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LONGMAN COMPLETE COURSE FOR THE TOEFL TEST

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IELTS Writing Task 1: How to Describe a Bar Chart

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IELTS Listening Tips & Essential Information

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IELTS Writing Task 1: How to organise your writing

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Learn how many paragraphs you need to have in IELTS writing task 1. This lesson gives advice about the format and structure of your task 1 report. This layout can be applied to all types of IELTS writing task 1 for the academic paper.

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IELTS Writing Task 1: Vocabulary for Accurate Data

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Learn the best vocabulary to describe numbers and percentages accurately in your IELTS writing task 1 academic paper. One of the most common mistakes in task 1 is errors with data. Watch this lesson to learn how to be more flexible for a higher band score.

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Useful vocabulary and tips for describing a map in IELTS writing task 1. This lesson gives vocabulary and sentence structures to help you write about locations on maps.

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IELTS Writing Task 2: How to write an introduction

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IELTS Writing Task 2: Do ideas need to be interesting?

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IELTS Writing Task 2: Do ideas need to be interesting? Learn more about what the examiner is looking for in your essay. Find out if interesting ideas will help you get better results in your test.

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IELTS Discussion Essay: Useful Academic Expressions

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IELTS Writing Task 2. Useful language for writing a discussion essay and expressing two opposing sides.

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Grammar for IELTS Writing: Connecting Sentences

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IELTS Writing Task 2 Skills: Learn how to connect two sentences to make one long complex sentence. An essential lesson for students aiming for band score 6 and above.

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IELTS Writing: Using the Official Answer Sheet

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IELTS Writing Paper: Information and tips about the official IELTS writing paper and how the examiner uses it to assess your writing. This lesson will explain why it is important to practice using the official answer sheet before your test and if the examiner checks your hand writing.

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IELTS Writing Task 2: Linking Words for the Conclusion

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IELTS Writing Task 2 Linkers: Learn the best linking word to start your conclusion for your IELTS essay. Don't make a mistake with your cohesive devices because mistakes will lower your band score. This lesson will explain which linking words to use and which ones to avoid.

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Grammar for IELTS Writing Task 2: Adding a Clause

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Learn how to add a clause to make a complex, high score sentence for your IELTS writing task 2 essay. For more lessons on IELTS writing skills, visit my channel or my IELTS blog: http://www.ieltsliz.com/category/ielts-writing-task-2/

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IELTS Writing: How many words for your Essay?

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How long should your IELTS writing task 2 be? Learn how many words to write and what the examiner is looking for. This will affect your band score. For more lessons on IELTS writing task 2: http://ieltsliz.com/category/ielts-writing-task-2

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Example: Single Sex Schools Vs Mixed Schools

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Example: Single Sex Schools Vs Mixed Schools

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Advantages of single-sex schools and co-educational schools: IELTS Essay Topic. Useful ideas for both sides for either debating or essay writing. This is a common topic in IELTS writing task 2 and also IELTS speaking part 3.

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IELTS Reading Tips: True False Not Given

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Essential Tips for IELTS Listening Multiple Choice Questions. Learn techniques and common traps for success in IELTS multiple choice questions. This lesson covers useful tips and strategies , practice listening, a review of answers and vocabulary. Follow this link to get more IELTS listening practice for multiple choice questions: http://www.ieltsliz.com/tag/multiple-choice/

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IELTS Listening Tips: Predicting Answers

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IELTS Listening Tips: Predicting Answers

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IELTS Listening Tips: Predicting Answers

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IELTS Listening Tips: Predicting answers using prepositions. Learn some useful tips about how to predict the answer in your listening test using prepositions (in, on, at)

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IELTS Listening Tips & Essential Information

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IELTS Listening Tips & Essential Information

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IELTS Listening for plurals: tips and practice. Uncountable Noun Word List: http://ieltsliz.com/uncountable-nouns-word-list/ Free IELTS Listening Practice: http://ieltsliz.com/ielts-listening/

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IELTS Listening: English Names. Practice listening for names and get useful tips for the IELTS listening test. It is common to listen for names in IELTS listening section - test yourself on your ability to write down English names. Capital letters 2017 - you do not need to worry about capital letters in your IELTS listening test.

