IELTS Reading Tips: True False Not Given

Never Fear the IELTS True / False / Not Given Reading Questions!

If there is one part of the IELTS test - whether the General or Academic - that annoys candidates, it has to be the T / F / NG questions!

Stop!

Let IELTS Liz help you once and for all conquer your fear of these pesky problems on the IELTS Reading exam! 

Courage!

Watch the video now to learn how to defeat these questions for the high score that you seek and deserve!😀

Professor Winn, author of the englishlanguagetestprep.com blog,  is a CELTA-certified English instructor for more than 13 years, helping candidates to achieve their target scores on the TOEFL, TOEIC, or IELTS exams.

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Professor Winn's Comment - #IELTS Myth 22 - From LinkedIn

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Professor Winn Responds:

I've never even heard of this notion before.

 

Candidates must remember that the #IELTS #Speaking test is just a platform to demonstrate your whole range of #English speaking skills.

 

Parts 1 and 2 happen to be in a Question-Answer format.

 

However, candidates need to be ready at every instance to show their high range of English fluency and keep in mind that the IELTS graders evaluate your English, not your opinions in any case.

 

Really, by the time Part 3 happens, the IELTS grader knows 2/3 of your score.

 

Most of the scoring takes place in Parts 1 and 2, and candidates must perform at their strongest.

 

Indeed, from the beginning, candidates need to convince the IELTS graders of 2 things:

 

✔ 1) I'm a highly confident English speaker, and

✔2) I'm a highly competent English speaker.

 

Good luck with your exam! 😉

 

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💡 IELTS General Email Blog:

https://englishlanguagetestprep.com/3

 

💡IELTS Academic Email Blog:

https://englishlanguagetestprep.com/ielts5e

 

3 General Training #IELTS Tips

Get the High Score You Seek and Deserve on the General IELTS Exam!

Whether you plan to work and start a new life in a new country or simply need to prove your English fluency to your current boss, the General IELTS exam is a great choice.

Here are three (3) tips to get you started.

Watch the following video and quickly learn how to use these three pieces of advice from a veteran English instructor.

Professor Winn, author of the englishlanguagetestprep.com blog,  is a CELTA-certified English instructor for more than 13 years, helping candidates to achieve their target scores on the TOEFL, TOEIC, or IELTS exams.

Increase your English and IELTS skills.

Subscribe to the General IELTS Email Blog for more tips!