IELTS Reading Question Pattern There are 14 different types of Reading questions in the Academic Module of the IELTS test. They are: Short Answer Question Sentence Completion Notes Completion Matching Headings Diagram Completion Flow-chart Completion Matching Information Table Completion Multiple Choice Questions (4-option MCQ, 5-option MCQ, 7-option MCQ) Matching Sentence Ending True, False, Not Given…
Pronunciation as one of the Speaking Section Assessment Criteria is often the most misunderstood (not understood in detail) area of the IELTS Speaking test. Most students generally understand and satisfy other criteria – Fluency & Coherence, Lexical Resource, and Grammar , but fail to understand and enhance pronunciation features practically. And just because of less…
What type of questions will I need to answer? In IELTS Reading, there are a total of 40 questions. The questions test various reading skills, including your ability to identify the writer’s purpose, locate specific information, identify opinions and attitudes, extract information from a text to complete a summary, diagram, table or notes. There are…
Sentence completion questions test your ability to find specific details or information in the passage. You must fill in the gaps in the sentences with appropriate words from the passage. You will be told the maximum number of words to write. You must only write words that are in the passage and make sure you…
About Summary Completion Tasks Summary completion tasks consist of complete sentences that are connected together grammatically. You need to carefully read and understand the summary and locate the relevant part of the passage for the answer. The answers to Summary completion tasks in Reading may or may not be in the serial order of the…
IELTS General Training Writing Time: 1 hour INSTRUCTIONS TO CANDIDATES INFORMATION FOR CANDIDATES Do not click ‘Start test’ until you are told to do so.
IELTS General Training Writing Time: 1 hour INSTRUCTIONS TO CANDIDATES INFORMATION FOR CANDIDATES Do not click ‘Start test’ until you are told to do so.
IELTS Academic Writing Time: 1 hour INSTRUCTIONS TO CANDIDATES INFORMATION FOR CANDIDATES Do not click ‘Start test’ until you are told to do so.
