Explore ways to Structure Part 2 Responses. How to Infer the Topic and Give Background the Topic before answering the Prompt. Discover how to negotiate each line of the description. Review Verb Tense and Modals to include. Build Vocabulary for each Topic. Learn How to Categorise People and make Contrasts between groups in the Present and the Past. Learn how to use a Variety of Comparative Structures to Contrast and Compare in order to improve your Grammatical Range Score. In the IELTS there are so many Topic Areas and so many different prompts in those topic areas, so in Individual Classes it is difficult to cover them all. In Individual Classes we focus on developing our own Speaking and Writing Skills, but in a group setting it becomes more possible to build our Lexical Resource much more quickly with the teacher.

- How to Structure the Part 2 Prompt. - How to Answer the First Question Set in Part 3. - Vocabulary and 'Unusual Lexical Items' and 'Idioms' for each Topic - Verb Tense and Modal and Semi-Modal Verbs - How to Categorise People into Descriptive Groups - How to introduce 'Group Nouns' before 'Particular Nouns' to improve your Lexical Resource Score.