🟡 Click 👉 The Giver by Lois Lowry

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🟡 Click 👉 Sapiens: A Brief History of Mankind

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Have you read any of these books? Or have you ever heard of them? Please let me know in the comment.


Btw, they're great for improving your reading skills.

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There are a series of structures which will elevate your band in writing and speaking.

I've prepared a PDF for you with all these important structures. If you want it , send the word "structure" to IELTS with Masters support @IELTSwMastersSupport

This PDF won't be published here, it's only for our active members 👌.
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✅IELTS Speaking Tip of the Day!

🔹Want to shine in IELTS Speaking? Swap "good" for advanced vocabulary to show off your range! Here are 15 adjectives to use instead:

🔸excellent, superb, outstanding, remarkable, fantastic, splendid, impressive, delightful, exceptional, marvelous, phenomenal, terrific, sensational, exquisite, admirable.

📝 Task: Describe your favorite place using 3 of these adjectives.

▫️Sample Answer: "My favorite place is a tranquil forest near my city. The splendid greenery and remarkable silence create a peaceful escape. Walking there feels exceptional, as the fresh air rejuvenates me."

💬 Share your answer in the group or in the comments for a quick feedback!

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✅Master IELTS Writing Task 2: Common Question Types with Examples! ✍️

🔹To excel in IELTS Writing Task 2, understanding the different question types is key! Below, we outline the most common question types with an example for each to help you prepare effectively. Knowing these will guide your essay structure and boost your score!

☑️Common IELTS Writing Task 2 Question Types

🔵Opinion (Agree/Disagree)
-Requires you to state whether you agree or disagree with a statement and justify your position.
-Example Question: Do you agree or disagree that governments should prioritize public transportation over building new roads?

🔵Discussion (Discuss Both Views)
-Asks you to discuss two opposing views and often give your own opinion.
-Example Question: Some people believe that technology improves communication, while others think it isolates individuals. Discuss both views and give your opinion.

🔵Problem-Solution
-Focuses on identifying a problem and suggesting solutions.
-Example Question: What are the main causes of air pollution in cities, and what measures can be taken to address this issue?

🔵Advantages and Disadvantages
-Requires you to evaluate the pros and cons of a given situation or trend.
-Example Question: What are the advantages and disadvantages of allowing children to use smartphones at a young age?

🔵Two-Part Question
-Involves answering two related questions, often about causes, effects, or opinions.
-Example Question: Why do some people prefer to live in urban areas rather than rural ones? How does this affect their quality of life?

🟠Tips for Success
-Analyze the Question: Identify the type to structure your essay correctly (e.g., balance both sides for Discussion, focus on solutions for Problem-Solution).
-Plan Your Essay: Spend 2-3 minutes outlining your ideas to stay organized.
-Use Clear Examples: Support your points with relevant examples or evidence.
-Practice All Types: Write essays for each question type to build confidence.

🟡 Click here for other question types (all the question types are gathered in this post and this link)

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✅Test your understanding of IELTS Writing Task 2 question types.

- Identify the question type

Example Question:
Some people think that the best way to reduce crime is to give longer prison sentences. Others believe that there are better alternative ways to reduce crime. Discuss both views and give your opinion.
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✅Boost Your IELTS Writing Score with These Common Topics! ✍️

Preparing for the IELTS Writing section? Knowing common topics can give you a head start!

🔹Common IELTS Writing Task 2 Topics

🟢Education: Should university education be free for all?

🟢Environment: How can governments reduce air pollution?

🟢Technology: Do the advantages of social media outweigh its disadvantages?

🟢Health: Should junk food advertising be banned?

🟢Work: Is job satisfaction more important than a high salary?

Familiarizing yourself with these topics helps you brainstorm ideas and structure essays effectively under time pressure.

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✅Example Question

-Topic: Environment
🟢Question: Some people believe that protecting the environment is the government’s responsibility, while others think individuals should take action. Discuss both views and give your opinion.

🟢Sample Response
-Introduction
The issue of environmental protection is a global concern, with some arguing it is primarily the governmentmillions of dollars in grants and scholarships, while others believe individuals should take more responsibility. This essay will discuss both perspectives and provide my opinion.

