MikeAdmin 1. A – colours 2. B – chymistry 3. B – an embarrassment 4. C – a magician back to the multi-choice practice task 1. A – they damage their wings 2. D – by using chemicals 3. D – When they walk on chemicals secreted by ants 4. C – exploitative 5. A – start … Read more
1. i – Bills of Exchange 2. vi – Goldsmith bankers 3. viii – Virginian money 4. iii – Gold standard 5. ix – Intangible money back to the headings practice task Get your Reading eBook to learn and practice different types of questions
In order to achieve success in the speaking test I suggest the following: 1. Understand the four grading criteria of the test: https://www.ieltsanswers.com/speaking-grading.html 2. Make sure you understand what is required in each part of the speaking test, by looking at sample questions: https://www.ieltsanswers.com/speaking-part-2-questions.html https://www.ieltsanswers.com/speaking-part-3-common-topics.html https://www.ieltsanswers.com/speaking-part-1-sample-questions.html 3. Build strategies to give extended answers https://www.ieltsanswers.com/speaking-strategies.html … Read more
See how experts write IELTS essays so that you can see how it is done and improve your own writing. The following essays were written by IELTS examiner Mike Wattie. They cover the three main kinds of essays. Opinion essays https://www.ieltsanswers.com/model%20totally%20agree%20IELTS%20essay.pdf https://www.ieltsanswers.com/model%20somewhat%20agree%20IELTS%20essay.pdf Both sides and opinion essay https://www.ieltsanswers.com/model%20both%20sides%20essays.pdf Two question essay https://www.ieltsanswers.com/model%20two%20question%20essay.pdf
The purpose of this post is to illustrate a off topic response. As English is now the world language and an essential skill in business, English language instruction should begin in kindergarten. To what extent do you agree or disagree? In this Modern era, successive growth in any country will be achieved by understandable language … Read more
I have graded thousands of papers for the IELTS exam. The purpose of this article is to tell you the three major mistakes that candidates keep making in order that you may avoid them. The first problem is poor time management. About 30% of my students who write IELTS exams under timed conditions fail to complete … Read more
Step One: Identify the Different Tasks For task two of the IELTS writing exam the two key elements are the TOPIC and the TASK. In theory, the topic could be almost anything. Although many topics are on the following subjects: education, crime, society, media, transportation, environment, and technology. In addition, many of the past topics … Read more
Task one of the IELTS writing exam can be separated into two key types. Static tasks, which are tasks that have only one time period; and change over time tasks, which have two or more different time periods. Then, task one of the IELTS writing exam includes different types of charts, which should all be … Read more
About Mike
I’m Mike Wattie from Australia. I have been teaching IELTS for over 20 years in Asia and Australia.
I have written IELTS books and this enables me to be an effective tutor. This is because I understand the main problems that students have taking the test and also the ways to overcome them.
Maybe you would like me to teach you the necessary skills and strategies to pass your test.
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