Modal verbs: possibility We use must, may, might, could, couldn’t and can’t when there is some evidence, information or belief that something is probably or possibly true (or not true). The modal verb we choose depends on the strength of the evidence we have to support our ideas. very likely: must possible: might, may, could, may not, might not very unlikely: can’t, couldn’t Here is a model answer. Complete it with…
IELTS is the gateway to some of the best universities in the world and millions of students from around the world take the test every year. IELTS General is also a primary requirement for immigration to many countries. IELTS test dates are available throughout the year and students can take the test when they are…
Get an edge by knowing the most frequent words that appear in IELTS Listening test 1. Commonly Repeated IELTS Words : Commonly Repeated IELTS Words : Continents South America, North America, Africa, Asia, Europe, Australia, and Antarctica. 2. Commonly Repeated IELTS Words : Commonly Repeated IELTS Words : Countries Egypt, Mexico, France, Indonesia, Turkey, England,…
GRE is all about being composed through the test, as GRE is a test of the nerve as well. A score of 165 plus in Quantitative section is always attainable if challenges are overcome. Let us look at some obstacles GRE test takers face in the Quantitative Section: Ability to Focus: GRE is also a…
KNOW ABOUT GRE QUANT RATIOS A ratio is a comparison of two quantities with same unit For example, suppose there are 10 boys and 15 girls in a classroom. One way, not to compare these quantities would be to say that there are 5 more girls than boys in the classroom. However to say in…
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Know the A to Z IELTS tips that will help you set up your prep the right way to attain your desired IELTS band score! IELTS TIPS: A to Z A: Ask In your IELTS speaking task if you are not sure of the question, ASK. Avoid answering question/s without understanding it. B: Band The…
One of the first things you should do before you start your GRE preparation is to get completely familiar with the GRE syllabus. This comprehensive guide will address aspects such as question types, sections and scoring mechanism to give you an in-depth understanding of all you need to know before you start your GRE preparation. Overview:…
Plugging in values when there are unknowns in the questions or the answer options is a fairly straightforward strategy that can help you navigate high-complexity questions on the GRE and GMAT Quant sections. Especially those that can send you into a spiral by making you solve complex algebraic equations. The premise of plugging in values…
