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Simple Future # Grammar For IELTS

September 21, 2022 IELTS Research

Simple future tense refers to a time later than now. It is used to express facts or things that we cannot control. In this case, there is no “attitude”.
It is used in the following ways –

To express future as a fact.

EXAMPLE –

- It will be Rakshabandhan next week.
- The results will be declared in an hour.

I will be achieve success on my own terms.

To express things we believe will happen

EXAMPLE –

I think India will win the match.
In my opinion, the youth will surely fight back terrorism.
I am sure I can do it and I will.

With I or we, to express an immediate decision.

EXAMPLE –

I will pay the bill.
We will be heading to north now.
I will be coming.

The going to form (be going to +base of the verb) is used when we have decided to do something before talking about it.

EXAMPLE –

I am going to resign this job very soon.
I am going to buy a new car.
I am going get that pen.

Going to form is often also used to describe something that we think is certain or bound to happen.

EXAMPLE –

It is going to happen.
They are going to come.
She is going to have a baby.

It is used to express willingness to do something.

EXAMPLE –

I will help you.
He will carry the bag for you.

Used with shall to make an offer.

EXAMPLE –

Shall I help you?
Shall I open the window?

Used with will to make orders.

EXAMPLE –

You will do as I say
You will be coming tomorrow.

Used with will to give invitations

EXAMPLE –

Will you come to the party?
Will you be able to come to the park?

NOTE- In modern English will is preferred to shall. Shall is mainly used with I and we to make an offer or suggestion, or to ask for advice. With the other persons (you, he, she, they) shall is only used in literary or poetic situations.

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IELTS Cue Card #visited as a tourist

September 1, 2022 IELTS Research

Describe an interesting place you have visited as a tourist.
You should say:

where this place is

why you went there

what you did there

and explain why you thought this place was so interesting.

Sample Answer:

During my stay in London, I went out with my friends to the city of Bath. Bath is a city in the county of Somerset, England. It is 97 miles (156 km) west of London.
I had always read about the city and its hot water springs, which was discovered in 836 BC by the British king Bladud. The city is famous for Roman Bath, a well preserved Roman site for public bathing, which was built in c AD 60 and for its Georgian architecture….. Royal Crescent, Circus, Pump Room and Assembly Room. Around the 18th century the city became fashion capital of England. Jane Austen the famous English novelist lived there in the early 19th century.
On our first day, we went around the city on foot saw the Royal Crescent, Victoria Garden The Circus, Bath Abbey, went to the Saracens Head a local pub (where Charles Dicken reputedly lived) had a few Guinness talked to the locals, went to Club XL. The following day, we saw the museum, the Pump House and tour the guided bus tour of the city of bath and the spectacular skyline tour and then around the evening we saw the rugby match between the teams of Bath and Bristol.
I really liked the city for its history, which was largely influenced by Roman’s, hot springs, Georgian architecture, natural beauty and for its stint with Jane Austin and Charles Dickens. (236 Words.)