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*The algorithm is set for fluency, fluency, fluency!! Therefore, a person just needs to keep speaking at an even tempo without any hesitation, pausing at the end of each sentence, …
Reading Correspondence, Example 1: **Note – for the first 6 questions, test-takers must read the text and then answer the questions whereas for the next 5 questions the blanks are …
There are 4 possible different audio types during the audio part of the IELTS exam: They are: Section 1: conversation – 2 people Section 2: talk – mostly 1 person …
Always remember that adjectives that end in -ed are used as ‘the effect’ or a cause and that adjectives that end in –ing are usually ‘the cause‘. For example: The …
*The algorithm is set for fluency, fluency, fluency!! Therefore, a person just needs to keep speaking at an even tempo without any hesitation, pausing at the end of each sentence, …
Part 1 Reading: Reading Correspondence (11 minutes) Overview: Reading Correspondence In Part 1, you will read a personal correspondence (the first task), like an email, and then you will be …
Short Answer Question Read the Answer statements first and underline keywords. Usually, these questions are of the ‘Wh’ information question variety, so scanning is the most important skill as you …
Top-down compared with Bottom-up approaches to reading Top-down emphasizes the importance of what the reader brings to the text whereas Bottom-up emphasizes the written or printed text itself. Top-down …
*The algorithm is set for fluency, fluency, fluency!! Therefore, a person just needs to keep speaking at an even tempo without any hesitation, pausing at the end of each sentence, …