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Writing
Writing Task 1 — General Training Letters
The three registers, how to read the bullet points, opening and closing formulas, and a full worked letter at Band 8.
Writing Task 2 — The Five Essay Types
Identifying the question type, thesis statements, paragraph architecture, and the planning method that fits 40 minutes.
Reading
Reading — Question Types & Timing
All eleven GT question types, skimming and scanning drills, distractor traps, and a section-by-section time plan.
Listening
Listening — The Four Parts Decoded
Prediction technique, spelling and number traps, accent exposure, and transfer-time discipline.
Speaking
Speaking — Parts 1 to 3
The cue card method, extending answers naturally, useful fillers, and pronunciation features that carry marks.
Grammar & Language
Grammar Essentials for Band 7+
Tenses, articles, subject–verb agreement, and building complex sentences without breaking them.
Punctuation That Costs You Marks
Commas, semicolons, apostrophes and capitalisation — the specific errors examiners penalise most often.
Linking Words & Cohesion Bank
Cohesive devices grouped by function, with a warning list of the overused connectors that flatten your score.
Exam Strategy
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