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Important Vocabulary for Writing Task 1 Map  1.) Buildings:- Demolished, knocked-down, flattened, replaced, renovated, built, constructed, reconstructed, developed, extended, expanded, relocated, converted and modernized. Examples: • The government demolished the industrial estate and developed a sports ground. • They removed the shops and replaced it with a skyscraper. • A port was constructed at the edge of the river. • The factory in the city centre was demolished and relocated to the north of the city. • The old warehouses were replaced with new hotels. • The factory was converted into apartments. 2.) Trees and Forests:- Cleared, cut-down, chopped-down, removed, planted. Examples: • The forest was cut-down and replaced with a shopping centre. • The trees were cleared to make way for houses  3.) Roads, Bridges and Railways Lines:- Constructed, built, extended, expanded and removed. Examples: • The main road was extended and a ...

Essential Listening Tips in IELTS Are you worried about how to score high in IELTS Listening ? Then this blog will definitely help you. Some of the important tips for IELTS listening is listed below: ·         Both academic and general training students appear in the same listening test. ·         There are 4 sections with 40 questions. ·         The sections get more difficult as the test progresses. ·         It is an international test so there will be a range of accents but the main accents will be British and American. ·         You will need to do multitask as you must be able to read the question, listen to the audio and write down the answers at the same time. ·         If you miss any question just move to the next question. Don’t waste time and don’t ...

IELTS Speaking Tips Avoid these things in speaking test Speaking is a module which makes students nervous the most as they have a face-to- face interview with the examiner and due to nervousness they often make some mistakes that are asked them to avoid. This blog would help to avoid these common mistakes in IELTS speaking Speaking Less Students often speak very less in speaking test thinking this would help them to avoid mistakes but giving restricted answers also limits your score so try to speak more and try to express your ideas fully in the appropriate words. Giving Memorized Answers Another problem that irritates the examiners is saying learned answers. IELTS examiners are expert in spotting the scripted answers as they conduct the speaking of many students in a day and if students speak the scripted answers examiners don’t show much interest in listening to them and that limits their score. Therefore, It is advised to the students says what they actual...