Advanced Grammar Structures for IELTS (Get Band 7.0+)
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IELTS Grammar is an essential part of every language, and IELTS assesses an individual on various aspects of their skills in the English language. One of the most mandatory skills that a candidate must demonstrate to obtain a higher IELTS band score is the use of advanced grammar structures for IELTS Writing and speaking tasks. Therefore, it is important to keep in mind that the application of useful grammar for IELTS writing and IELTS Speaking tasks can significantly improve your overall performance.
In this article, we have mentioned several examples of useful grammar structures for IELTS exam to help you enhance the quality of your answers.
Advanced Grammar Structures for IELTS to Achieve Band 7+
Given below are some advanced grammar structures for IELTS with examples that you follow to make your answers for IELTS Speaking and writing tasks cohesive and grammatically sound. To get more useful structures to boost your IELTS Grammar and be well-prepared for the IELTS exam, you can Download English Grammar in Use
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1. So + adjective + to be + Subject + that Clause
So + adv + auxiliary verb + S + main verb + O + that Clause |
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2. Then comes/come + Subject, as + Clause |
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3. May + Subject + Verb |
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4. It is no + Comparative Adjective + than + V-ing |
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5. Subject + Verb + far more +….than + N |
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6. Subject + love/like/wish + nothing more than to be + adj/past participle |
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7. Subject 1 + is/are just like + Subject 2 +was/were |
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8. Subject 1 + is/are + the same + as + Subject 2 + was/were |
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9. It is (not always) thought + adj + Noun phrase |
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10. As + Verb Participle /can be seen, Subject + Verb |
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11. S + point(s)/ pointed out (to be) + that Clause |
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12. It is/was evident to someone + that Clause |
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13. What + Subject + Verb + is/was + (that) + Subject + Verb +…. |
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14. Noun + Is + what + sth + is all about |
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15. Subject + to be (just) + what Subject + Verb |
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16. Verb-ing +sth + to be + Adjective – if not impossible |
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17. There + to be + no + Noun + nor + Noun |
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18. There isn’t/wasn’t time to Verb / to be + Adjective |
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19. Subject + may + put on a + Adjective + front but inside + Subject + Adjective |
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20. Subject + see oneself + V-ing |
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