Before starting, let’s review some useful tips for IELTS. Tips for IELTS Make sure your introduction does not just copy the information in the rubric. Write a clear overview. but make sure you do not just write a list. Select and compare specific data Now you can start your exam using the link below: (If […]
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Before starting, let’s review some useful tips for IELTS. Tips for IELTS You can describe changes using adjective and nouns. Most of the vocabulary is the same, but you need to learn the adjective and noun forms. – There was a considerable rise in the income of Amandine Bakery.
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Before starting, let’s review some useful tips for IELTS. Tips for IELTS Prepositions are important in any task including maps. It is important to say exactly where things are located in relation to other places. Now you can start your exam using the link below: (If you are not logged in, you can not see the
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Before starting, let’s review some useful tips for IELTS. Tips for IELTS Pie charts indicate proportions up to 100%, but can also contain numbers not percentages. They can contain percentages adding up to 100%, as in the example here. Remember they can contain units in proportions that add up to more than 100. Different pie charts can show
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Before starting, let’s review some useful tips for IELTS. Tips for IELTS A range of different diagrams may be used in IELTS Writing Task 1. Practise ‘reading’ diagrams that lay out information in different ways by exploring the chart wizard on your computer. Use different ways of expressing figures to increase your vocabulary score. Similarly, repeating
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Before starting, let’s review some useful tips for IELTS. Tips for IELTS In IELTS Writing Task 2, you are given a topic to write about in an academic or neutral style. It is important to read the task carefully. Your answers should discuss the relevant issues and give evidence or examples from your own personal experience
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Before starting, let’s review some useful tips for IELTS. Tips for IELTS In IELTS Writing Task 2, the conclusion is a summary of the essay, so you should not add any new information. Now you can start your exam using the link below: (If you are not logged in, you can not see the exam link )
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Before starting, let’s review some useful tips for IELTS. Tips for IELTS You are being asked to write an academic essay in this task, so your language needs to be neutral/formal. You should avoid using abbreviations, bullet points and informal language. Now you can start your exam using the link below: (If you are not
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Before starting, let’s review some useful tips for IELTS. Tips for IELTS In IELTS Writing Task 2, you may be asked to write an essay which includes two questions. It is important that you identify the key words in the questions, and answer both questions. Now you can start your exam using the link below: (If you are not logged
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Before starting, let’s review some useful tips for IELTS. Tips for IELTS In the IELTS Writing exam you can demonstrate that you have a broad vocabulary by avoiding unnecessary repetition. Many words commonly used in academic arguments have synonyms. Example: The minister justified his position on arms control. He defended his position strongly when he gave evidence of the proliferation of
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