IELTS is an extremely difficult exam! HOWEVER, with today's tips, you can get the score you need! Today you learn how important linking words like however are and why you need them for every part of the IELTS exam!

Do you love showing off your loquaciousness? Today you'll find out how to do this on IELTS and what you should NOT do for the highest fluency and vocabulary scores.

You need high-level transition phrases that signal to the Examiner when you're going off-topic. Today you'll learn 3 Band 9 phrases that are perfect for tangents on IELTS Speaking Part 2.

Linking phrases are a MUST for both IELTS writing and speaking. You can't get a 7+ without them! Having said that, it's not easy. Today you'll learn phrases for contrasting ideas that will boost your IELTS scores!

Which linking phrase is better for IELTS - for example, or for instance? Today you'll find out and learn 4 higher-level options for sharing examples that knock the examiner's socks off in IELTS speaking and writing.

Today we have a real student guest on the show! Mio got a 5.5 on Speaking the last time she took IELTS. Today, she'll do Speaking Part 2 and 3, find out if her score has improved, and what she can do for even higher speaking scores....

How can you learn high-scoring vocabulary for IELTS Writing? Today we share 8 phrases from our 3 Keys IELTS course that will help your vocabulary scores surge noticeably!

Happy Valentine's Day! Today we're talking about love because there's a good chance you'll be asked about loved ones on IELTS. You'll learn the idiomatic language as well as slang for describing those you care about on IELTS Speaking.

What if you change your mind in the middle of a Speaking Part 3 answer? Will it hurt your score? Today we'll answer this listener question and share high-level phrases to use when you change your mind.

You need less common, idiomatic language to score 7 or higher on IELTS Speaking. Today you'll learn extremely useful phrases that can boost your vocabulary scores on every part of the Speaking exam!

Today we answer a listener's question and highlight their impressive use of the linking phrase 'apart from that.' We'll share 3 equally high-scoring expressions using the word 'beside' that you can use to impress the Examiner on test day!

"Identifying Conclusions" demonstrates how to examine concluding statements by reading passages and identifying the conclusions.

Interjections teaches how to identify interjections in sentences.

“Atmosphere and Allusion” describes two literary techniques that contribute to an author’s style. Atmosphere includes sensory details to describe the mood that the author creates. Allusion occurs when an author references people, places,...

Do you have trouble using articles in English correctly? In this lesson, we'll show you five levels of difficult with English articles. We'll give you useful rules for articles as well as tips for better remembering...

In this lesson, you can learn to talk about everyday problems. You’ll hear a story of a bad day, and see different phrases you can use to describe everyday problems. Practice using common English phrases to talk about your day,...

Learn how to use the prepositions ‘at’, ‘on’ and ‘in’ to talk about where something is with this visual vocabulary lesson. You'll get many common examples with images for better understanding of these prepositions in...

In this lesson, you can learn how to talk about clothes and fashion in English. It's good to talk about clothes in English to improve your small talk and general conversation skills. Tell us what your style is like in the...

In this lesson, you can learn some essential English phrases to help you understand native speakers and sound more natural when you speak English. Improve your comprehension by speaking with a certified English...

Do you know what sarcasm is, and how to use it? In this lesson, you'll see some useful words and phrases which will help you to use sarcasm in English!

The full lesson includes the script as well as a quiz to help you...

Why can you say I'm down but not I'm up? In this second part of our 2-part series, we show you 3 new phrases to say that you want to do something in a casual and approachable way.

Do you sometimes end up in English conversations about the topic of justice/ Today get 3 common sayings that you can use to further the conversation and connect around what justice means.

Today you'll learn two new phrasal verbs that will help you push aside any obstacles so you can push ahead in your English learning! You'll also get an invitation to our new 30 for 30 challenge that you won't want to miss!

To be clear in English you need to link your ideas smoothly. Today you'll learn how to use the phrase 'having said that' to connect your ideas and show people where you're going with the story you want to tell in English.