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  H ey Future IELTS champions, Embarking on the IELTS journey? Fantastic! One key aspect that can truly elevate your performance is mastering grammar. Let's break down the essentials to ensure your language skills shine brightly on the exam date. So if you look into IELTS marking criteria both speaking and writing, In order to get a higher band you must use good grammar and must use a variety of it too. I'll talk about the main points that you should know regardless of whether it is the speaking test or the writing test. For easy understanding, I'll break it down into the following topics, Variety of grammar to use Linking words Tips and tricks Some say that grammar is not that important. Yes and No... If you have good grammar knowledge you don't need to follow grammar lessons. Use what you have and avoid making mistakes. And if you feel like you are lacking in grammar knowledge then I encourage you to learn from a class or through YouTube. There are lots of lessons on ...

H ey Writing Wizards, So you are gearing up for the IELTS, and the Writing part has got you wondering? Fear not! I'm here to demystify the process and help you unleash your writing Prowess. Let's dive right in! Unraveling the IELTS Writing Part: What's the Buzz? Alright, let's start from square one. The writing Part is all about showcasing your ability to express yourself effectively in writing English. It's like a conversation but with a pen (or a Keyboard). The exam has two parts. About 20 minutes for the part one and 40 minutes for the part two. Part one will change slightly according to the stream you choose. In General IELTS part one is about writing a letter but in Academic IELTS you will have to write a short report. I'm going to focus on Academic IELTS  cause that's what is needed for Nurses. The Two Sides of The Coin: Now, let's break it down into two parts: 1. Task One: The snapshot Imagine you're looking at a snapshot. You will be given a ...