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How IELTS is marked and what each part of the test asks of you, explained from the exam's own published pages, for people learning English from Arabic.
Common English mistakes Arabic speakers make, and how to fix them (2026)
The English mistakes that come from Arabic, one at a time: the verb be, a, an and the, the present perfect, prepositions, word order, relative clauses, capitals and full stops, spelling and sounds, with what published studies found and the fix for each.
How IELTS Writing is marked: the four criteria, band by band (2026)
How IELTS examiners mark Writing: the four criteria, what separates band 6 from band 7 on each, why Task 2 counts twice as much as Task 1, what happens under 250 words, and four places where Arabic and English grammar differ, all from the official IELTS pages.
IELTS Writing Task 2 question types, and how to plan each one (2026)
Every common IELTS Writing Task 2 prompt type from ielts.org's own table: opinion, discussion, advantages and disadvantages, positive or negative, causes and solutions, and multi-part questions, with what each asks for, the mistakes IELTS names, and a paragraph plan for each.
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