Self-study materials for IELTS

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📹 IELTS - What is COHERENCE (speaking)? Improve your IELTS speaking score. Source: IELTS daily @SELF_STUDY_MATERIALS 🗝️

📄IELTS Task response & Task achievement - The Basics from British Council©️ @SELF_STUDY_MATERIALS 🗝️

📄IELTS Writing Task 1 - The Basics from British Council©️ @SELF_STUDY_MATERIALS 🗝️

🎯IELTS Grammatical Range and Accuracy Tips from British Council©️ @SELF_STUDY_MATERIALS 🗝️

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Note taking (tips for reading) Taking notes of key points and the connections between them will help you better understand the overall meaning and organization of a text. Note taking also enables you to record the most important ideas and information for future use such as when you are preparing for an exam or completing a writing assignment. Techniques for effective note taking: • As you read, underline or highlight important information such as dates, names, places, and other facts. • Take notes in the margin- as you read, note the main idea and supporting details next to each paragraph. Also note your own ideas or questions about the paragraph. • On paper or on a computer, paraphrase the key points of the text in your own words. • Keep your notes brief- include short headings to organize the information, key words and phrases ( not full sentences), and abbreviations and symbols. ( See next page for examples.) • Note sources of information precisely. Be sure to include page numbers, names of relevant people and places, and quotations. • Make connections between key points with techniques such as using arrows and colors to connect ideas and drawing circles or squares around related information. • Use a graphic organizer to summarize a text, particularly if it follows a pattern such as cause- effect. comparison- contrast, or chronological sequence. • Use your notes to write a summary of the passage in order to remember what you learned. @SELF_STUDY_MATERIALS 🗝️

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📹 IELTS Writing: 'advanced' cohesion Writing task 2: Cohesion #ieltssimon @SELF_STUDY_MATERIALS 🗝️

Proofreading tips Capitalization (writing) Remember to capitalize: • the first letter of the word at the beginning of every sentence. • proper names such as names of people, geographical names, company names, and names of organizations. days, months, and holidays. • the word/. • the first letter of a title such as the title of a movie or a book. • the words in titles that have meaning ( content words). Don't capitalize a, an, the, and, or prepositions such as to, for, of, from, at, in, and on, unless they are the first word of a title ( e.g., The King and I). @SELF_STUDY_MATERIALS 🗝️

📹 Replace the T with a D = Indian (Animation Meme) @SELF_STUDY_MATERIALS 🗝️

Vocabulary 📃Social risks - taking social risks means speaking in front of a large group of people. 📄Financial risks such as buying a house or putting money into something. 📑Career risks such as leaving one's job and starting their own business. 🔗 Word Partners (collocations) Use assumption with adjectives and verbs: ( adj.) common assumption, underlying assumption ; ( v.): challenge an assumption, make an assumption @SELF_STUDY_MATERIALS 🗝️

COLLOCATIONS Challenge Accept a challenge Take a challenge Challenge yourself Challenge someone (e.g. in a game) Use flee/ fled with nouns: ( n.) fled the scene ; ( from+ n.) fled from the situation, ( to+ n.) fled to safety @SELF_STUDY_MATERIALS 🗝️

#shadowing Shadowing is an advanced language learning technique, which can be used by learners independently to improve their intonation and pronunciation. It's quite a simple concept - you listen to a model (i.e. a video or audio of someone speaking) and you repeat what they say in real time. @SELF_STUDY_MATERIALS 🗝️