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Hi
As you probably know (and may have experienced), the most difficult part of the IELTS listening test is section 4: a four to five minute talk on an academic topic.
What I want to point out is that there’s a feature of this section that can help you follow what the speaker is talking about.
This feature is called ‘signposting‘ and this is how it works. Read the full post »
Hi
With all the talk this last week of ash clouds and cancelled flights, I thought I’d have a look around for some related resources that would be useful for your IELTS preparation.
This is best of what I found:
Hi
In the IELTS listening test, the recordings include a range of native-speaker English accents, e.g. British, American, Australian, Kiwi and Canadian.
To help you become more familiar with these different accents, I’d like to introduce you to a great website with a huge choice of audio recordings of speakers from many different countries.
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