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#linegraph The chart provides information about newly diagnosed and newly cured cases of coronavirus disease (Covid-19) in China within a month. At the onset it is clear, the number of newly recovered and infected patients underwent a gradual decline respectively by the final period. In detail, the figures for recovered cases constituted 1,825 in February 18, prior to increasing dramatically to 3,622 at the end of this month. This trend reached the low of 922 in March 17. Regarding the newly confirmed cases of the disease, the line for this stood at 1,749 in February 18. There was a sharp decrease in the number of newly infected people to roughly 500, followed by an upward trend to about 900 in February 20. After a slight fluctuation, this remained steady at about 13 from the beginning of March to the 17th. #byGavhar #writingtask1 more: @IELTSWORLD_G

📎10 IELTS listening tips for a high score 📌Tip 10 ARE YOU READY? Don't book your test until you are ready to take it!!! ✔️ Learn and practice until your English is good enough for the score you need. ✖️Last-minute tips and tricks will not win you success. Study hard and you will succeed🔥 #listening more: t.me/IELTSWORLD_G

📎10 IELTS listening tips for a high score 📌Tip 9 READ THE INSTRUCTIONS Note how many words you're allowed to write for the answer, e.g. Write NO MORE THAN THREE WORDS AND/OR A NUMBER for each answer. Write NO MORE THAN TWO WORDS AND/OR A NUMBER for each answer. Write ONLY ONE WORD for each answer. If you write more than the maximum words stated, your answer will be marked incorrect. #listening more: t.me/IELTSWORLD_G

📎10 IELTS listening tips for a high score 📌Tip 8 CAPITAL LETTERS Remember to use capital letters for proper nouns. Common noun: a boy, a city, an organization, ... Proper noun: Alex,London, United Nations, ... ❗️However, it is recommended that you write all your Listening answers in capitals so that it is clear for the examiner. #listening more: t.me/IELTSWORLD_G

📎10 IELTS listening tips for a high score 📌Tip 7 SIGNPOST LANGUAGE Signposting language connects ideas and indicates that the speaker is moving on to a new idea, e.g. • first • second • then • next • after that • finally Map or plan labelling questions: • Moving on... • Now we come to... • Beyond the library, you'll come to the... #listening more: t.me/IELTSWORLD_G

📎10 IELTS listening tips for a high score 📌Tip 6 THE INTRODUCTION The introductions give important information that will help you to understand the recording. A narrator will introduce the recording, e.g. You will hear a part of a seminar entitled Understanding the World's Oceans given by a climate scientist. The speaker will generally introducing themselves and the subject or purpose of the talk, e.g. Thanks to all of you for coming along today to hear about how the robotic float project is helping with ocean research. #listening more: t.me/IELTSWORLD_G

📎10 IELTS listening tips for a high score 📌Tip 5 IDENTIFY YOUR WEAKNESSES 'Practice, Practice, Practice' but practice wisely. Identify what's letting you down. Is it: • Grammar? • A limited vocabulary? • Difficulty following conversations? Analyze your results and determine what mistakes you regularly making and work on them. Focus on your greatest challenges. #listening more: t.me/IELTSWORLD_G

📎10 IELTS listening tips for a high score 📌Tip 4 HAVE A STRATEGY To score highly in the IELTS listening test, you need to know the strategy of answering mentioned question types below. There are 10 question types • Matching • Multiple choice • Note completion • Form completion • Table completion • Sentence completion • Summary completion • Short answer questions • Map / plan labeling • Diagram / flowchart completion (I'll give detailed information about the strategy of answering them later) #listening more: t.me/IELTSWORLD_G

📎10 IELTS listening tips for a high score 📌Tip 3 IMPROVE YOUR VOCABULARY Just memorising a list of words will achieve very little. You won't fully understand words what they mean and how they're used in context and you quickly forget them. Learn vocabulary properly: a) Jot down unfamiliar words and those you don't fully understand. b) Check them out in a dictionary. c) Record this information in your vocabulary notebook: ⚫ meaning ⚫ pronunciation ⚫ how the word is used in a sentence ⚫ common synonyms & antonyms ⚫ collocations. This takes time but it is time well spent!!!🔥 #listening more: t.me/IELTSWORLD_G

📎10 IELTS listening tips for a high score 📌Tip 2 LISTEN TO A RANGE OF THINGS • listen to monologues ( one person's speech) Monologues - podcasts/TED talks @Podcast_English_listening @listening_english_podcast @TED_Talks @TED_Talks0 • listen to conversations ( 2 or more people's conversation) Conversations - radio broadcasts/ interviews on Youtube #listening more: t.me/IELTSWORLD_G