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25.01.2022 IELTS Speaking band scores Band 1 Fluency and coherence... No communication possible No rateable language Lexical resource No communication possible No rateable language Grammatical range and accuracy No communication possible No rateable language Pronunciation No communication possible No rateable language

24.01.2022 Dear IELTS Test Takers, AIL IELTS Test Centre - Both CBD & Box Hill Campus will be closed on Australia day - 26th Jan 2021, Which is Tomorrow. Happy Australia Day and good luck with your IELTS Test!

24.01.2022 10 tips for your IELTS Speaking test Tip 8: Smiling helps pronunciation Smiling can help calm your nerves which in turn helps your pronunciation. Make sure to enunciate clearly, opening your mouth wide enough so that sounds come out clearly. When we smile, our mouth is bigger and the tone of our voice is more friendly. ... Using clear enunciation and tone will show the examiner that you can use a range of pronunciation features.

23.01.2022 5 tips to practice your pronunciation in IELTS Speaking Tip 4: Repeat, repeat, repeat for pronunciation perfection If you work out at a gym, you will know that repeating the same exercises again and again can makes your muscles more coordinated and improves their strength. The same thing can be said of practicing English. The more you speak, the stronger and more coordinated your spoken English will be.... You may think this is repetitive and boring but adding some repetition drills to your study plan can really help you improve your pronunciation. Find a pronunciation app where you can practice sounds in a fun way and a quiet room to practice in so you repeat, repeat, repeat as loudly as you want. You can call it your pronunciation workout.

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20.01.2022 IELTS Writing Task 2: How to write a good introduction Tip 4: State your position In Writing Task 2, you will need to develop a position while exploring the different parts of the task. It is then important that you clearly state your position in your introduction.

17.01.2022 IELTS Reading test: true, false and not given explained True, False, Not given: Locating and identifying specific information Remember that this type of question requires you to locate and identify specific information. This information will be presented in the text as facts. The information in the text follows the order of the questions, so the information you need for the first statement will be found before the information for the second statement. ... When you read the statement you have been given, you then have to decide if the information helps you to decide if an answer is: TRUE because the statement agrees with the information FALSE because the statement contradicts the information, or, NOT GIVEN because there is no information on this

16.01.2022 IELTS Speaking band scores Band 0 Fluency and coherence... Does not attend Lexical resource Does not attend Grammatical range and accuracy Does not attend Pronunciation Does not attend

14.01.2022 IELTS Writing Task 2: How to write a good introduction Tip 5: Explain how you plan to develop your essay Even though this strategy can be considered as optional, briefly explaining how you plan to develop the topic can help you better organise your writing. ... It is also a good way to let the examiner know what you’ll be covering in the essay.

14.01.2022 5 tips to practice your pronunciation in IELTS Speaking Tip 3: Have some fun with Karaoke In China, they call it KTV, in Japan, it’s Karoke. Wherever you are, watching music videos and singing along with friends is a fun activity. It’s also a great way to study English and improve your pronunciation. So next time you are out with friends at Karaoke, choose an English song to sing along to.... Singing in English helps you use intonation and stress correctly, adding ‘life’ and ‘spirit’ to your speaking. And, it will help you improve your grammar, vocabulary, and listening skills.

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13.01.2022 How to write a good introduction in Writing Task 2 Tip 2: Begin with a general statement and then focus in on the details of the question Writing Task 2 questions usually begin with a general statement before focusing in on more specific points or questions about the topic. Using a similar model in your own introduction is a great way to start your essay, but make sure that your general statement is clearly related to your topic and is not too broad.

