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Some tips for improving your English

General tips:
- Decide why you want to study English. Keep this in mind when studying gets tough.
- Regular study is important. Try to study a little and often, 30 minutes a day is better than 3 1/2 hours once a week.

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Strategies for IELTS - TIPS TO PREPARE FOR IELTS

First concentrate on reading. that it is the most difficult part. Attempt the first test of book 1 “in the manner you want” and do it in 55 minutes and check your score. If you have not completed your test and time has run out, give zero to all wrong answers. Just mark yourself. This is your baseline
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How to Format Your Essay

One of the most common problems we see with essays posted here is improper FORMATTING.
I have therefore put together this list of formatting tips for you to follow BEFORE you submit your essay to this forum for others to read and comment on.

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TOEFL Test Tips

To be comfortable with all sections of the test, spend as much time as you need with the tutorial for each timed section.

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Tip: Look for key words in the question.

Short Conversations
Tip: Look for key words in the question.
(Man) Susan, will you be able to submit your budget this afternoon?
(Woman) Well, I need to work on my proposal for the contract with AIB Machine Tools. So, I may not be able to finalize the budget until Monday.
(Man) OK, but I don’t think the finance manager is going to be happy

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20 TOEIC Tips

Set a goal
So, you’ve decided to take the TOEIC test. Congratulations! The first thing you should do is set a goal. If you are taking the test in order to apply for a job, find out what proficiency level is required. Most entry level positions require a minimum score of 600. Management positions may require a higher score, such as 800.

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Strategies for IELTS - TIPS TO PREPARE FOR IELTS

First concentrate on reading. that it is the most difficult part. Attempt the first test of book 1 “in the manner you want” and do it in 55 minutes and check your score. If you have not completed your test and time has run out, give zero to all wrong answers. Just mark yourself. This is your baseline (more…)

IELTS - Tips for the Speaking test

The test consists of three parts. In the first part the examiner introduces himself and asks you your name, address, interests and occupation. This part, lasting 4 to 5 minutes, is fairly simple if you are not nervous and your conversational English is adequate. (more…)

IELTS - Tips for the Writing test

Actually sit and write out tasks 1 and 2 while practising. It is very tempting to think of what you would write and not do the actual writing. You will appreciate the importance of using a structured format and avoiding being repetitive only if you practise writing. (more…)

Tips for the Reading test

Tips for the Reading test
Answer all questions. There is no negative marking for incorrect answers.
The reading test is considered by many to be the most difficult part of IELTS. And with some justification. You have to read 3 long sections, each with multiple paragraphs, and answer 40 questions (13 to 14 per section).

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