Grammar Check: the grammar IELTS rewards Short lessons with right and wrong examples, one IELTS tip and a 10-question quiz each. Pass a quiz with 7 or more to tick the topic off.
Prepositions examiners notice
In, on, at, by, to, for: the small words that decide whether a sentence sounds natural, especially when you describe data.
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Connectors and linking words
However, although, despite, whereas: link ideas the way examiners expect, with the right punctuation and without overusing them.
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Phrases and idioms for Speaking
Natural, everyday idioms that lift your Speaking band, and the ones to keep out of your essays.
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Academic collocations for Writing
Word partners like "play a vital role" and "pose a threat" that make essays sound precise and natural.
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Articles: a, an, the or nothing
The most common grammar slip for Bangla speakers, fixed with four clear rules.
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Tenses for every part of the test
Which tense to use in Task 1, Task 2 and each Speaking part, and the mistakes that cost marks.
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Countable nouns and agreement
Information or informations? People is or people are? Get the small grammar right every time.
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Complex sentences for a higher Grammar score
Relative clauses, conditionals and passives: the structures that move Grammatical Range from band 6 to 7 and above.
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Grammatical Range and Accuracy is a quarter of your Writing and Speaking score. Fixing a few repeated mistakes, like articles and prepositions, is often the quickest way to gain half a band.
