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Learn to talk naturally about your job, your major and your future plans: core and extended phrase banks, natural linkers and analysed Part 3 model answers.
Natural English phrases for the "Hometown and Accommodation" topic that may appear in IELTS Speaking Part 1, ready-made sample answers and self-recording practice questions — all in this free material.
In this guide you will learn the formula for natural-sounding short answers in IELTS Speaking Part 1 — the rhythm of a direct answer, one reason and one detail — together with 20 sample questions and answers.
You have no time to read every word in IELTS Reading: in this lesson you will learn the difference between skimming and scanning, a 60-second skim routine and sets of timed drills you can do alone at home.
Learn 60 academic words commonly used in IELTS Academic reading texts in four themed tables, and expand your vocabulary systematically with the 10-words-a-week method.
This material teaches the difference between Matching Information and Matching Features questions in IELTS Reading, why the answers do not follow paragraph order, and the name-and-feature anchoring technique, with full analysis and practice on original passages.
Learn how to stay within the word limit, predict the part of speech of a gap and follow the paraphrase trail through the passage in summary and sentence completion tasks — with an original passage and fully explained answers.
IELTS Reading questions can express information from the passage in different words and structures. Learn the paraphrase principle, around 45 frequently used synonym pairs, exercises matching questions to passage lines, and traps where rewording changes the meaning.
In this lesson you learn to recognise the signals of agreement, hesitation and change of mind in Part 3 student discussions, catch self-correction phrases in time and avoid the misleading answers.
A strategy for getting through five uninterrupted minutes of academic lecture: learn to read the notes like a map, recognise the speaker's road signs and recover calmly when you lose your place.
In IELTS Listening Part 1, numbers decide your marks: thirteen or thirty, date formats, prices, phone numbers and postcodes — all with clear tables and a self-test dictation, free of charge.
10 recurring Task 2 mistakes — from an irrelevant introduction to word-count panic — and a practical fix for each.
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