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Reading typesAccuracy and evidence

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Writing typesAcademic and General

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Reading accuracy. Writing control.

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RReading4 questions

Reading: Multiple Choice

Find the writer's main idea and distinguish it from supporting detail.

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RReading4 questions

True / False / Not Given

Compare each statement carefully with what the passage actually says.

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RReading4 questions

Sentence Completion

Use exact words from the passage while respecting the word limit.

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WWriting4 questions

Academic Writing Task 1

Summarise visual information with a clear overview and accurate comparisons.

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WWriting4 questions

Writing Task 2 Essay

Develop a clear position with relevant, well-organised support.

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WWriting4 questions

General Training Letter

Match the purpose, tone, and bullet points of a practical letter.

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Daily vocabulary · five words

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adapt

verb · /əˈdæpt/
Meaning

to change your behaviour or approach so that it suits a new situation

Example

Students often adapt their study plans when exam dates change.

Pronunciation guide

Stress the second syllable: uh-DAPT.

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A useful study loop

Read closely. Write clearly. Improve one thing.

Every attempt should leave you with one specific lesson you can use in the next question.

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    AttemptWork within IELTS timing and instructions.
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    Check evidenceUnderstand why an answer works.
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    Apply feedbackCarry one improvement into the next task.