1. Capitalize the names of proper nouns. Old Ottawa Ottawa University the Empire State Building Pierre Trudeau Pluto Saint-Michel Street / 7th Avenue 2. Capitalize the first words in lines …
The summary completion task asks you to fill in blanks at the end of a sentence provided, where the blanks may be filled in from a given list of words …
Fill in the Blanks is quite different than RW Fill in the Blanks because there is more emphasis on informal language, collocation, parts of speech, and abstract meanings, especially metaphors. …
Read the following passage A. The narwhal is an endangered type of whale found in the frigid waters of the Arctic, extending from Canada through the Norwegian water to Russia. …
Periods (.) and Ellipses (…) Use the period at the end of an affirmative or negative For example, He isn’t available today. You should call back tomorrow. Use the …
Multiple Choice Multiple-Choice questions seek just one correct answer from a variety of possible answers. Exam takers have to be aware of all the possible ways in which the IELTS …
PTE Reading The PTE reading section is made up of 5 tasks: Reading Writing Fill in the Blanks, Fill in the Blanks, Reorder Paragraph, Multiple-Choice Multiple Answer, and Multiple-Choice Single …
Reading Part 3: Reading for Information (10 minutes) Reading for Information will always have 4 paragraphs of text (Lettered A-D) and have the ‘E’ option of ‘Not given in any …
1 Syllable: Dross (noun)- something that is base, trivial, or inferior Pan (verb) – to criticize severely Bilk (verb) – to obtain (something) by defrauding someone Wax (intransitive verb) – …
Section 4 is usually a Lecture format (one speaker) whereby the test taker may be asked to complete a chart, which is similar to filling in the blanks. Test takers …