I find that in this task you really need to know what you're doing to answer in all the questions and not to mix anything up 🤯

So, in this video you can learn the detailed strategy for Listening Matching Information questions and have some practice. Check it out! https://youtu.be/wYcV_jYQFyw

Hi guys! 👋
Hope you're having a great week! 💃🏻 Shall we brush up on your grammar skills? 👩🏻‍🏫
Let’s check how well you know the difference between the present perfect and past simple 🧐
Count how many questions you answer correctly 😉

*If your answer is incorrect, click💡 to read the explanation.

If you want to remind yourself about the differences between the past simple and present perfect, BBC Learning English has a great article 👌🏻

👩🏻 In my view, it’s worth submitting an enquiry on results if these two conditions are met:

✔️ You only need a 0.5 improvement in either IELTS Writing or Speaking.
✔️You feel that you did your best during the test and don’t think that you are likely to perform better next time.

❓Have you submitted an enquiry on results? Has your score improved?

🤩 Find an IELTS Speaking partner 🤩

To find the best partner, please leave a comment saying:

🎯 What IELTS Speaking score do you need to achieve?
📊 What is your current score? If you haven’t taken the exam yet, say if your English level is intermediate, upper intermediate, advanced, or almost fluent.
🕒 What is your time zone?

Now connect to your perfect partner! Click on the round icon next to their message and say hello 🤗

To make this practice mutually beneficial, choose a partner who has a similar level of English to yours 🙌🏻 #speaking@IELTSFasTrack #partner@IELTSFasTrack

A former FBI negotiator Chris Voss actually insists that LAST impressions matter much more than FIRST.

It made me think about IELTS Speaking exams. Students often spend a lot of time preparing for Part 1 questions. I know that for sure because my Part 1 videos get waaay more views than any videos about Part 3.

However, when it comes to your score, PART 3 MATTERS MORE THAN PART 1.

Spend your practice time accordingly!

If you've suddenly realised that you're among those who don't spend enough time on Part 3, here's a video that can help you provide extended, coherent (or simply, great) answers that deserve the top score https://youtu.be/-yN3zoJ5LYw