I would like to talk about a website that really helped me during my ILTs training days. The website I’m referring to is inowate, which is actually really helpful and really helped me in my preparations. Uh, it was during my ieltts coaching days that I came across this, uh, website because I had a habit of, uh, referring to, um, google for my writing, um, tasks initially so that I could get an idea about how can, uh, I write or refer to the other writings by um, other people who have submitted in the Google. So I had a habit of looking at that. So that’s when I came across this website and I felt it really um, useful. And just after my um, ielts coaching, I used to um, visit this website each and every day to test my writing skills and all writing and every skill. So that uh, this website actually have um, a separate areas for all your evaluations, such as you can upload your writings and get an appropriate score that you uh, might get. And they would actually, um, point out the mistakes where you have made like any grammatic mistakes or something which you have made, uh, while you write. So they actually give us a detailed summary about what all words that we have repeated. So what’s the mistake in this words? And we actually have an option to correct our mistakes so that we can rewrite it and then we can upload it again until we get our desired score. And another thing I felt really interesting is that it actually have a calculator to calculate your speaking, listening, reading and writing scores. So I felt that really helpful because I didn’t know how to calculate this, um, reading and ah, writing because we just, um, calculated it in numbers, but that’s not what we get in our ilts. So it really helped me during my Ieltt space and it really, um, pointed out the mistakes that small dramamatic mistakes that I made while I write or speak. So it really helped me.
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I'd like to talk about a website that really helped me during my IELTS training days. The website I'm referring to is iNow, which is actually really helpful and really helped me in my preparations. Uh, it was during my IELTS coaching days that I came across this website because I had a habit of referring to Google for my writing tasks initially, just to get an idea of how I could write or to see examples of other people's writing that had been submitted on Google. So I had a habit of looking at that. That's when I came across this website, and I felt it was really useful. And just after my IELTS coaching, I used to visit this website each and every day to test my writing skills and all my skills. So this website actually has separate areas for all your evaluations, such as you can upload your writing and get an appropriate score that you might get. And they would actually point out the mistakes you've made, like any grammatical mistakes or anything else you might have done while writing. So they actually give you a detailed summary about what words you've repeated, what the mistakes are in those words, and you actually have an option to correct your mistakes so that you can rewrite it and then upload it again until you get your desired score. And another thing I found really interesting is that it actually has a calculator to calculate your speaking, listening, reading, and writing scores. So I found that really helpful because I didn't know how to calculate these reading and writing scores. We just calculated them in numbers, but that's not what you get in your IELTS. So it really helped me during my IELTS prep and it really pointed out the mistakes, those small grammatical mistakes, that I made while I wrote or spoke. So it really helped me.
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