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Welcome to my Free IELTS PREPARATION WEBSITE: IELTS tips, model answers, topics, practice lessons, and videos. My name is Liz and I am the author and teacher of this website. Please note, I am not affiliated with or endorsed by IELTS in any way. This website is my own site based on my many years teaching experience of IELTS test preparation around the world.

Please read this whole page carefully to learn about IELTS and learn how to use this free website for your preparation. Most of the lessons and tips are for people aiming for IELTS band score 7, 8 & 9. Although, people who only need band 6 can also benefit.

IELTS = International English Language Testing System. It is the world's biggest English language test with test centres in most countries. This means it is a test which accepts international English, not only British English.

There are four parts to the IELTS test:

IELTS Speaking - a face to face informal test with an examiner which lasts between 11 and 14 mins and is made up of 3 parts. All IELTS candidates take the same test.

IELTS Listening - a 30 minute audio recording with 40 questions. All IELTS candidates take the same test.

IELTS Reading - 3 reading passages with 40 questions which lasts for 1 hour. This test is divided into Academic and General Training papers.

IELTS Writing - this is divided into task 1 and task 2. Task 1 Academic is a short report of a chart, graph, map table etc. Task 1 GT is a letter. Task 2 Academic & GT is a formal essay. IELTS writing lasts for 1 hour in total.

For more information about band scores, GT IELTS, computer IELTS etc see the TEST INFO button on the RED MENU BAR at the top of the website. The Test Info FAQ page will give you information about using capital letters, using highlighter pens etc - make sure you read that page.

At present, there are over 300 PAGES OF FREE IELTS LESSONS & TIPS on this site. All pages are accessed lower down this page or through the RED MENU BAR at the top of the website. You will find IELTS model answers, lessons, videos, tips, topics, vocab, band score info, etc all for free to help you prepare at home for your test.

You can also find more information in the comments section of many pages. I am not able to answer all comments posted to me, but you can learn from the answers I have already provided to others.

How to Prepare for IELTS

Watch the video to learn the essential steps to prepare successfully for your IELTS test. When you prepare for IELTS, there is no particular place to start. Just start where you want to start. This video will help make sure you cover all the vital aspects of preparation before your test.

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IELTS Liz - IELTS Preparation with Liz: Free Tips, Lessons & English

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Welcome to my Free IELTS PREPARATION WEBSITE: IELTS tips, model answers, topics, practice lessons, and videos. My name is Liz and I am the author and teacher of this website. Please note, I am not affiliated with or endorsed by IELTS in any way.

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IELTS Listening Section 1: Time Test. Test yourself on listening for time for IELTS Section1.

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TOEFL iBT Tips : How to prepare for the TOEFL iBT

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TOEFL iBT Tips : How to prepare for the TOEFL iBT

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There are two types of IELTS test to choose from, IELTS Academic or IELTS General Training. All test takers take the same Listening and Speaking tests but different Reading and Writing tests. Make sure that you prepare for the correct version of the test.

Using IELTS official practice materials will enable you to:

familiarise yourself with the test format

experience the types of tasks you will be asked to undertake

test yourself under timed conditions

review your answers and compare them with model answers.

If you are taking IELTS on Computer, click here for on Computer sample test questions.
IELTS official practice test
Once you have prepared with the sample questions put your knowledge to the test with IELTS Progress Check, IELTS official online marked practice test. The test will give you an indication of your band score and provide feedback on areas to improve. Book your official practice test today.

Listening

Duration: 30 minutes

The Listening test is the same for both Academic and General Training versions of IELTS and consists of four recorded monologues and conversations.

The following IELTS Listening sample tasks are to be used with the Answer Sheet and MP3 audio files and/or transcripts. Each answer sheet indicates which recording to listen to, or if a transcript is provided.

