What do you know about IELTS Listening Part one? To get a high band score, you need to answer almost all questions of part 1 correctly. Here are some important tips to have less trouble with dealing with IELTS listening part one. So, let's get into it.

Should I use gerund or infinitive? Do you find verb patterns confusing? Now, it's time to learn them once for ever. After certain verbs, it is important to use the -ing form, and after some other verbs, the infinitive is needed. Sometimes it is possible to use either form and there is no change in meaning. in some other cases, we can apply either form and there is a change in meaning.

Do you have trouble understanding native speakers? Do you find it difficult to improve listening skills? So, This episode of Amin Online English Podcast is for you... If someone forced me to choose which of the four language skills (speaking, listening, reading, and writing) was the most important, it would be listening. Listening is the key to accessing the spoken English language, English-speaking people, and English-speaking cultures. Without the ability to understand spoken English, you can’t really use it.

Some people think of English reading as a simple act. In reality, reading is a complex process that needs to utilize many different skills. So, reading comprehension can be challenging for lots of reasons. These skills, together, lead to the ultimate goal of reading: reading comprehension, or understanding what’s been read. Here are some essential skills needed for reading comprehension, and tips on what can help you improve English Reading comprehension.

Wise guessing is very advantageous for IELTS candidates. Unlike a few standardised tests, NO penalty considered for getting an answer incorrectly in the IELTS exam. Even if you have no idea about a question, you still have around 20%-33% chance of getting it right. Most IELTS candidates do not understand the impact proper guessing can have on their success in the IELTS exam. Unless you score extremely high, guessing will significantly contribute to your final score. Consider not answering a few questions either in your reading or listening test and scoring nothing for those questions versus guessing their answers wisely and making a few of them correct. This will certainly have an impact on your band score.