#IELTS Speaking Part-1: Make a Single Point Here's how to answer the questions: (Follow the link in my Twitter profile for a full lesson)

#IELTS Writing Task-2: Use Logic This will help with your coherence and cohesion (one of the criteria used to grade your writing. See my Twitter profile for a link to the full lesson.

#IELTS Vocabulary: The Internet + Websites There's a good chance that you might be asked to speak or write about your online activities -- so learn this vocab'. follow the link in my Twitter profile to find the whole lesson.

#IELTS Writing Task-2: Two Views + Opinion Q: Some people think that the best way to reduce crime is to give longer prison sentences. Others, however, believe there are better alternative ways of reducing crime. Discuss both views and give your opinion.

#IELTS Listening: Ethnic Food Here's some very useful food-vocab' from a recent lesson over on my website. You need to listen to the recording and complete the sentences as you do so. Good luck. (The link is my Twitter profile)

#IELTS Reading: Selecting Factors These kinds of questions aren't the toughest, but you still need to practice them. Follow the link in my Twitter profile to the full lesson, where you can practice selecting factors about the Great War.

#IELTS Writing Task-2: Discuss Both Views + Your Opinion Click on the link in my Twitter profile to see how to answer this question type

#IELTS Vocabulary: Music You might be asked to talk or write about music -- so learn this important vocab' and incorporate it into your answers. See the link in the comments for more.

#IELTS Writing Task-2: Nowadays many people choose to be self-employed, rather than to work for a company or organisation. Why might this be the case? What could be the disadvantages of being self-employed? (The link to the lesson on my website is in my Twitter profile)

#IELTS Reading: Collocations This is the best way to improve your reading speed:

#IELTS Speaking: Part-1 Get a good start in the Speaking Module by giving high-scoring answers to these easy questions:

#IELTS Listening: Rewording and Synonyms This takes a lot of practice. See the link to the full lesson in my Twitter profile.

#IELTS Speaking: Paraphrasing Do this to score higher. ... and what's the word she can't quite remember? (link in my Twitter profile to the full lesson)

#IELTS Speaking: Names You will probably be asked about your name. So, memorize these words and phrases.

#IELTS Speaking: Active Vocabulary Do this to improve your score

#IELTS Writing Task-1: Basic sentences. Before you begin the essay, choose a data point and write out some basic sentences to describe it. This will save you time later. See the link in my Twitter profile for a full lesson.

#IELTS Speaking: Describing Friends Memorize as much topic-vocabulary as you can. May more lists in the link below.

#IELTS Speaking: Paraphrasing Do this when you can't remember the correct word to use. Follow the link in my Twitter profile for the complete lesson.

#IELTS Writing Task-1: Grammar Before you start writing, try to write some simple sentences to make sure you can describe what you see in the graphic. Concentrate on the sentence subject and the sentence verb. See my Twitter profile for a link to the full lesson.

#IELTS Writing Task-2: Two Views + Opinion Here are the main points. Follow the link in my Twitter profile for a complete lesson.