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Professional English Academy for Career Excellence in Hyderabad.
Understand the IELTS test format
Understand the IELTS test format
Take the time to understand the IELTS test format. There are two versions of the test: IELTS Academic and IELTS General Training. Both are graded in exactly the same way.
You will take the first three parts of the test all on one day in the following order: Listening, Reading, Writing and Speaking. There are no breaks between the first three tests.You will take the Speaking test either on the same day, or 7 days before or after that, depending on local arrangements.
A range of native-speaker accents (North American, Australian, New Zealand and British) is used in the Listening test, and all standard varieties of English are accepted in responses in all parts of the test.

You can find out more about what to expect in the Listening, Reading, Writing and Speaking tests by looking at the next steps.
When you are happy that you understand what you will need to do in each section, try some of our free practice tests.
Saturday, 28 April 2018
Soft skills and personality development
English is not only a language and also a status symbol of richness as
well. Moreover, it helps us to understand how the world is.
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Saturday, 31 March 2018
Friday, 30 March 2018
Tuesday, 27 March 2018
Monday, 26 March 2018
IELTS test fees
IELTS test fees
The registration fee for IELTS test administered till 31 March 2018 is INR 12,100 and the registration fee for IELTS test administered after 01 April 2018 is INR 12,650
https://www.britishcouncil.in/exam/ielts/test-dates-fees-and-locations
Sunday, 11 March 2018
Practical English
You know, many of you feel nervous at the mention of interviews. Even though you are very knowledgeable in your respective subjects. Why would be happened like that generally? Because, lack of English communication skill. Come and join with us, you can learn English with simple methods and systematic practice.
Thursday, 8 March 2018
Tuesday, 27 February 2018
Ranking system depresses the students
Ranking system depresses the students. Is it really possible to assess an intellectual of student by putting one test? Whatever the questions had given in the exams might have not known to students or they might be not recollected it that movement. It doesn't mean that student had failed in his life. We must realize that many persons are failing in their lives in spite of ranker. So don't discourage the student before going to attempt any exams.
Tuesday, 20 February 2018
Monday, 19 February 2018
How to be a perfect English learner?
How to be a perfect English learner?
Learn day by day. (try to lean something even when you tired
Read, read and read.( read loudly if possible)
Record new vocabulary. word power is a weapon to prove.
Be motivated. self motivation is better than all
Be brave.Don't pessimistic person, Rome was not built in a day.
Learn day by day. (try to lean something even when you tired
Read, read and read.( read loudly if possible)
Record new vocabulary. word power is a weapon to prove.
Be motivated. self motivation is better than all
Be brave.Don't pessimistic person, Rome was not built in a day.
Sunday, 18 February 2018
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Saturday, 17 February 2018
Group Discussions and language strategies
Language and Strategies for Group Discussions
Getting into a Discussion
Asking for Information
• May I ask a question?
• I have a question (about that)?
• Could I ask . . . ?
• I'd like to know . . . ?
Giving Some Information
• May I add something?
• May I say something here?
• I'd like to say something here.
• I'd like to comment on that.
Politely Interrupting
• Excuse me for interrupting, but . . .
• Sorry to interrupt, but . . .
• May I interrupt for a moment?
• Excuse me, but . . .
• Pardon me, but . . .
Drawing Others into a Discussion
Asking for Opinions
• (Name), what's your opinion?
• What do you think about . . . ?
• How do you feel about that?
• How about you?
• Do you agree with that?
• Any other ideas?
Ensuring Equal Participation
• (Name), we haven't heard from you on this point.
• Let's make sure we hear from everyone.
• You've made some interesting points. Now, let's
hear from the rest of the group.
• What does everyone else think about . . .?
Expressing Degrees of Certainty
Less Certain/Diplomatic
• It seems to me . . .
• I imagine . . .
• As far as I know . . .
• People say . . .
• I've heard that . . .
Neutral
• I think . . .
• I believe . . .
• I'm pretty sure/certain . . .
• I'd like to say/point out . . .
• The point is . . .
Very Certain
• I'm positive/sure/certain . . .
• I honestly believe/think . . .
• I'm convinced . . .
• In my (honest) opinion . . .
Responding with Degrees of Certainty
Less Certain/Neutral
• I suppose so/not.
• I guess you're right.
• I agree.
• I'm not sure I agree.
