IELTS Writing Answer Sheet.pdf
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Twitter changes its logo to 'X'
The tech billionaire, Elon Musk, replaced the companyβs blue bird silhouette with βX,β a term for what he has described as an βeverything app.β
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The tech billionaire, Elon Musk, replaced the companyβs blue bird silhouette with βX,β a term for what he has described as an βeverything app.β
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Can you solve these 1913 Cambridge University English test questions?
The University of Cambridge has released part of an English test first sat in 1913.
Only three students took the Certificate of Proficiency (C2) in English, which cost them Β£3 at the time, and took 12 hours to complete. Cambridge English exams are now taken by 6.1 million people every year.
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The University of Cambridge has released part of an English test first sat in 1913.
Only three students took the Certificate of Proficiency (C2) in English, which cost them Β£3 at the time, and took 12 hours to complete. Cambridge English exams are now taken by 6.1 million people every year.
For more BBC News
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IELTS Myth #3 β¬οΈ | @IELTS_8 π―
Reality β¬οΈ
In IELTS writing you'll often be asked:
"Do you agree or disagree"
"To what extent do you agree"
"What's your view" etc.....
So it's totally fine to use:
I think ... I believe .... I feel ... Etc.
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Reality β¬οΈ
In IELTS writing you'll often be asked:
"Do you agree or disagree"
"To what extent do you agree"
"What's your view" etc.....
So it's totally fine to use:
I think ... I believe .... I feel ... Etc.
#IELTSMyth
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π§©Collocations with 'Take' | @IELTS_8
β Take a bite β Take a bow
β Take a call β Take a break
β Take a class β Take a chance
β Take a decision β Take a holiday
β Take a look β Take a lesson
β Take a message β Take a nap
β Take a number β Take a photo
β Take a rest β Take a picture
β Take a risk β Take a seat
β Take a step β Take a shower
β Take a plane β Take a taxi/bus
β Take a while β Take a test
β Take advice β Take action
β Take ages β Take advantage
β Take a course β Take an exam
β Take your time β Take care
β Take charge β Take care of
β Take exercise β Take drugs
β Take medicine β Take hostage
β Take notice β Take notes
β Take place β Take part
β Take prisoner β Take pride in
β Take time β Take sbβs place
β Take up space β Take time off
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β Take a bite β Take a bow
β Take a call β Take a break
β Take a class β Take a chance
β Take a decision β Take a holiday
β Take a look β Take a lesson
β Take a message β Take a nap
β Take a number β Take a photo
β Take a rest β Take a picture
β Take a risk β Take a seat
β Take a step β Take a shower
β Take a plane β Take a taxi/bus
β Take a while β Take a test
β Take advice β Take action
β Take ages β Take advantage
β Take a course β Take an exam
β Take your time β Take care
β Take charge β Take care of
β Take exercise β Take drugs
β Take medicine β Take hostage
β Take notice β Take notes
β Take place β Take part
β Take prisoner β Take pride in
β Take time β Take sbβs place
β Take up space β Take time off
#collocation π @IELTS_8 π
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πTask 1: Adverbial Vocabulary βοΈ
In task 1, it's extremely important to be able to describe the data accurately; you must know which adverbs to use to depict the changing trends.
Strong Adverbs
β β’β’β’β’β’β’β’β’β’β’β’β’ Dramatically
β β’β’β’β’β’β’β’β’β’β’β’ Sharply
β β’β’β’β’β’β’β’β’β’β’ Enormously
β β’β’β’β’β’β’β’β’β’ Steeply
β β’β’β’β’β’β’β’β’ Substantially
β β’β’β’β’β’β’β’ Considerably
β β’β’β’β’β’β’ Significantly
β β’β’β’β’β’ Rapidly
β β’β’β’β’ Moderately
β β’β’β’ Gradually
β β’β’ Slightly
β β’ Minimally
Weak
We never copy but we get copiedπ
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In task 1, it's extremely important to be able to describe the data accurately; you must know which adverbs to use to depict the changing trends.
Strong Adverbs
β β’β’β’β’β’β’β’β’β’β’β’β’ Dramatically
β β’β’β’β’β’β’β’β’β’β’β’ Sharply
β β’β’β’β’β’β’β’β’β’β’ Enormously
β β’β’β’β’β’β’β’β’β’ Steeply
β β’β’β’β’β’β’β’β’ Substantially
β β’β’β’β’β’β’β’ Considerably
β β’β’β’β’β’β’ Significantly
β β’β’β’β’β’ Rapidly
β β’β’β’β’ Moderately
β β’β’β’ Gradually
β β’β’ Slightly
β β’ Minimally
Weak
We never copy but we get copiedπ
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Joe Biden sends a letter to Shavkat Mirziyoyev πΊπΈπΊπΏ
Dear Mr. President,
Thank you for your leadership as we have worked to strengthen the strategic partnership between the United States and Uzbekistan.
