Remember I posted that my next test (if I decide to take one) I would take with BC because their envelope looked cool?

Now that IDP released e-trf I have to choose between the envelope and a colorful certificate.

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Mom! Couldn't you have given birth to me a year earlier?!

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➰ We are announcing AN EXCITING EVENT THIS MONDAY!!!! ➰

🔥 @allroundsam who is currently living in Wyoming, US will give a small talk about America and everyone shall get a chance to ask their questions!

🟣 WHEN: Monday, at 22.00
🟣 WHERE: Michael's channel 👉 @xm446

😎🎁 BONUS: after that you'll get another chance to attend a mock test by an 8.5 holder!

🔲 Share it as much as possible, it's definitely gonna be interesting!

We decided to have it on his own channel, go to @allroundsam at 21:00, we'll have everything there.

What if we organize a Listening lesson today?

Today, 9.0 p.m (21:00).

We shall have a live stream on how to deal with L's in life :)

Listening class recap

Each section has its recording "type" and language, to ace the particular section you need to understand that.


Section 1 is about registration. In this section you only have a single question type which is gap filling. The words you write into those gaps are mainly names, numbers, addresses, dates or other daily things they might include. This is the easiest section of the test taking it to 10/10 shouldn't take more than a week.

Section 2 is about locations. This section is where other question type start to appear - you might end up with a map, matching or multiple choice questions here. But the idea still revolves locations - to ace it you need to know the vocab for directions, coordination, locating objects and positioning.

Section 3 is about sth related to universities. Most of the test takers consider this section the hardest one, and I'd say it indeed is. Just like in Section 2, you might get pretty much anything here - matching, tables or MCQ. The last one is the most common though, to be good at solving MCQ you need to know what's called "elimination" technique - you filter out the correct answer by crossing out the obviously wrong ones.

Section 4 is a lecture. In 99% of the cases the one and only question type here is gap filling, but it's a bit harder than section 1. The lecture is on a particular topic - science, history, culture or whatever, and the words you need as answers are going to be related to that topic. I'd say this is the reason synonyms are important here.


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Ozodbek Botiraliyev got a commercial offer from Миф

Is there anyone who's taking IELTS soon?

Do you guys have such friends or are you that friend yourself?

HERE WE ARE!!! WE'RE STARTING A FREE LISTENING MARATHON!!!

Instructor:
Mr. Muhammadrasul (Score: 8.5, Listening 9.0 2x, Writing 7.5)

Duration: 7 days
Lessons: at 21:00, every day
Start: 29th of june

You will have :
• live lessons
• daily activities
• homework/ assignments

🎁 BONUS:
At the end of the marathon you'll get a chance to attend a FREE writing task 2 lesson

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❗️Registration closes on 27th of June

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ketdikmi endi 😁, let's see what you guys are capable of

Novvoy Hoshimjon akani temirchi o'g'ligayam jonatavermanglar yana, Englishga related bosiney 😂

am I the only one this keeps happening to?

interesting...