In this series I would like to show you how to prepare for your IELTS test. There are many steps that you need to take if you are going to be successful in your IELTS test. And in this series I’m going to take you through the 10 most important steps that you must complete if you are going to do well in your test. First three will be discussed in this lesson.
Now let’s start with the first one and the most obvious one.
IELTS stands for International English Language Testing System. There are four skills that are tested in IELTS test; Reading, Writing, Listening and Speaking. There are two agencies which offer IELTS exam; IDP and British Council. Ielts accept all types of English, US or UK as it’s an International test of English. However for spellings you must choose either US or UK spellings- you can’t use both.
Welcome to my IELTS Lessons. I will be posting a new IELTS lesson every day during weekdays starting from today. My IELTS preparation lessons contain IELTS tips and techniques. Learn about IELTS writing, speaking, Listening and Reading. Please subscribe to get those lessons as soon as they are posted. If you have questions about IELTS, please post them in the comments section. I will try my best to answer all your questions. I am a qualified English language trainer and have an ample experience of teaching IELTS and other English language exams.
The aim of my lessons is to help you understand techniques to nail your IELTS test.
So, Good luck with your IELTS Preparation and exam. See you tomorrow!
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Happy Monday you all beautiful people!
Today’s Monday Mantra is BE YOUR OWN KIND OF BEAUTIFUL.
We are all distinctively created, so why do we compare ourselves with others? In our heads, we always try to be a perfect person, and because of this we are often thinking of what people will say about us, the way we look, dress, the way we walk, talk, behave etc. Especially as women, I feel like there is this invisible range or standard by which we all measure ourselves. We sometimes do not embrace ourselves as we are and we feel ashamed of our skin colour, our body shape, or anything related to us. Instead, we should look at ourselves as individuals. We are all beautiful in our own way.
Hi Angels
I have decided to share a mantra every Monday as a part of a motivational series. A mantra is basically a phrase to live by, so to start this series “Start Somewhere” would be compatibly apt. As Monday starts a week and I believe that what commence your week sets the pace for what follows. How do you start your week?
It was my anniversary, and I had not baked any cake till afternoon. All the phone calls that were coming to wish me were having questions from family and friends, ” What cake you baked today for your anniversary?”, ” hey baked your cake?” and “Why haven’t you baked for yourself when you bake for everyone’s birthdays and anniversaries?”
And I was like, “Hey even I want someone to bake a cake for me. “But somehow these questions encouraged me and I was in the kitchen to bake a cake for hubby dear. Why to look for your happiness from others, when we can ourselves bring sunshine to us and to our loved ones. 🙂
So I decided to bake a random egg-less cake.
My mother was so fond of this cake, that now it has become one of my favorites too, as a part of my missing her routine. (Since the time she left me in February, 2015) Every time I bake it, it reminds me of her expressions she had whenever she used to eat it. So here I am sharing the recipe of egg-less cake. This is my best tea-time cake, and simplest to make.
Let’s get started!
Navratri Season has rolled out with its full glory. While it signifies celebration and galore, it also marks the beginning of fasting days. This is actually the beginning of the nine-day festival devoted to goddess Durga. People fast for seven to nine days and refrain from eating daily food items. During Navratri, it is advised to avoid the Rajasic and Taamasic foods as they symbolize worldly desires and only Satvik food is allowed.
Navratri also has a scientific relevance. It is said that since Navratri is held twice a year (once in summer and once in autumn); during this time our body has weak immunity due to seasonal changes. If we eat light meals which are also nutritious in nature, we can help our body stay away from the various ailments. Therefore, eating heavy foods can harm our immunity. Fasting is a process which cleans our system inside out and therefore should be taken seriously. Some people along with celebrating Navratri indulge in heavy food too. However, do keep the following rules in mind if you wish to opt for the fasting.
What else could I post today, when Rajan and I celebrate 20 years of our marriage. At this time, twenty years back, I was with my mum, and other family members, getting ready to take the vows and become Mrs Rajan Ohri. My maiden name Deepali Khanna, seems a lifetime ago. I was just 22 and my husband a year older. We stood smiling, having mixed feelings and thoughts and no clue what life had planned for us.
So Happy 20th Anniversary Husband! <3