IELTS Grammar Lesson: May vs Might
IELTS PTE Grammar
Rules of Parallelism – Lesson for IELTS and PTE Students.
Explaining the concept of parallelism.
The Importance of a COMMA in the English Language – the Funny Side
Learn two most important uses of a comma.
Rules of Subject-Verb Agreement.
Subject Verb agreement mistakes students frequently make.
Grammar: Dangling Modifier
Dangling modifier is a major grammar mistake most students make.
Grammar: Despite vs Although.
Learn perfect usage of ALTHOUGH and DESPITE.
How to Write More Formally for Competitive Exams – the First Seven Rules
Tips and Tricks to write better.
Common Grammar Mistake in IELTS: Writing Numbers as Numbers
Grammar Tips.
Greetings! Two Unique Ways and Their Meanings
Understanding Grammar Concepts.
IELTS Grammar: Its or It’s?
Learning the difference between its and it’s.
Grammar Concepts: More X than Y
Learning More X than Y structure from IELTS and GMAT perspective.
Why you need expert guidance in IELTS exam?
Lessons from how a two degree error in a plane flight cause unfortunate death of 257 passengers.
Connective words in IELTS: Part 1
Learning the usage of these words can increase your bands in IELTS exam.
IELTS Grammar: Usage of Adjective Clause (AC)
This article excludes all grammar jargon and is written for laypeople who wish to understand usage of who, whom, which, that, when.
IELTS Grammar: Past Perfect Tense vs Simple Past Tense
We often get confused about usage of “had” while writing or speaking. Where exactly should we use Past Perfect tense?
IELTS grammar: Simple past tense and its exercise.
Please ask questions in comment section. You can contact us at eltecielts@gmail.com Simple past tense is used in two situations: 1. To talk about single past completed actions. 2. To refer to a series of actions in sequence/ order of occurance. For instance: The burgler broke into the […]
IELTS grammar: If – Then construction
Please ask questions in comment section. You can contact us at eltecielts@gmail.com “If India can somehow capture this territory, then India-Afghanistan border will become a ground reality” stated a recent opinion article in The Tribune, an English daily in India. So, where do we use If-Then construction in the […]
