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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 Grammar and Vocabulary

January 3, 2020 IELTS Research

IELTS has four sections-: reading, writing, listening and speaking. So, what is the use of grammar and vocabulary in IELTS. Why do you need to improve it. You can easily get a high score with basic knowlede. If you think this way, I say, change it. Given below are the reasons why grammar and Vocabulary are important for IELTS?

Grammar and Vocabulary

IELTS Grammar And Vocabulary

It is important that you use correct English, appropriate grammar, and a wide range of vocabulary and sentence structures!

Grammar and vocabulary make up half of your speaking and writing scores! They both form 25% of your writing AND your speaking score.

In the listening and reading tests you need to have accurate spelling (so you need to know a lot of words!) and you also need good grammar so you can make sure the sentences make sense!
We at IELTS BAND 7 make sure that our students concentrate on their grammar and vocabulary each and every time they write, read and speak.

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Grammar and Vocabulary

December 24, 2019 IELTS Research

Grammar and Vocabulary matter!

It is important that you use correct English, appropriate grammar, and a wide range of vocabulary and sentence structures!

Grammar and vocabulary make up half of your speaking and writing scores! They both form 25% of your writing AND your speaking score.

In the listening and reading tests you need to have accurate spelling (so you need to know a lot of words!) and you also need good grammar so you can make sure the sentences make sense!
We at IELTSBAND7 make sure that our students concentrate on their grammar and vocabulary each and every time they write, read and speak.

Feel free to call for suggestions and queries.

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Grammar Tip

December 10, 2019 IELTS Research

GRAMMAR TIP

The is called the definite article. We use the when we are talking about something that has already been mentioned.

She is wearing a red dress and a black jacket. The dress is very stylish.
They have a dog. The dog is black and white.
We use the when we are talking about a specific person or thing, or if there is only one, or if it is clear which one we are talking about.
He chose a book and started to read. — one of many books
He chose the book that his sister had recommended. — a specific book
He took the newspaper and started to read. — there is only one newspaper.
Can you turn on the computer? — it’s clear we are talking about the computer in this room
She has to see the doctor on Friday. — it’s clear we are talking about her usual doctor
She needs to see a doctor. — not any specific doctor
Icarus flew too close to the sun — there is only one sun
The best city I’ve ever visited is Rome. — there can only be one best city.