• Really?
Strong Agreement
• Absolutely.
• You're absolutely right.
• No question.
• I totally agree.
• I couldn't agree more.
Strong Disagreement
• Absolutely not.
• Positively not.
• I totally disagree.
• How can you say that?
Showing How Ideas are Related
Referring to previous ideas
• (Name) said that . . ., and I'd like to add . . .
• Remember in our last discussion . . .
• Getting back to . . .
• Going back to what was said earlier . . .
Summarizing
• In other words, you're saying . . .
• If I understand correctly, you're saying . . .
• We seem to have several main points . . .
• I'll sum up the points so far . . .
Getting into a Discussion
Asking for Information
• May I ask a question?
• I have a question (about that)?
• Could I ask . . . ?
• I'd like to know . . . ?
Giving Some Information
• May I add something?
• May I say something here?
• I'd like to say something here.
• I'd like to comment on that.
Politely Interrupting
• Excuse me for interrupting, but . . .
• Sorry to interrupt, but . . .
• May I interrupt for a moment?
• Excuse me, but . . .
• Pardon me, but . . .
Drawing Others into a Discussion
Asking for Opinions
• (Name), what's your opinion?
• What do you think about . . . ?
• How do you feel about that?
• How about you?
• Do you agree with that?
• Any other ideas?
Ensuring Equal Participation
• (Name), we haven't heard from you on this point.
• Let's make sure we hear from everyone.
• You've made some interesting points. Now, let's
hear from the rest of the group.
• What does everyone else think about . . .?
Expressing Degrees of Certainty
Less Certain/Diplomatic
• It seems to me . . .
• I imagine . . .
• As far as I know . . .
• People say . . .
• I've heard that . . .
Neutral
• I think . . .
• I believe . . .
• I'm pretty sure/certain . . .
• I'd like to say/point out . . .
• The point is . . .
Very Certain
• I'm positive/sure/certain . . .
• I honestly believe/think . . .
• I'm convinced . . .
• In my (honest) opinion . . .
Responding with Degrees of Certainty
Less Certain/Neutral
• I suppose so/not.
• I guess you're right.
• I agree.
• I'm not sure I agree.
• Really?
Strong Agreement
• Absolutely.
• You're absolutely right.
• No question.
• I totally agree.
• I couldn't agree more.
Strong Disagreement
• Absolutely not.
• Positively not.
• I totally disagree.
• How can you say that?
Showing How Ideas are Related
Referring to previous ideas
• (Name) said that . . ., and I'd like to add . . .
• Remember in our last discussion . . .
• Getting back to . . .
• Going back to what was said earlier . . .
Summarizing
• In other words, you're saying . . .
• If I understand correctly, you're saying . . .
• We seem to have several main points . . .
• I'll sum up the points so far . . .
English Fundamentals for all campetitive exams.
Most common Syllabus of English for all competitive exams.
1. tenses
2. Articles
3. Antonyms and synonyms
4. Changes of speech
5. Changes of voice
6. One word substitutes
7. Idioms and phrases
8. Prepositions
9. Conjunctions
10. Questions and question tags
11. Reading comprehension (identifying the answers from passage)
12. Rearrangement of sentences (ordering sequence of sentences)
13. Fill in the blanks( choosing appropriate words)
14. Sentence corrections
15. Spotting errors( identifying errors in a sentence)
1. tenses
2. Articles
3. Antonyms and synonyms
4. Changes of speech
5. Changes of voice
6. One word substitutes
7. Idioms and phrases
8. Prepositions
9. Conjunctions
10. Questions and question tags
11. Reading comprehension (identifying the answers from passage)
12. Rearrangement of sentences (ordering sequence of sentences)
13. Fill in the blanks( choosing appropriate words)
14. Sentence corrections
15. Spotting errors( identifying errors in a sentence)
Tuesday, 13 February 2018
English and Public Speaking Training for VIPs.
English and Public Speaking Training for VIPs.
Public speaking is generally scary. Public speaking in English is even more.
Do you want to learn how to feel comfortable while speaking publicly?
Contact for more details on : 9032611762, 9618761278
Public speaking is generally scary. Public speaking in English is even more.
Do you want to learn how to feel comfortable while speaking publicly?
Contact for more details on : 9032611762, 9618761278
Saturday, 10 February 2018
Saturday, 3 February 2018
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