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πŸ‘‰ Writing Task 1 General Training Topics
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πŸ‘‰ Writing Task 2 Topics
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πŸ‘‰ IELTS Speaking Topics
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Both sentences are grammatically correct. The first sentence which ends with a preposition is less formal. We'd definitely prefer it in IELTS Speaking.

In IELTS Writing Task 2, it's better to use more formal writing style, so sentence 2 is the perfect choice (sentence 1 is still acceptable). You should, however, avoid sentence 2 in IELTS Speaking as it's too formal for spoken English.
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All the sentences are correct. Versions 1 are better for IELTS Speaking and versions 2 for IELTS Writing.

Can you feel the difference in their style?
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Which sentence would you use in a letter to a friend (Writing Task 1 General Training)?
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I am visiting a friend whom I studied with in Austria.
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I'm visiting a friend I studied with in Austria.
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Either
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Neither
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Happy Thursday, guys!
Last week we discussed the formal writing style that you should use in your Task 2 essay πŸ“

Let’s continue πŸ‘©πŸ»β€πŸ«
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Another common problem I see in IELTS Writing is when students use the exact same structure for different essay types, mixing up where to give their opinion and where it isn't actually required πŸ’£

Here’s the video where you can learn how to tackle different essay types side-by-side, so you know exactly how to structure your answers and improve your score in your Writing Task 2 πŸ‘©πŸ»β€πŸ«

https://youtu.be/gsEmGSVU7cA
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Hi guys! Happy Thursday! 😊
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Let’s talk about TRUE – FALSE – NOT GIVEN questions.

Do the answers to these questions come in the same order as the information that is presented in the passage?
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What about Yes - No - Not Given questions, are they always in order?
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yes
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it depends