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Word formation mistakes in IELTS Writing A word formation mistake happens when you know the right word but use the wrong form of it. ❌ The government should focus on the develop of public transport. ✅ The government should focus on the development of public transport. ❌ The number of cars increased significant. ✅ The number of cars increased significantly. Think in word families: develop -> development -> developed significant -> significantly -> significance success -> successful -> successfully One mistake won’t destroy your score, but repeated word-form errors show limited control of vocabulary and can affect Lexical Resource. The key is not just knowing a word. Know how it changes depending on its role in the sentence.

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One of the most underrated ways to improve your IELTS Listening and Reading is surprisingly simple: Do the tests without looking at the questions. Instead of constantly searching for answers, just focus on understanding. 🎧 For Listening, simply listen to the recording from beginning to end as if it were a podcast. 📖 For Reading, read the passage like you would read an interesting article. When you’re not distracted by the questions, your brain can fully concentrate on meaning, connections between ideas, vocabulary, and the overall flow of the text. Many students spend all their time practicing answer-finding. But real improvement comes from developing the ability to understand English naturally. It may sound primitive, but building a habit of simply reading and listening with full attention is one of the most powerful and overlooked ways to improve comprehension.

Band 9.0 tip. If you feel like your vocabulary bank is good enough but you are still failing to get 9.0 in R and L, then what will help you master these modules is understanding how these tests are created. Seeing patterns and traps so to say. This comes naturally if your pattern recognition is strong, but if not, you might need to learn a few tricks. For example, one way you lose your points is that you listen and wait for the key word in Section 4, but when it finally comes, you can’t help but notice you missed the answer, which had been given way earlier. This is no longer a language issue, in my opinion. It’s more about technique.

#writing #mysample The graph compares the number of participants in five different activities at a social center in Melbourne, Australia, from 2000 to 2020. Overall, the graph indicates noticeable variations in the participation trends over the timeframe, with the film club consistently exhibiting the highest number of participants. Also, table tennis and musical performances saw significant rises, while amateur dramatics experienced a decline. The film club maintained the highest number of participants throughout the period, starting at around 65 in 2000 and finishing at around the same level in 2020, though with a negligible dip in 2010. The trend for the next category, Martial arts, was similar, though it peaked in 2010, at just under 40 participants. It had some mild fluctuations over the period, starting at 35 participants in 2000 and ending with a similar number in 2020. Notably, amateur dramatics was the only activity to see a decrease in participation, plummeting from 25 participants in 2000 to about 8 by 2020 – the least popular activity among the five at this point. This is in stark contrast to table tennis and musical performances, both of which saw considerable growth. The former increased from around 15 in 2000 to just above 50 by 2020, with more pronounced surges from 2010 onwards, while the latter started with no participants in 2000 and grew steadily to around 18 participants by 2020.

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This exhibition promises to chart the evolution of a nation through its art, but not everyone agrees with the reasons behind the choice of artwork. For the casual viewer, the exhibition of landscapes, Australia, selected by the Royal Academy of Art, will be a spectacular guide through Australian art history. Included in the exhibition are a range of artists and styles, dating from the earliest days of colonial art and progressing through expressionism and modernism to the greats of the 20th century, culminating with the current generation of Australian artists. It is hardly surprising, then, that this results in a flexible, wide-ranging notion of landscape.

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Today, more and more tasks at home and at work are performed by robots. Do you think this is a positive or negative development ? I got this one on my last exam. I have replicated it as closely as possible.

Today, more and more tasks at home and at work are performed by robots. Do you think this is a positive or negative development ? I got this one on my last exam. I have replicated it as closely as possible.

🆕 PART 2 | TOPIC-40. FAMOUS PERSON YOU'D LIKE TO MEET 📅 January-August 2026 📅 ⭐ Describe a famous person you'd like to meet. You should say: 🔵 who this person is 🔵 where you'd like to meet this person 🔵 how you know this person 🔵 why you'd like to meet this…

I have now scored 9.0 in every section of the test, and every criterion. The IELTS is finished for me now.

I have now scored 9.0 in every section of the test, and every criterion. The IELTS is finished for me now.

It’s been two years since I got my 9.0. I almost stopped taking the IELTS.