In a previous post we saw a demonstration of the ideal IELTS Task 1 essay structure, and here’s another example. (more…)
A good way to structure your IELTS Task 1 essay is to divide it into three sections, as follows: (more…)
In this activity we see two body paragraphs taken from an IELTS Task 2 essay discussing space exploration. (more…)
Transportation, and the future of transportation, are common topics in the IELTS Speaking test. Reconstruct the text below to reveal an extract from an essay by Marcus Enoch in which he presents four visions for the future of public transport. (more…)
Another post highlighting and analysing cohesive devices in academic writing, this time a summary of research looking into the facial expressions of animals. (more…)
In this post we look at some cohesive devices used in a recent news report covering the unrest in Hong Kong. (more…)
English should be taught from an early age. English is highly valued when pursuing study abroad, getting a job, and connecting business people all over the world. They use English, furthermore, in their activities, such as education, business, politics, travel, and others. (more…)
Teachers should shift from individual learning to collaborative one.
Here an Indonesian student is translating ‘yang‘ as a substitute for a noun, but running into trouble because ‘learning‘ is uncountable. (more…)
Teachers should shift from individual learning to collaborative one.
Here an Indonesian student is translating ‘yang‘ as a substitute for a noun, but running into trouble because ‘learning‘ is uncountable. (more…)