2 You have already done this task. First, analyse the table. 1 What is the main topic of the table? 2 How many people does the table give information about? 3 Will the description in the recording give information row by row (horizontally) or column by column (vertically)? (look at the order of the question Read more about Listening[…]
1 a Read the title, subheading and first paragraph of the text. Think of some more countries which might have different attitudes to time. What effects might these differences have on daily life? b Read the first sentence of paragraphs B—F. Is the information in the text organised according to: a) researchers and their findings? Read more about IELTS Reading[…]
1. Answer the questions in a most logical way. 2. Mark the verb in each list that does not make a word combination with the noun on the right. The first one has been done as an example. 2.1. Complete the sentences using the correct form of verbs from the Vocabulary exercise. Asking for and Read more about .[…]
1 In Parts 1 and 3 of the Speaking Module, you may be asked questions that require you to compare things, or to discuss the relative advantages or disadvantages of different things. a Look at the question below. Would you prefer to live in a city or a village? Why? b Think of three advantages Read more about Comparing and contrasting[…]
1 In Task I you have to think about both the meaning of the data in the task and the language you need to describe it. Read the Writing task below and look at the bar chart. Answer these questions. 1 What information does the horizontal axis show? How many sectors are there? What does Read more about IELTS Writing Task 1[…]
1. Read the article and answer the questions that follow. Don’t pay attention to unknown words. Numbers speak for themselves? When presenting financial results on a PowerPoint slide, don’t scare your audience. Use the power of your numbers to support your conclusions. Do not make the mistake of thinking that “the numbers speak for themselves.” Read more about Numbers[…]
In Section 2 of the Listening Module, you listen to someone giving information about an everyday topic. It could be a speech, a radio broadcast or a recorded message. MULTIPLE-CHOICE 1 Multiple-choice questions like the ones below are quite common throughout all sections of the Listening Module. The questions will be in the same order as Read more about IELTS Listening Section 2[…]
The End of Time -source ‘New Philosopher’ The world is going to end. We know that for certain – it’s just a matter of when. At the very latest, the world will end in about 4 or 5 billion years. That’s when scientists estimate the Sun will run out of hydrogen gas in its core, Read more about .[…]
Topic vocabulary overview The three main topics we have covered were exercise, nutrition and health. You may need to recognise and use words and phrases connected with these topics in IELTS Reading, Writing, Listening and Speaking Modules. 1 Complete each phrase below by choosing the best word from the boxes. Use each word once only. Read more about IELTS Module A Revision[…]
1. a. Read the title and subheading of the text opposite. Without reading the rest of the text, answer the following questions. 1 What general problem is the text about? 2 Where does the problem exist? 3 What could be a possible solution? 4 What is one drawback to this solution? b. Now read the Read more about IELTS Reading 2[…]