Listening sample test 1

Listening sample 1 task - Form completion (PDF, 59KB)

IELTS listening recording 1 (MP3, 1.2MB)

Listening sample 2 task Multiple Choice(PDF, 16KB)

Listening recording 2 (MP3, 402KB)

Listening sample 3 task Short Answer(PDF, 25KB)

IELTS Listening recording 3 (MP3, 574KB)

Listening sample 4 task Sentence Completion(PDF, 17KB)

IELTS Listening recording 4(MP3, 549KB)

Listening sample 5 task Matching(example 1 - PDF, 21KB)

IELTS Listening recording 5(MP3, 2.8MB)

Listening sample 6 task Matching(example 2 PDF, 21KB)

IELTS Listening recording 6(MP3, 2.1MB)

Listening sample 7 task Plan/Map/Diagram Labelling (PDF, 25KB)

IELTS Listening recording 7(MP3, 2.7MB)

Listening sample 8 task Note Completion(PDF, 59KB)

IELTS Listening recording 8(MP3, 4.18MB)

Listening Recording 8 Answer Sheet(PDF, 16KB)

Listening Sample 9 Task Short Answer(PDF, 25KB)

IELTS Listening Recording 9(MP3, 11.8MB)

Listening Recording 9 Answer Sheet(PDF, 17KB)

Find out more about the Listening test

Academic Reading

Duration: 60 minutes

Texts for the Academic Reading test are taken from books, journals, magazines and newspapers.

A variety of tasks is used, including: multiple choice questions, identifying information, identifying writer's views/claims, matching information, matching headings, matching features, matching sentence endings, sentence completion, summary completion, note completion, table completion, flow-chart completion, diagram label completion, short-answer questions.

Downloadable Academic Reading sample tasks

Academic Reading sample task - Matching features (PDF, 22KB)

Academic Reading sample task - Table completion (PDF, 59KB)

Academic Reading sample task - Flow-chart completion (selecting words from the text) (PDF, 173 KB)

Academic Reading sample task - Identifying information (True False Not Given) (PDF, 174KB)

Academic Reading sample task - Matching headings (PDF, 92KB)

Academic Reading sample task - Matching sentence endings task (PDF, 132KB)

Academic Reading sample task - Multiple choice (more than one answer) (PDF, 223KB)

Academic Reading sample task - Multiple choice (one answer) (PDF, 256KB)

Academic Reading sample task - Note completion task (PDF, 260KB)

Academic Reading sample task - Sentence completion task (PDF, 190KB)

Academic Reading sample task - Summary completion (selecting from a list of words or phrases) (PDF, 259 KB)

Academic Reading sample task - Summary completion (selecting words from the text) (PDF, 189 KB)

Find out more about the Academic Reading test

General Training Reading

Duration: 60 minutes

A variety of tasks is used including; multiple choice questions, identifying information, identifying writer's views/claims, matching information, matching headings, matching features, matching sentence endings, sentence completion, summary completion, note completion, table completion, flow-chart completion, diagram label completion, short-answer questions.

Downloadable General Training Reading sample tasks

General Training Reading sample task - Flow Chart Completion (PDF, 40KB)

General Training Reading sample task - Identifying Information (PDF, 99KB)

General Training Reading sample task - Matching Information (PDF, 43KB)

General Training Reading sample task - Matching Features (PDF, 32KB)

General Training Reading sample task - Matching Headings (PDF, 31KB)

General Training Reading sample task - Note completion task (PDF, 211KB)

General Training Reading sample task - Sentence Completion (PDF, 19KB)

General Training Reading sample task - Short-Answer Questions (PDF, 18KB)

General Training Reading sample task - Summary completion task (PDF, 202KB)

General Training Reading sample task - Identifying information (True False Not Given) (PDF, 123KB)

Find out more about the General Training Reading test

Academic Writing

Duration: 60 minutes

The Academic Writing tests consist of two writing tasks of 150 words and 250 words.

