What is your full name, please?I’m Daljeet Singh, but you can call me DJ. That is my English name and I chose it a long time ago. How do I spell your last name, please?(Last name = surname = family name. Be careful!)It’s Daljeet D-A-L-J-E-E-T. Does your name have a special meaning?Yes, it does. My

Develop and Connect “How are you today?”_“I’m fine, thank you.”When the examiner asks this question, most students simply answer that they are fine, but this is boring！Everyone says the same: it’s not original, and it’s too short！You are missing a great opportunity to show that your English is much better than this！In order to be

GIVE DETAILS! DESCRIBE! The IELTS speaking module is actually very short: around 12 minutes. You should try to GIVE PRECISE ANSWERS in order to show off your vocabulary and fluency. “I’m from Jalandhar.” WHERE IS JALANDHAR LOCATED?“1’m“student.”WHERE DO YOU STUDY? SINCE WHEN?“I like the weather in my hometown.” WHY? WHEN?By doing so, you will realize

Do you like…….? Whenever you have a question about your likes and dislikes, don’t be boring- use adverbs to describe how much you enjoy it or not:I really enjoy playing basketballI’m quite fond of this teacher.Remember that the IELTS test is a test based on communication: show your feelings! If it’s great, say it with

Section 1 This part of the test began with the examiner introducing himself or herself and checking the candidate’s identification. How do you usually spend your weekends? What do other people in your hometown (or in your country) usually do on weekends? Did you do anything special last weekend? What will you do next weekend?

There is a good chance that you will get a name matching question in your IELTS Reading test. These can seem quite simple at first sight as it’s easy to find the location of the answers. However, you’re ability to interpret the text will be put to the test here. I want to give you