions about IELTS. 1. IELTS is difficult IELTS is neither tricky nor difficult. It starts
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The Understanding Series – Part 2 – Another vs. Other
- May 10, 2019
- Category: GRE, IELTS, OET, PTE, QUIZ
In the second part of the series, we will look at use of Another and Other, and along the way also take a look at use of Articles. Most of us already know that A and An are articles to indicate non specific nouns, while the is used for specific nouns. Extending from this, Another
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The Understanding Series – Part 1
- May 8, 2019
- Category: GRE, IELTS, OET, PTE, TOEFL
You are here ins all probability because of two reasons. You are taking an English test, or you are looking to improve your English. If you are taking an English test, you will invariably have to deal with sentences. In this installment of the Understanding Series – we will look at how to figure a
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OET Writing – 6 Tips to Get an A
- May 2, 2019
- Category: IELTS, OET, PTE, TOEFL
This article is details 6 pointers which will help you score high on the OET writing subtest. 1. Who are you writing to? ❔ The answer to this question has the potential to completely change the geography of the letter you are going to write. Are you writing to a doctor or a caretaker or
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Understanding Stuff Better – Interpreting Language
- May 2, 2019
- Category: GRE, IELTS, OET, PTE
There are several seemingly simple words and expressions that test takers regularly encounter. Seemingly because these words have different meanings in different contexts. Understanding what these mean and when can mean the difference between selecting a right answer and being saddled with a lower than expected score. Take for instance the following expressions: take exception