In Task 1, test takers are asked to describe some visual information (graph/table/chart/diagram). They need to write 150 words in about 20 minutes. In Task 2 test takers are presented with a point of view or argument or problem. They need to write their response in 250 words in about 40 minutes.

Below are samples of Task 1 and Task 2.

Please note that test takers for IELTS Academic take a different Writing test in IELTS General Training.
Find out more about the Academic Writing test

General Training Writing

Duration: 60 minutes

The General Writing test consists of two writing tasks of 150 words and 250 words.

In Task 1, test takers are asked to respond to a situation by writing a letter, for example, requesting information or explaining a situation.

In Task 2, test takers write an essay in response to a point of view, argument or problem.

Below are samples of Task 1 and Task 2.

Please note that test takers for IELTS General Training take a different Writing test in IELTS Academic.
Find out more about the General Training Writing test

Speaking

Duration: 11-14 minutes

In the Speaking test, you have a discussion with a certified examiner. It is interactive and as close to a real-life situation as a test can get.

There are three parts to the test and each part fulfils a specific function in terms of interaction pattern, task input and test taker output.

In Part 1, you answer questions about yourself and your family. In Part 2, you speak about a topic. In Part 3, you have a longer discussion on the topic.

The Speaking test is the same for both Academic and General Training versions. Each of the three parts is designed to test a different aspect of your communication ability.
Find out more about the Speaking test

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This TOEFL Practice Test is here to help you prepare for the Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL) Test administered by Educational Testing Service (ETS). The TOEFL began development in 1962 and was first administered two years later. Its purpose is to prepare international students for studying in an English-speaking country or program. Our Practice TOEFL is here to give you a simulation of the content and is a great primer whether you take the paper-based (PBT) or Internet-based test (iBT). Each testing type is broken up into four sections.

For the iBT, you will answer a number of questions in Reading, Listening, Speaking and Writing. For the PBT, you will do Listening, Structure and Written Expression, Reading Comprehension and Writing. The iBT is longer, clocking in at around 200 to 250 minutes (including one 10-minute break). The PBT is much shorter running 140 to 150 minutes in overall length.

The TOEFL Test is now predominately an iBT, though the paper-based may still be available in some areas. For our purposes moving forward, we will draw from the iBT.

TOEFL Test: Reading, 60 to 80 minutes

The TOEFL as it appears on test day will run anywhere from 60 to 80 minutes in length. It will consist of four to six passages that you will need to read, each one being around 700 words long. Don't expect any light reading here. Most topics are from academia, and it will be your job to understand rhetorical functions like argumentation, cause-and-effect and compare-and-contrast.

You will need to identify specific ideas, themes, inferences, essential information, vocabulary, sentence insertion and more. The test may mandate that you fill out tables complete summaries. Fortunately, you do not need to come into the TOEFL with a prior understanding of the topic at hand in order to get the right answer.

TOEFL: Listening, 60 to 90 minutes

The Listening section also features a flexible time range with around six to nine passages per test. Each section is three to five minutes in length. The passages typically include conversations between two students, academic lectures or discussions. Conversations may be between the student and a campus employee -- professorial or service-based.

As with the Reading section, the lectures will focus on something to do with academia, but the test-taker does not need a prior knowledge of the material in order to get the right answer. That said, it can be quite challenging because you only get one crack at hearing and understanding what the participants in both the conversations and the lectures have to say. You can and should take notes while listening because you will have the opportunity to look over those as you answer each question. Questions are designed to measure your understanding of main ideas, implications, relationships between ideas, important details, speaker purpose, organization of information and speaker attitude.

TOEFL: Speaking, 20 minutes

While the Speaking section is the shortest section of the TOEFL Test, it is no less challenging. This is basically where the knowledge you have of the English language needs to be applied. You will have six individual tasks to perform, so room for error is limited.

The six tasks include four integrated and two independent. In the integrated tasks, you must read a short excerpt, listen to an educational lecture or conversation on campus life, and formulate your answer by fusing the appropriate information from both textual and spoken sources. You will also be required to listen to an academic course lecture or campus life conversation and respond to a question about what you heard. You will be evaluated on how well you are able to synthesize and effectively communicate materials from listening and reading portions.

