SECTION 1 Questions 1–14 Read the text below and answer Questions 1–8 Summer activities in the south-west area A Guided walk in the Poltesco Valley, now a wooded haven for…
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IELTS Writing & Speaking Test for General Training Module – May 2017 & Sample Answers
by adminby adminBe well-prepared for the General IELTS test by reading & practicing our IELTS Writing & Speaking Actual Test. IELTS Writing test Writing task 1 (a letter) You recently travelled with a…
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General IELTS Writing Task 1 Correction: Write a letter to a course coordinator
by adminby adminYour-have a full-time job and are also doing a part-time evening course. You find that you cannot continue the course. Write a letter to your course coordinator. In your letter…
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271. Omission of the direct object when there are two objects Don’t say: I asked him for some ink, and he gave me. ✓ Say: I asked him for some ink,…
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260. Omission of there as an introductory word Don’t say: Once lived a great king. √ Say: Once there/There once lived a great king. Use the adverb there to introduce the…
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251. Omission of a or an from make a noise, etc. Don’t say: I told them not to make noise. √ Say: I told them not to make a noise…
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211. Set a watch by, not put a watch with Don’t say: I put my watch with the radio news. ✓ Say: I set my watch by the radio news. 212.…
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196. Ask a question, not make a question Don’t say: Naomi made me several questions. ✓ Say: Naomi asked me several questions. 197. Take an hour, not need an hour,…
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176. Using the reason is because instead of the reason is that Don’t say: The reason is because I believe it. ✓ Say: The reason is that I believe it. The…
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171. Using one and a half, instead of half past one, etc. Don’t say: Lessons begin at eight and a half. ✓ Say: Lessons begin at half past eight. In…
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