5 Grammar Mistakes That Are KILLING Your IELTS Score
Grammar accuracy is crucial to your IELTS score, accounting for 25% of both writing and speaking. This video from The English Edge focuses on essential English grammar, highlighting common grammar mistakes like comma usage and prepositions. Improve your basic grammar for IELTS with practical tips and a comprehensive grammar lesson. This guide is perfect for anyone looking to master IELTS grammar and achieve a higher band score.Is your IELTS Writing score stuck at Band 6 or 6.5? The problem might not be your ideas — it could be these 5 grammar mistakes that examiners notice every single time.
In this video, you'll learn:
✅ The 5 most common IELTS grammar mistakes that lower your band score
✅ Why subject-verb agreement errors are costing you easy marks
✅ How run-on sentences and comma splices hurt your score
✅ The truth about articles (a, an, the) — and how to get them right
✅ How to fix preposition errors using the collocation method
✅ Why tense inconsistency is one of the most penalised mistakes in IELTS Writing
✅ A free Self-Correction Checklist to use after every practice essay.
Remember: Grammar Range and Accuracy accounts for 25% of your Writing and Speaking scores. Even small, repeated errors can be the difference between Band 6 and Band 7.
📥 FREE RESOURCES — Self-Correction Checklist + Practice Exercises:
🔗 https://veenaj.gumroad.com/l/prmfy
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⏱ TIMESTAMPS
00:00 – Why grammar mistakes lower your IELTS score
00:43 – Mistake 1: Subject-verb agreement
01:29 – Mistake 2: Run-on sentences & comma splices
02:11 – Mistake 3: Incorrect use of articles (a, an, the)
02:53 – Mistake 4: Misuse of prepositions
03:36 – Mistake 5: Tense inconsistency
04:27 – Self-correction checklist + next steps
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