For the independent tasks, you will be given opinion questions on familiar subjects. Here, you will be scored on how well you are able to speak spontaneously and coherently communicate your ideas.

TOEFL: Writing, 50 minutes

The last, and for many the most rigorous, portion of the TOEFL Test is the Writing part. While you will only have two tasks -- the fewest of any section -- you will also only have 50 minutes to accomplish them which can go by quickly when engaging in longer form writing.

The tasks here are broken up into integrated and independent. For the integrated, you will read a passage and listen to a speaker discuss it. Then, you will write a summary that details all of the important points in the listening passage and shows how it connects to the major takeaways from the reading passage. In the independent task, you will simply write an essay on a familiar topic.

TOEFL Practice: Preparing for Both

Our TOEFL Practice Test is not an exact recreation of the TOEFL Test as it will be administered on test day, but it does offer some extensive training with the types of questions and materials you will encounter on the test, be it the PBT or iBT.

We've broken it up into five overall sections consisting of three individual Listening portions (53 questions altogether), one Reading section (28 questions) and one Structure section (30 questions).

This Practice TOEFL will help you feel more confident with the types of questions that you will encounter; but we also want to encourage you to take as many TOEFL Practice Test opportunities as you can and even consider enrolling in a test preparation course if you can afford to do so.

You want to be comfortable on test day, not just with the questions and types of materials, but also the testing environment itself. Additionally, you may want to follow this list of DOs and DON'Ts when it comes to preparing.

TOEFL Test DOs

DO study passages like you would find in an undergraduate textbook.

DO take as many Practice TOEFL tests as you can in the time leading up to test day, and try to recreate the exact environment in which you will be taking the exam, at least as much as you can.

DO speak in English as much as you possibly can when talking to friends and family members who are fluent themselves.

DO try to immerse yourself in as much English culture as you can.

DO work on improving your note-taking skills regardless of the specific language you use.

DO take 4Tests' TOEFL Practice Test. (It's free!)

TOEFL DON'Ts

DON'T get all of your English understanding from movies and television.

DON'T take one or two Practice TOEFL tests and assume you are ready for primetime.

DON'T overestimate your ability just because you're pretty good at speaking English. The written parts can torch you.

DON'T speak English with anyone who is way below your skill level. You get nothing out of it, and you'll probably just end up annoying them.

DON'T assume immersion is the only answer. Much of what you will encounter on this test is academic in nature, so study formal English as much as you do the pop culture stuff.

DON'T use your native language as a crutch. English requires practice to get right.

DON'T stop with our Practice TOEFL. Enroll in a class and get your hands on as many practice exams as you can in the buildup to test day. Repetition will simply make you more comfortable with the test itself.

DON'T get frustrated if you're not as good at English on test day as you want to be. You can still pass the TOEFL whether you're an expert or not. The important thing to remember: the TOEFL test is just the beginning. Your language skills will improve once you enroll in an English-speaking course or school.

Basic Study Tips to Remember

The TOEFL Test may be unlike anything you have ever seen on the testing front, but try to remember that it is just another exam, and as such, is responsive to some of the same rules for effective studying. That said, make sure that in addition to the test-specific actions, you are also locking down these study basics:

1. Memorize the test date in advance and leave plenty of room to brush up on problem areas.

2. Purchase study materials and take as many practice exams as you can, especially in the last few weeks before test day.

3. Do a test run before the big day so you can be familiar with the testing environment as well as the required documentation that ETS makes you bring along for the date.

4. When studying, do so in a quiet and secluded place. Avoid the temptation to listen to music -- particularly music with lyrics -- since you will need to switch back and forth from reading to listening sections.

5. If possible, attend study groups with other TOEFL Test takers. There is safety in numbers, and you can learn just as much -- if not more -- from a peer as you can an instructor.

Keep these tips in mind, and the TOEFL Test will be your first step in mastering the English language and improving your marketability. Good luck!

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