Over the last year, we have taken our collaboration to new heights β including strengthening our trade and investment ties, advancing our security cooperation, and working together to tackle regional challenges. The United States also steadfastly supports your efforts to implement political and economic reforms. Additionally, we were honored to welcome your daughter, Saida, to the White House earlier this year. Her advocacy and your bold determination to criminalize gender-based and domestic violence are commendable.
I look forward to the upcoming UN General Assembly, where we will make progress on the challenges that matter most in our peoples' lives. I hope you will join me and our fellow leaders for a formal C5+1 meeting on September 19 or September 20 to discuss how we can all continue working together to advance our shared security, economic and environmental goals.
Sincerely,
(Joe Biden's signature)
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The White House
Washington
August 11, 2023
His Excellency
Shavkat MirziyoyevPresident of the Republic of Uzbekistan,
TashkentDear Mr. President,
Thank you for your leadership as we have worked to strengthen the strategic partnership between the United States and Uzbekistan.
Over the last year, we have taken our collaboration to new heights β including strengthening our trade and investment ties, advancing our security cooperation, and working together to tackle regional challenges. The United States also steadfastly supports your efforts to implement political and economic reforms. Additionally, we were honored to welcome your daughter, Saida, to the White House earlier this year. Her advocacy and your bold determination to criminalize gender-based and domestic violence are commendable.
I look forward to the upcoming UN General Assembly, where we will make progress on the challenges that matter most in our peoples' lives. I hope you will join me and our fellow leaders for a formal C5+1 meeting on September 19 or September 20 to discuss how we can all continue working together to advance our shared security, economic and environmental goals.
Sincerely,
(Joe Biden's signature)
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βEveryday Idiom π | @IELTS_8
Sleep like a log πͺ΅
[ To sleep very deeply]
- Everyone in our family sleeps like a log, so no one heard the thunderstorm in the middle of the night.
- You will sleep like a log if you get plenty of exercise during the day
#idiom
Sleep like a log πͺ΅
[ To sleep very deeply]
- Everyone in our family sleeps like a log, so no one heard the thunderstorm in the middle of the night.
- You will sleep like a log if you get plenty of exercise during the day
#idiom
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American & British Spelling πΊπΈπ¬π§
πΊπΈAmerican π¬π§British
β Color β Colour
β Favorite β Favourite
β Honor β Honour
β Center β Centre
β Meter. β Metre
β Theater. β Theatre
β Catalog β Catalogue
β Analog β Analogue
β Dialog β Dialogue
β Maximize β Maximise
β Criticize β Criticise
β Memorize β Memorise
β Enrollment β Enrolment
β Fulfill β Fulfil
β Skillful β Skilful
β Encyclopedia β Encyclopaedia
β Medieval β Mediaeval
β Dreamed β Dreamt
β Learned β Learnt
β Fit β Fitted
β Forecast β Forecasted
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πΊπΈAmerican π¬π§British
β Color β Colour
β Favorite β Favourite
β Honor β Honour
β Center β Centre
β Meter. β Metre
β Theater. β Theatre
β Catalog β Catalogue
β Analog β Analogue
β Dialog β Dialogue
β Maximize β Maximise
β Criticize β Criticise
β Memorize β Memorise
β Enrollment β Enrolment
β Fulfill β Fulfil
β Skillful β Skilful
β Encyclopedia β Encyclopaedia
β Medieval β Mediaeval
β Dreamed β Dreamt
β Learned β Learnt
β Fit β Fitted
β Forecast β Forecasted
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Find the synonym of "NEGLIGIBLE"
Anonymous Quiz
14%
Delicate
56%
Insignificant
21%
Illegible
9%
Meaningful
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IELTS Reading Maximiser.pdf
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π Must-read sources designed to meet the needs of candidates preparing to take the IELTS test. They offer a full range of classified samples found in the actual exam
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IELTS Myth #4 β¬οΈ | @IELTS_8 π¬
Reality β¬οΈ
You must give your opinion if the question asks your opinion.
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Reality β¬οΈ
You must give your opinion if the question asks your opinion.
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π« Spoken English; Contractions π
Whatcha = what have you...
Tell'em = tell them
Alotta = a lot of
Innit? = isn't it?
I'mma = I'm going to
Oughta = ought to
Hasta = has to
Usta = used to
Shoulda = should have..
Coulda = could have..
Woulda = would have..
Musta = must have..
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Whatcha = what have you...
Tell'em = tell them
Alotta = a lot of
Innit? = isn't it?
I'mma = I'm going to
Oughta = ought to
Hasta = has to
Usta = used to
Shoulda = should have..
Coulda = could have..
Woulda = would have..
Musta = must have..
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