Is the author’s opinion tripping you up in IELTS Reading? Yes/No/Not Given questions require a unique strategy. This definitive guide reveals how to track the author’s voice, avoid common traps, and confidently distinguish between a contradicted opinion and one that is simply not stated. Master the argumentative texts with our proven framework and unique practice passages.
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Rank these factors from 1 to 10 in terms of importance for your health (1 = mostimportant). Discuss these questions.1
You are going to read a passage called Whale Communication. The text has six untitled paragraphs A-F. Choose the correct
Scanning for details The passages in the IELTS Reading paper gradually become more difficult, with Section 1 being the easiest.
Do you know the definition of a word but still misunderstand the sentence? You’re facing the challenge of nuanced meaning. This guide reveals the most common “trap” words in IELTS Reading, explaining their subtle shades of meaning and providing engaging activities to rewire your vocabulary comprehension.
