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[...] a specific goal in mind, such as entering a […] The post What do you need to get in the IELTS Writing test? appeared first on IELTS-PRACTICE-TESTS.com. [...]

[...] The biggest difference between the Academic and the General Training versions of the IELTS Writing test is in the type of activity set for Task 1. In the former, candidates have to compose a [...]

[...] of doing things and may get through ten or twelve shirts […] The post What is your system for tackling Task 1? appeared first on IELTS-PRACTICE-TESTS.com. [...]

[...] Having a system for tackling Task 1 is very important, but there are a number of possible traps you may fall into if you are not [...]

[...] a pie chart is static. It […] The post Does it matter whether the question presents static or dynamic data? appeared first on IELTS-PRACTICE-TESTS.com. [...]

[...] candidates who actually take the test are placed […] The post How to Get Started with Your IELTS Preparation appeared first on IELTS-PRACTICE-TESTS.com. [...]

[...] 1 – The Question Candidates are sometimes so fixed […] The post What are some of the potential system pitfalls? appeared first on IELTS-PRACTICE-TESTS.com. [...]

[...] it comes to choosing language of the correct […] The post What are your Task 1 problems in the Academic test? appeared first on IELTS-PRACTICE-TESTS.com. [...]

[...] of 25 or fallen to a value of 25? What is […] The post How should you approach understanding data questions? appeared first on IELTS-PRACTICE-TESTS.com. [...]

[...] and with an intonation and accent that is easy to catch. Try to avoid all of the following common IELTS speaking problems. Trying to hide mistakes by mumbling or speaking quickly If you make [...]

[...] If I knew what I was saying wrong, I wouldn’t say it! Some IELTS candidates believe that the speaking test is the one area that they are unable to review without the [...]