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You will find all the resources you need on our Writing. If you need serious help or personalized feedback, you should check out our online course. There is a waiting list, but you can add your name here: https://www.ieltsjak.com/registration-form/

The answer to this question is different for every individual IELTS student, as it depends on a number of factors, including your work ethic, English skills, and exam strategy. If you need serious help with improving your IELTS scores, you should check out our online IELTS Writing course. There is a waiting list, but you can add your name by clicking the link below: https://www.ieltsjak.com/registration-form/

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Yes.

There are a few signposts that indicate when you should write formally or informally.

Head over to our Speaking page where you'll find all of the free materials you’ll need to improve your speaking skills and get a higher score.

Most people think that it's difficult to practice speaking at home, but there are lots of options - all you have to do is look. First of all, you can practice past exam questions at home by yourself and record your answers. Listening back to these will really help you understand your strengths and weaknesses.

Idioms and phrasal verbs will help boost your score for vocabulary, which is 25% of your total mark, but only if you use them correctly. If you use them incorrectly, it will lower your score.

Absolutely not! You’ll probably sound a bit silly. There are no extra marks for having a ‘British’ accent. The key is to sound clear and for the examiner to be able to understand what you’re saying.

Fluency is your ability to speak smoothly (not quickly) without noticeable effort or loss of coherence.

You will find all of the free guidance you’ll need for IELTS Reading on my Reading Mini-Course. It’s completely free to join and has all the free strategies you will need to improve your IELTS Reading exam skills.

Yes, as long as you are consistent with your answers.

This depends on a number of factors.

In short: improve your exam technique and your reading speed.

That depends on the score you need to achieve.

You will find all the free materials, video lessons and practice tools that you’ll need on our Listening Page. It has lots of helpful articles that will help you succeed.

Yes, this is fine, as long as you are consistent with your answers.

You’ll find a number of methods to help you stay focused on the Listening exam.

That depends on the score you need to achieve.