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On 9 May 2022   /   Uncategorized  
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IELTS vs OET: Top 6 differences between IELTS & OET

On 12 January 2022   /   OET  
IELTS vs OET
IELTS VS OET Cost, acceptance, Availability   The IELTS (International English Language Testing System) and OET (Occupational English Test) are both used to test the English Language competency of healthcare professionals around the world. Both of these examinations are chosen by the regulatory bodies to make sure that healthcare workers have sufficient language skills to communicate effectively with patients and colleagues and deliver adequate medical care. What is the difference between OET and IELTS? Usually OET tests a person’s ability to communicate in English in healthcare setting, whereas IELTS test the ability of person to communicate in English in general.Read more →
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Coherence and Cohesion in IELTS Writing | Number 1 and best tips for C & C

On 9 December 2021   /   IELTS Writing  
By Next Step Learning, Best IELTS Coaching in Dhaka Coherence and Cohesion in IELTS Writing   Coherence and cohesion is a vital feature of your writing. It carries 25% mark of your Writing Module. Only by managing the coherence and cohesion perfectly you can make your content much easier for the reader to understand. There are several ways to make your writing cohesive and coherent. First of all, planning your writing (specially task 2 of the IELTS writing) can help you make your writing coherent and cohesive. Moreover, correct use of the cohesive devices can help you a lot inRead more →
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IELTS writing task 2 Structure & tips

On 2 February 2021   /   IELTS Writing  
IELTS writing task 2 structure
Overview of IELTS Task 2 IELTS writing Task 2 requires the candidates to write a composition on a specific topic. These topics are usually based on social, environmental or economic issues and concerns. These are of general nature and designed as such that the candidates need no specialized knowledge on them. The examinees are expected to produce an academic style composition, usually targeted towards educated non- specialists. In order to suit the task in the question, a certain style stared below should be followed. The question in the IELTS test will essentially follow the types below- Argument Cause and EffectRead more →
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