Three Grammar Tips to Know for IELTS

[sumaiarahman]

It will help me a lot.Thank you for sharing this video.

[brightfuture]

Sir which one should I start for IELTS ?
1:Special grammar
2: special conversation

[tntshow]

that feeling when you understand English but can't speak it fluently

[anhtu]

Thank you so much for making these extremely useful videos.

[namanh]

Thanks for sharing,
I googled the structure: "If i would + verb, i would + verb" to describe an unreal situation in the present, and it seems like this way of saying is not widely accepted.
Can you elucidate this please ?

[shushanvardanyan]

I am not sure about "if I would do" part..."If I were to do ..." sounds more like it for me.

[nafeesfateyma]

very nice video and thanks a lot for making such a good video. i am planning to give my IELTS exam in 1st week of march n am very much scared on subject please give me good advice which help me a lot so, please thank you.

[justexpressit]

Omg I loved his bow tie.. he is looking so good haha

[shaikfazil-]

It is very useful and important to me thank you sir

[geofftz]

very nice explanation ! Thanks a lot

[olenaaloona]

You need to bring more examples, thanks

[lovelywarainch]

Is the synthesis of sentences is important for IELTS?

[vaydrasable]

Hello sir. Your videos are really helpful, but I have a question related to this video's theme. What if I don't really know all the grammar rules, and just speaking as I intuitively think is right? Is is real to get something around 7 by this method?

[malwazone]

can you plaese provide a pdf file for grammer notes??? through email or other site link !

[honeysingh]

thanku sir this video is very helful for me 🙏🥰

[SteveSaxtonmusic]

Just noticed you have ‘Sing-Ups’ written when you meant sign-ups

[humoyunqambarov]

You are my little brother, ))) I love u, my little brother)

[ВонючийВетер-йи]

Hi, I am a false - beginner and I'm going to pass IELTS exam in several years. My question is: I study American grammar, but my examiner will able to be British. In American grammar words "just" and "already" are used with Past Simple, but in British grammar those words are used with Present Perfect. So, will the examiner tell me that I am wrong using the words "just" and "already" with Past Simple instead of Present Perfect (if the examiner is British)? Thank you for your lessons😊

[coolkoala]

If I would do the IELTS, I would pay attention....
Sir is first would essential?
Can't we sa If I do the IELTS, ...?

[saumyakushwaha]

I, m 14 years can you tell me please how I apply for IELTS exam...and how I start preparation.... please tell me and help me please...😟👍