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More and more of us are now talking about ‘studying with a foreign country’ while discussing study options abroad. The official site of Education New Zealand, for instance, calls itself a platform with information on studying with New Zealand.
Learning English idioms can improve your fluency and help you express yourself in more interesting ways. Idioms are a part of natural language use, alongside phrasal verbs and collocations. If you’re taking IELTS, they’re essential to scoring a Band 7 or above in the Speaking test.
If you are preparing for the IELTS test alongside work or study, you might have limited time to attend an IELTS class. So, if you’re wondering how to prepare for IELTS at home, here are some practical ideas to help you when you’re studying for the test.
If you’re planning to take IELTS, you have two choices to make. First, are you going to take IELTS Academic, or IELTS General Training? Once you’ve made a decision about which IELTS test you are going to take, you can decide how you prefer taking the tes: IELTS on paper vs computer.
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