-Body Paragraph 1: Government’s Responsibility
Those who believe the government should lead environmental efforts argue that authorities have the resources and authority to enforce regulations. For instance, governments can impose stricter laws on industrial emissions, invest in renewable energy, and fund conservation projects. These large-scale actions are often beyond the capacity of individuals, making government intervention essential for significant impact.

-Body Paragraph 2: Individual Responsibility
On the other hand, proponents of individual action emphasize that collective small efforts can create substantial change. Simple actions like reducing waste, recycling, and using public transport can collectively lower carbon footprints. Moreover, individuals can influence policy by supporting eco-friendly businesses and advocating for change, amplifying their impact.

-Conclusion and Opinion
In my view, both government and individual actions are crucial. While governments can implement systemic changes, individual efforts foster a culture of sustainability. A combined approach, where policies support and encourage personal responsibility, is the most effective way to protect the environment.

🔴Tips for Your Essay
Use clear structure: Introduction, 2-3 body paragraphs, Conclusion.
Include specific examples to support your points.

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✅ Common Sentence Errors

🔹In IELTS Writing and Speaking, clear and concise sentences are essential for coherence and cohesion. Below are examples of sentences with issues like redundancy, missing articles, or awkward phrasing, followed by corrected versions.

🟢Example 1
-Incorrect: Environment is important because environment gives us air to breathe.
-Corrected: The environment is vital because it provides air to breathe.
-Why Better? Adds the article "The" and removes redundant "environment," making it concise and natural.

🟢Example 2
-Incorrect: All of the students who are studying in the school should work hard.
-Corrected: All students should work hard.
-Why Better? Removes wordy "of the" and "who are studying in the school," enhancing lexical clarity.

🟢Example 3
-Incorrect: Technology it helps people to do tasks quickly in modern world.
-Corrected: Technology helps people complete tasks quickly in the modern world.
-Why Better? Eliminates unnecessary "it," adds "the," and refines verb choice for grammatical accuracy.

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✅Rewrite the incorrect sentence

❌Incorrect Sentence:
City it is very polluted because many cars they drive in city every day.

☑️Task:
Rewrite the sentence to make it grammatically correct, concise, and natural.

🟢Example Response Format:
Corrected: The city is heavily polluted because many cars are driven daily.

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✅ COHERENCY, COHESION, GRAMMAR, LEXICAL RESOURCE

to find out what these criteria are, click on the blue link ✌️

✅ Linking words

🔵1. Adding Information
And
Also
As well as
Besides
Furthermore
Moreover

🔵2. Showing Contrast
But
However
On the other hand
Although
Even though
Nevertheless

🔵3. Cause & Effect
Because
Since
As
Therefore
Consequently
As a result

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🔵4. Giving Examples
For example
For instance
Such as
Like

🔵5. Sequencing Ideas
Firstly, Secondly, Finally
Next
Then
After that
Meanwhile

🔵6. Emphasizing Points
Indeed
In fact
Clearly
Obviously

🔵7. Concluding
In conclusion
To sum up
Overall
In summary

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✅ BBC 6 Minute

🟡 Chocolate: meet a real Willy Wonka

🟡 Transcript

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⭕️ Questions that will definitely be asked in speaking part 1

✅Where you live:

How would you describe it?
• I have been living in...,which is located …, it’s famous for…

What do you like about it?
• Has a great night life, hospitable people

What don’t you like about it?
• Traffic congestion, clogged streets, waste of time

What would you like to change about it?
• Better traffic management system, more green areas


✅Where you were born:

How would you describe it?
• Residential area, megacity, lively

What do you like about it?
• Dynamic city, lots of diversity

What don’t you like about it?
• Overwhelming, high cost of living

What would you like to change about it?
• Cheaper rent, better air quality

✅Your job:

How would you describe it?
• Run my own business, create educational content

What do you like about it?
• A lot of autonomy, very rewarding

What don’t you like about it?
• Never-ending, lonely

What would you like to change about it?
• More collaboration

✅Your studies:

How would you describe it?
• Majored in, an M.A graduate in the field of, wasn’t cut out for, ended up choosing

What do you like about it?
• Broadened my horizons, lovely atmosphere

What don’t you like about it?
• Early mornings, monotonous professors

What would you like to change about it?
• Less focus on theoretical skills and more on practical skills


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