11.01.2022 5 tips to practice your pronunciation in IELTS Speaking Tip 5: Learn the physiology of spoken English Visualisation is a great way to learn things. Some of the world’s top university students and the world’s best Olympic athletes say that it really helps them succeed.... But what is visualisation? Visualisation is using your imagination to see yourself completing an action. For example, before a game, a soccer player will close her eyes and imagine scoring a goal. In their imagination, they see themselves playing well and putting the ball in the net. So how can this be applied to pronunciation? How can you visualise speaking? Well, need to use specific muscles to speak a language. Every time you make a sound, you are using specific muscular actions. To apply this to speaking, you will need a diagram, or an animation that shows which muscle makes which sound. For instance, to make the ‘s’ sound, the muscle diagram will show your tongue behind your upper teeth while air flows out between your teeth. There are many pronunciation apps that show how sounds are made, and they encourage you to see and say the sound at the same time. You can search for pronunciation; speech diagram; ESL articulation; English pronunciation muscles, mouth muscles and similar terms in your engine.

11.01.2022 General Training Reading The IELTS General Training Reading passages are extracts from materials that you can find on a day-to-day basis in an English-speaking country. The questions in this section will test your ability to understand content present in everyday materials such as: Newspapers... Advertisements Handbooks Notices.

09.01.2022 Dear Test Takers, 2020 has been a Special year, Thanks for supporting IELTS and our test centre,very appreciated! Our test centre will be closed from 21st Dec till 3rd Jan 2021.... We wish you have a great Christmas! Good luck with your IELTS Test! AIL IELTS Test Centre

06.01.2022 5 tips to practice your pronunciation in IELTS Speaking Tip 2: Practice difficult sounds your language doesn’t have Not everyone knows this, but languages aren’t consistent in the sounds they have. Some might have sounds which don’t exist in other languages. ... For example, in Japan, the ‘I’ and ‘R’ sounds are the same. This means that many Japanese people have trouble pronouncing words where these letters are interchangeable, such as ‘lice’ and ‘rice’. Or in Arabic, the letter ‘B’ and ‘P’ sound similar, so differentiating between ‘pat’ and ‘bat’ might be difficult for Arabic speakers. The key here is to find these sounds missing from your language and practice pronouncing them.

06.01.2022 Matching headings strategies in IELTS Reading Strategy #1: Read the question first 1. First, read each heading.... Try to completely understand the meaning of each heading by reading all of them thoroughly. Understanding the main idea of the heading can be made easier by paraphrasing. 2. Circle key words within the headings. Underline or circle any key words in each heading such as names, places, dates, and nouns, once you have read them fully. Connecting the correct heading to the appropriate paragraph may become easier with this step.

05.01.2022 10 tips for your IELTS Speaking test Tip 7: Extend your answers Try and answer the examiner's questions in full. Extend your answers and don't wait for the examiner to prompt you with a question. When your answers are short, this shows the examiner that you cannot talk in detail about a topic. ... If the examiner says 'Why?', they are prompting you to give a reason for your answer and to extend more fully.

05.01.2022 How to write a good introduction in Writing Task 2 Tip 3: Use your own words While it is perfectly acceptable for you to use the task as a guide for your introduction, make sure you do not copy material from the task. ... Copying the task word-for-word shows the examiner that you have a limited range of language, which can affect your band score. Instead, change the order of the information, use synonyms, and explain more complex ideas in your own words. It is also important not to use a memorised introduction where you insert words related to the question topic. Examiners read thousands of responses so can recognise memorised scripts.

04.01.2022 10 tips for your IELTS Speaking test Tip 10 - Practice common IELTS topics Part 2 of the IELTS Speaking test requires you to speak on a given topic for about 2 minutes. Practice common IELTS topics with friends, family or colleagues to improve and to learn vocabulary associated with each topic.... Common topics you can practice for the Speaking test include: Tourism and travel Education Transport Environment Family life Sport and recreation Crime and punishment The internet Advertising and retail

04.01.2022 5 tips to practice your pronunciation in IELTS Speaking Tip 1: Take your prep outdoors Is your IELTS preparation time spent in indoors and online? While it’s not a bad thing, the best way to improve your pronunciation is by speaking English a lot.... Take your preparation out into the real world. Try studying grammar by talking about it with friends or family members. Try watching or listening to your daily news in English only. Or, chat to people in shops, on the bus or any other public space. The idea is, the more English you speak, the better your pronunciation will become.

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