Ielts grammar Guide

About The Author
Tim Dickeson
Tim is a highly sought after IELTS consultant due to his ability to
“translate the complexities of the IELTS into a simple language”.
His simplified but highly effective approach to IELTS preparation has
proven time after time that his methods get results.
Tim is Australian born and raised and has taught English and IELTS in
Australia, Europe and South America. He currently owns an IELTS
preparation company in Australia and has consulted for universities and
language institutions about how to correctly prepare people for the
IELTS.
He has a love of teaching and helping people achieve results and his
number one objective with this publication is to help as many people as
possible pass the IELTS so they can continue to pursue their dreams.
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Document Outline

• Why You Need To Read This Book
• IELTS Grammar Rule No.1 - Simple Present
• IELTS Grammar Rule No. 2 - Simple Past
• IELTS Grammar Rule No. 3 - Present Perfect
• IELTS Grammar Rule No. 5 - Negatives
• IELTS Grammar Rule No. 6 - Verb ‘To Be’ (Present / Past / Future)
• IELTS Grammar Rule No. 7 - Verb ‘Can’ (Present / Past / Future)
• IELTS Grammar Rule No. 8 - Adverbs
• IELTS Grammar Rule No. 9 - Adverbs of Frequency
• IELTS Grammar Rule No.10 - This / That / These / Those
• IELTS Grammar Rule No.11 - Uncountable and Countable Nouns
• IELTS Grammar Rule No.12 - Comparisons
• IELTS Grammar Rule No.13 - Indefinite Pronouns
• IELTS Grammar Rule No.14 - Conditional
• IELTS Grammar Rule No.15 - Reported Speech
• IELTS Grammar Rule No.16 - Used to
• IELTS Grammar Rule No.17 - Either / Neither / Both
• IELTS Grammar Rule No.18 - Transition Phrases or Words
• IELTS Grammar Rule No. 20 - Passive Voice
• IELTS Grammar Rule No. 21 - Prepositions
• IELTS Grammar Rule No. 22 - Parallelism
• IELTS Grammar Rule No. 23 - Pronoun Reference
• BONUS – IELTS Grammar Exercises
• About The Author