IELTS / Writing DIRECTIONS Identify the ONE piece of information in the response below which should be removed. Analyze the charts and compare them with the response below. Click on a word, phrase, or clause which does not belong in the Task 1 response. REMEMBER If an idea is not clearly seen in the chart, …
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IELTS / Writing DIRECTIONS Identify the TWO pieces of information in the response below which should be removed. Analyze the charts and compare them with the response below. Click on a word, phrase, or clause which does not belong in the Task 1 response. REMEMBER If an idea is not clearly seen in the chart, …
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IELTS / Reading DIRECTIONS Complete the sentences below with words from the passage. REMEMBER The word(s) you type for each answer needs to be grammatically correct for the sentence you are completing. When Fill-in-the-blank questions are in paragraph form, they may not be found in the same order in the paragraph. Decide if you need …
IELTS / Reading DIRECTIONS Complete the sentences below with words from the passage. REMEMBER The word(s) you type for each answer needs to be grammatically correct for the sentence you are completing. When Fill-in-the-blank questions are in paragraph form, they may not be found in the same order in the paragraph. Decide if you need …
IELTS / Reading DIRECTIONS Complete the sentences below with words from the passage. REMEMBER The word(s) you type for each answer needs to be grammatically correct for the sentence you are completing. When Fill-in-the-blank questions are in paragraph form, they may not be found in the same order in the paragraph. Decide if you need …
IELTS / Writing Begin to see why the Task One writing response is one of the more unusual tasks the IELTS asks you to do. Module Content Expand All | Collapse All STEPS Status Task One Writing 1 / Lesson 1: Understanding the Purpose of Task One Begin to see why the Task One writing …
IELTS / Reading DIRECTIONS Determine what the red highlighted pronoun is referring to in the paragraph. REMEMBER You need to understand how the highlighted word is related to verbs, adjectives, and other nouns in the text. The following paragraph is republished from Atomic age began 75 years ago with the first controlled nuclear chain reaction (on The Conversation) by …
IELTS / Reading DIRECTIONS Determine what the red highlighted pronoun is referring to in the paragraph. REMEMBER You need to understand how the highlighted word is related to verbs, adjectives, and other nouns in the text. The following paragraph is republished from Atomic age began 75 years ago with the first controlled nuclear chain reaction (on The Conversation) by …
IELTS / Reading DIRECTIONS Determine what the red highlighted pronoun is referring to in the paragraph. REMEMBER You need to understand how the highlighted word is related to verbs, adjectives, and other nouns in the text. The following paragraph is republished from Atomic age began 75 years ago with the first controlled nuclear chain reaction (on The Conversation) by …
IELTS / Reading DIRECTIONS Determine whether each question statement is True, False, or Not Given based on the information in the passage. Type “T“, “F“, or “NG” in the box next to each question. REMEMBER Clues for questions are found in the same order in the passage as the questions. Make sure the relationships of …
IELTS / Reading DIRECTIONS Determine whether each question statement is True, False, or Not Given based on the information in the passage. Type “T“, “F“, or “NG” in the box next to each question. REMEMBER Clues for questions are found in the same order in the passage as the questions. Make sure the relationships of …
IELTS / Reading DIRECTIONS Determine whether each question statement is True, False, or Not Given based on the information in the passage. Type “T“, “F“, or “NG” in the box next to each question. REMEMBER Clues for questions are found in the same order in the passage as the questions. Make sure the relationships of …
IELTS / Reading DIRECTIONS Determine which paragraphs mention the information in Questions 1-5. Click onto a Paragraph Name to view the paragraph. Type the letter of the paragraph in the box next to the question. REMEMBER Answers to Matching Ideas to Paragraph questions will not be found in the same order in the passage as …
IELTS / Reading DIRECTIONS Determine which paragraphs mention the information in Questions 1-5. Click onto a Paragraph Name to view the paragraph. Type the letter of the paragraph in the box next to the question. REMEMBER Answers to Matching Ideas to Paragraph questions will not be found in the same order in the passage as …
IELTS / Reading DIRECTIONS Determine which paragraphs mention the information in Questions 1-5. Click onto a Paragraph Name to view the paragraph. Type the letter of the paragraph in the box next to the question. REMEMBER Answers to Matching Ideas to Paragraph questions will not be found in the same order in the passage as …
IELTS / Reading DIRECTIONS Which answer is a correct paraphrase of the question sentence below? Choose which answer you think is a correct paraphrase of the BOLD sentence. One answer is a good paraphrase, but the other one is not! REMEMBER A paraphrase does not have to have the exact same meaning…if it is ‘close’ or …
IELTS / Reading Module Content Expand All | Collapse All STEPS Status
IELTS / Reading Module Content Expand All | Collapse All STEPS Status
IELTS / Reading DIRECTIONS Which answer is a correct paraphrase of the question sentence below? Choose which answer you think is a correct paraphrase of the BOLD sentence. One answer is a good paraphrase, but the other one is not! REMEMBER A paraphrase does not have to have the exact same meaning…if it is ‘close’ or …
IELTS / Reading With our final paragraphs, we can make our final decisions about these questions. https://player.vimeo.com/video/299552360The passage in this lesson (The Global Glider, iD Magazine, December 2012) is used with permission. Module Content Expand All | Collapse All STEPS Status Reading 4 / Lesson 8: Searching for Questions in Paragraph D & E With …
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