1. First and foremost / Last but not least Many people think that the word “first” is very simple, so it is often thought that the longer the sentences look, the more dangerous they will impress. So many of you change first to the phrase “first and foremost” similarly, you will think of the phrase … Read more
Introduce you to practice IELTS writing 5 writing Task 1 special samples or 8.5 Writing. With 5 sample articles you can use to refer to good ideas, special sentence structures used for writing, and how the writer connects the paragraphs together to create a coherent link. #Sample 1: “The bar chart below give information about … Read more
READING PASSAGE 1 The Mozart Effect A. Music has been used for centuries to heal the body. In the Ebers Papyrs (one of the earliest medical documents, circa 1500 B.C.), it was recorded that physicians chanted to heal the sick (Castleman, 1994). In various cultures, we have observed singing as part of healing rituals. In … Read more
If you notice, in the opening and closing sections we have written, there is a term used quite a lot, that is: more and less. We write many sentences like: there are many ways, there are many reasons, there are many causes … You can see that at one point, I cannot rely on “many” … Read more
If there is a compliment, there must be criticism. In IELTS Writing, the topic is usually about a “problem”, so it feels like the article must always have something “bad” or “harmful”. Therefore, it is extremely useful to know many harmful expressions in IELTS. Similar to the previous article, we should not say sentences like: … Read more