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 …
Task 5 A and B: Comparing (image) Part A: Instructions: (60 seconds) Test-takers do not have to speak for the first part (A) of Task 5: You have 60 seconds …
Read, Then Speak Praxis: Read a question and its subsections then click on the record button to answer. Time: 30 seconds to 1:30 minute maximum. TIPS: This task is marked …
*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, …
Multiple Choice questions seek just one correct answer from a variety of answers. Exam takers have to be aware of all the ways in which the IELTS exam will try …
Describing a scene (spatial references) Instructions: Describe some of the things that are happening in the picture below. The person you are speaking to cannot see the picture. You have …
Read, Then Write Praxis: Answer a question given on the screen in writing. *Note: The answer will disappear after 30 seconds, so you have to remember it as you continue …
*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, …
B 2. C 3. F 4. A 5. E 6. D Matching Information Similar to many of the skills needed for the IELTS Reading exam, test takers should realize that …
Making Predictions (image reference) Note: Task 4 always uses the same picture from Task 3 Speaking Test-takers are to predict what happens next. Answers may be factual, imaginative, predictable, or …