Here is a common grammar mistake in IELTS Writing Task 2.

The verb "emphasize" takes a direct object, so we do not use the preposition "on" after it. Make sure you drop the preposition!

Here's another useful grammar lesson. This one is about the verb "to wait."

A common mistake among English learners is saying "I'll wait you." This is because we should say "wait + for + someone."

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Present Tense

Do you know the difference between "because," "as," and "since"?

They all show cause and effect, but they change the focus of your sentence. Use "because" when the reason is the most important part of the sentence. Use "as" or "since" when the reason is already known, and you want to focus on the result.

Here is a quick guide to help you use them correctly in your IELTS writing.

Remember means keeping something in mind. Remind means helping someone remember. Read Maya and Leo’s conversation, then write your own example with each verb.