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Short lessons that change what you write next
Each lesson takes a few minutes and ends with something you can apply in your very next practice answer.
Grammar6 min
Choosing the right tense in academic writing
When to use present perfect, past simple and past perfect when describing research and trends.
Grammar5 min
Building complex sentences without comma splices
How to combine ideas with subordinators and semicolons instead of stacked commas.
Vocabulary5 min
Using academic collocations naturally
Why 'reach a consensus' scores better than a rare word used incorrectly.
Vocabulary4 min
Paraphrasing the question without copying
Techniques for rewriting a prompt in your introduction.
Writing7 min
A reliable Task 2 essay structure
Introduction, two body paragraphs with topic sentences, and a decisive conclusion.
Writing6 min
Describing data in Task 1 without listing
Select the main features, group them, and compare — do not narrate every number.
Speaking5 min
Extending answers without rambling
The reason–example–consequence pattern for Part 1 and Part 3 answers.
Speaking5 min
Using the one-minute cue-card preparation
How to plan a two-minute Part 2 answer with four keywords.