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Introduction
IELTS test is designed to assess the language ability of non-native
speakers of English.
Although the IELTS test doesnt contain a specific grammar module, it is
best to know basic rules and principles of the English grammar for IELTS.
Grammar and vocabulary make up half of your speaking and writing
scores!
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Pronunciation
Pronunciation can be a tricky matter when it comes to the English
language.
There are numerous ways to practice and numerous resources to
help guide you in practicing the pronunciations.
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Grammar
Learning grammar will not only help you create your own sentences
correctly but will also make it easier to improve your communication skills
in both spoken and written English. Here are a few tips on how you can
improve your grammar :
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Vocabulary
For English language learners (IELTS), vocabulary development is very important.
Before studying vocabulary, understand the
difference between each word in a word-family.
There is a difference between passive vocabulary
and active vocabulary.
Passive vocabulary is used in reading and listening,
where you are receiving information.
Active vocabulary is used in writing and speaking,
where you are giving information.
Reading is the best way to increase your vocabulary
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Overuse of the
Countable and Uncountable Nouns
Noun Verb Agreement
Using Articles before Noun Phrases
Using Commas
Use of Prepositions after Adjectives and Nouns
Using Apostrophes
Common Spelling Mistakes
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