?Why you should take part in Master Arian IELTS preparation course

Why you should take part in Master Arian IELTS preparation course?

Offering exclusive curriculum

Avoiding time wasting by participation in online classes

Holding regular mock ILETS to measure your progress

Doing the tests and practicing at the class and under supervision of your instructor

Learning accurate accent, intonation and the English culture from a near native speaker

Holding PRE-IELTS and IELTS course simultaneously

Estimating your IELTS band score accurately

Getting your self-confidence at IELTS step by step

Getting all required IELTS tips and techniques in the shortest time

And not to mention that many other things more than your expectation are provided

Eventually, to score well in real IELTS exam

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Common mistakes in the use of uncountable nouns - ONLINE IELTS AND TOEFL COURSE

Common mistakes in the use of uncountable nouns

Read the following sentences.

The sceneries here are not good.
The scenery here is not good.
Which of the two sentences is the correct one?

The word scenery is uncountable in English. It may be countable in some other languages. However, in English, we can’t say sceneries or a scenery.

As you know, uncountable nouns do not have plural forms and they cannot be used with numbers or the article a/an. And hence the sentence ‘The sceneries here are not good’, isn’t correct.

More examples are given below.

Incorrect: They have got lots of furnitures.
Correct: They have got lots of furniture.
Incorrect: We have received no informations about the accident.
Correct: We have received no information about the accident.
Incorrect: I heard these news in the morning.
Correct: I heard this news in the morning.
Incorrect: He asked me to pack my luggages.
Correct: He asked me to pack my luggage.
The nouns information, furniture, news, luggage etc., are uncountable.

Incorrect: Please excuse the troubles.
Correct: Please excuse me for the trouble.
The word trouble is mainly used as an uncountable noun. It doesn’t usually have a plural form.

Also the word excuse should be followed by an indirect object.

However, the plural form troubles can be used to refer to all the problems that a person has. In this case, it is usually preceded by a possessive.

All of us have our troubles and we must find ways to deal with them.

Incorrect: He provided the blinds with food.
Correct: He provided the blind with food.
The expressions ‘the blind’, ‘the deaf’, ‘the unemployed’, ‘the dead’, ‘the poor’ etc., are plural. ‘The blind’ means all blind people. We can’t say ‘the blinds’ or ‘the deafs’.

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Master Arian as an English Teacher offers a number of options for students wishing to prepare for the IELTS Examination and has been successfully helping students reach their required IELTS scores for many years. With a unique teaching method, simple yet effective strategies, individual attention and feedback, as well as invaluable tips and advice from a highly qualified and experienced professional, the IELTS learning experience with Master Arian IELTS group becomes a memorable and enjoyable one, enabling each individual to achieve the score they deserve, while developing their overall English skills at the same time.

There are two main types of IELTS preparation offered by Master Arian IELTS group:

1) General and Academic IELTS Assistance - through private and small group lessons

(each individual can learn at their own pace and prepare effectively for the exam through professional guidance, correction, explanation, and a course which is written especially for them and their individual needs)

2) Accelerated IELTS Assistance - through intensive workshops

(for individual students or small groups of two, three or four students, offering them the chance to learn the special Master Arian IELTS Method for Success which will develop their IELTS skills and confidence in record time as well as improve their IELTS score by up to two bands!)

-Private IELTS Preparation Lessons (General and Academic IELTS Assistance)

This is the best option for those who learn best individually, yet wish to be guided in the structure, grammar and vocabulary required for the test. As all private lessons are tailored to the individual, this option also best suits those who wish to improve their score in just one area of the test, and those who prefer to learn at their own pace. Private lessons are available for General or Academic IELTS Test Preparation. A minimum of 10 sessions is required for private IELTS lessons.

-Small Group IELTS Preparation Lessons (General and Academic IELTS Assistance)

This is the best option for those wishing to learn with a family member, friend or colleague and who prefer a group atmosphere and the peer support that having a study partner provides. All small group lessons are tailored to the needs of the group and include feedback for each individual. Small Group IELTS Preparation lessons best suit groups who prefer to learn at their own pace and who do not wish to learn and practice in an intensive environment. Small Group Lessons are available for both General and Academic IELTS Test Preparation. A minimum of 10 sessions is required for small group IELTS lessons.

-Intensive IELTS Preparation workshop (Accelerated IELTS Assistance)

IELTS Preparation workshops are offered to individuals, as well as to small groups of two, three or four friends, family members or colleagues. These workshops are perfect for those who need effective last-minute preparation, who have taken the exam several times and not achieved their required score, for those who wish to focus on just one area of the exam, and for those who learn best in an intensive environment. workshops are offered intensively over one, two, three or four days with several pre and post workshop tasks included. Developing IELTS skills and confidence in record time is guaranteed. Also guaranteed is the commitment to identifying and fixing each individual's problem areas as well as answering all questions in detail. Participants in the intensive IELTS workshops learn the special Master Arian IELTS Method for Success which when applied can improve IELTS scores by up to two bands. Accelerated IELTS Assistance is the most cost-effective and time-effective option, guaranteeing fast results, yet still providing participants with the advantages offered by private and small group preparation lessons.

The following Intensive IELTS Preparation workshop are offered:

-IELTS Essay Writing workshop

-IELTS Writing Task 1 workshop (General exam)

-IELTS Writing Task 1 workshop (Academic exam)

-IELTS Reading workshop

-IELTS Speaking workshop

-IELTS Listening workshop

Contact or chat online with Master Arian IELTS group today to discuss which option for IELTS preparation would be best for you.

IELTS Speaking test in Vietnam – December 2013

IELTS Speaking test in Vietnam – December 2013

Speaking test

Interview

- What is your full name?
- Can I see your ID?
- Where are you from?
- Do you work or study?
- Tell me about the place where you live.
- What do you like the most about this place?
- What do you usually do on your birthday?
- What do you like the most about your birthday?
- Does birthday mean a lot to you now?
- At what age do you think birthday would feel special?

Cue Card

Talk about a meal that you would like to have. Please say

- Where would it be?
- What kind of food would you choose?
- Who would you share it with?

Discussion

- Why is this meal so special to you?
- Do you like meals cooked at home better than at a restaurant?
- Do you think that meal cooked at home will be safer than one cooked outside?
- Do you think the quality of food depends on its price?
- What is the difference between children’s and adults’ choice of food?
- Should government have strict food safety regulations?