People should listen to music for no more than one hour a day to protect their hearing, the World Health Organization suggests. It says 1.1 billion teenagers and young adults are at risk of permanently damaging their hearing by listening to “too much, too loudly”....

TOPIC – FRIEND (1/2014) Index Chủ đề thi nói IELTS xuất hiện nhiều ở Việt Nam 1/2014 Book All Pages TOPIC – FRIEND (1/2014) Part 1 I’d like to begin by asking you some questions about your hometown: 1. Can you describe a place of...

Here are some useful words and phrases to discuss the family topic in IELTS speaking. Although family is quite common and usually considered an “easy” topic, you do want to impress your examiner with a good range of family vocabulary. Types of family First, let’s...

Meanings of color Here is a table of colors and many of the meanings they tend to evoke, particularly in Western cultures. Notice how colors can mean very different things – it is not that the colors themselves have meaning, it is that we have...

India Part 1 – Where are you from? – Do you work or study? – Do you live in a house or an apartment? – What is your favourite room? – How long do you live in your house? – Who is your favourite teacher?...

Trong bài IELTS around the World, chủ đề Law trong đề thi tháng 8 tại Canada tuy không mới nhưng có thể là một đề tài không dễ đối với các bạn học viên luyện thi IELTS. Tại Việt Nam, đề tài này cũng xuất...

09.08.14 Speaking Test Part 2 Describe a country you would like to visit Which country it is What attract you most in that country How long you want to stay there And also say why you want to visit that country Bài tham khảo Part...

ArrowEnglish xin chia sẻ với các bạn đề thi IELTS sưu tầm được tại một số quốc gia trên thế giới, đặc biệt những chủ đề này giống với đề thi IELTS trong tháng 8 vừa qua tại VN Sri Lanka Writing test Task 1...

We use it, this and that ,(in plural they, these and those) to refer to something we have already mentioned. Often more than one of them is correct in the context. However: We use it when we are not making any emphasis E.g.: The participants...