Look at the following sentence: Tonight, I am going to read a book. This is a future tense. It describes our intention to read a book at some time in the future (tonight). Affirmative form of GOING TO Present continuous form of the verb “to go” + infinitive form of the verb I am going to read.you are going to read.he / she / it is going to read.we are going to … [Read more...] about GOING TO – English future tense
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IELTS complete guide (WITH EXAMPLE QUESTIONS)
Contents What is IELTSIELTS costIELTS datesIELTS registrationIELTS preparationIELTS test formatIELTS listeningIELTS speakingIELTS readingIELTS writing What is IELTS ? IELTS is an abbreviation. It stands for International English Language Testing System. IELTS is an English exam organised jointly by the British Council, Cambridge English Language Assessment … [Read more...] about IELTS complete guide (WITH EXAMPLE QUESTIONS)
Advice for IELTS writing task 1
In this lesson, I will give you important tips, tricks and advice for the IELTS writing task 1. Word count The number of words is very important. You must write at least 150 words for the IELTS writing task 1. That means you must write more than 150 words. There is no maximum number of words. If you write fewer than 150 words, you will lose marks. My advice is try to … [Read more...] about Advice for IELTS writing task 1
IELTS speaking advice
In this lesson, I give you several tips and tricks for getting a high band in the IELTS speaking test. In parts 1 and 3, the IELTS examiner will ask you a question and expect you to immediately start speaking. You do not have time to prepare. For example: Examiner: “What snacks are popular in your country?” Here are 2 pieces of advice to help give you some time to … [Read more...] about IELTS speaking advice
The verb PREFER in English
This English lesson has 2 versions: 1) Video version 2) Text version. (below video) We use the verb PREFER to say that we like something more than something else. The structure is: prefer noun phrase to noun phrase Example: I prefer coffee to tea.(This means that I like coffee more than tea. Notice that we use the preposition "to" to separate the 2 things … [Read more...] about The verb PREFER in English
