Pronunciation is often students' lowest score. It's also tough to improve. However, understanding your score more deeply is an important step towards getting better. Let's take a look at the pronunciation section.

We remember the ending more clearly than the rest, so a memorable conclusion is a key aspect to a strong answer.

Fillers are a great way to sound natural when you speak. What's more, they are essential to improving your fluency and delivery score on a speaking test.

Many non-native English speakers find it difficult to add detail and expand. As a result, their speaking test scores are lower than they should be, and their writing lacks sophistication and impact. Find out how to solve this problem.

This post looks at simple inductive logic. We start with a specific example and work out a conclusion based on it. 

This is a quick guide to deductive logic. Use it to score more highly in speaking tests and convince people of your opinion.

One essential part of speaking well is to break your speech into short chunks—usually a few words— and pausing briefly after each one. 

Accept that your native language level is higher than your English level, and that's ok. Focus on the language you already have. This is a simple idea, but it can be hard to put into practice.