IELTS

Yes, idioms can aid in improving your score for lexical resource. You can use idioms to show your ability to use language naturally and appropriately.

No fixed number of idioms to be used in the IELTS exam exists. However, make sure to use them in right context. Use idioms in your sentences naturally and moderately. Aim to use 1-2 idioms on a relevant topic throughout your responses. 

You should practice answering different questions with full sentences. Record your voice to hear mistakes. Use simple connecting words to join your ideas. Always try to speak clearly without worrying about errors. These small-small practice will help you in IELTS 2026. See, speaking English is not rocket science. All you need to learn is from your own mistakes.

• Develop a one‐sentence “locator” for each paragraph before answering. For instance:

  • A = “Definition history”

  • B = “Spearman's g‐factor”

  • C = “Gardner's multiple intelligences”

  • …and so on.

• When a statement mentions “g‐factor, ” you immediately know it's Paragraph B—no aimless scanning.

• If you get stuck, move on and return in the last 2 minutes. Fresh eyes often spot the clue faster.

Finding keywords from the question important firstly then then look for same meaning words in the reading. Don't search only exact words. Also check if the answer should be noun or verb. This will help in fitting the Grammar.

Yes, prefixes and suffixes significantly change the meaning or grammatical role of a word. For example, the meaning reverses or adjective becomes adverb. 

Yes it is a smart trick. If you know that "pre-" means before or "-less" means without, you can guess meaning of big difficult words easily. It helps a lot in Reading section.

Start by planning for essay of IELTS exam 2026. You should discuss both sides of arguments in separate paragraphs. Use easy to understand examples for both POVs of IELTS essay. 

Give your own opinion in conclusion to get best possible IELTS score in 2026.

Start with an introduction stating your opinion, followed by body paragraphs each presenting a supporting argument with examples. Conclude with a summary that reinforces your viewpoint.