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Multiple Choice Questions

Task: Choose the correct answer to a question or the correct ending to a sentence from usually 3 or 4 possible options.

Skills:
- 1 - scanning for specific Information
- 2 - understanding information in the passage 
 
Tips: 
- 1 - paraphrase the information in the question and options
- 2 - locate the precise information in the passage
- 3 - answers come in order
- 4 - answers are usually letters (A,B,C or D) – read the instructions carefully to check.

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True False Not Given / Yes No Not Given Questions

Task: Decide if the information or writer’s opinion in the question statements can be found in the passage 

Skills:
- 1 - identifying specific information in the passage
- 2 - scanning and understanding information (T/F/NG questions)
- 3 - understanding the opinions of the writer (Y/N/NG questions) 

Tips : 
- 1 - Understand the meaning of each answer 
- * - yes / true = the same information is found in the passage
- * - no / false = the opposite information is found in the passage
- * - not given = the information is not found in the passage 

- 2 - paraphrase the statements before trying to locate the answers
- 3 - answers come in order 

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Your hardest times often lead to the greatest moments of your life. Keep going. Tough situations build strong people in the end.”
― Roy T. Bennett.

Peter:
IELTS Writing Task 2: how to use your 40 minutes
You have 40 minutes for task 2, so try organising your time in the following way: First 10 minutes Read the question and make sure you understand what it is asking you to do. Write a plan for a 4-paragraph essay (introduction, 2 main paragraphs, conclusion) and spend most of the 10 minutes thinking of ideas for the 2 main paragraphs. 5 minutes Write your introduction: 2 sentences are enough (examples)
20 minutes
Spend 10 minutes on each of your main body paragraphs. These are they most important part of your essay, and the key to a high score.
Last 5 minutes
Write a quick conclusion (examples) then check your work.

Hello,

To reiterate, my name is Funlola Afolabi and I am the head Tutor .

We help IELTS test takers in their preparation and actualisation of their desired band scores in the following subjects -WRITING, LISTENING, SPEAKING, READING.

Strategies and

Hello,

My name Funlola Afolabi and I am the Head Tutor

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Look For The Answers In The Right Place.

The answers to the questions aren’t in any random place in the passage.
The answers appear in order. (except matching and flow charts ect..)

You’ll see the answer to Question 1 first, and normally right away. The answer to Question 2 is after the first answer – maybe later in that same paragraph or in the beginning of the next paragraph.

This fact makes it much easier to find the answers, which saves you a lot of time.