تشخیص کلمات کلیدی در Reading و Listening

اغلب آزمون دهندگان IELTS در تشخیص کلمات کلیدی یا key words در ریدینگ و لیسنینگ مشکل دارند. لیست ده موردی زیر میتواند کمک کننده باشد و در صورت تردید فقط و فقط به ده مورد ذیل بسنده شود:

افعالی که حالت علت و معلول دارند مثل bring about, lead to…

و اژگان محدود کننده مثل only…

مقادیر کمی مثل all, majority, little…

صفات کیفی مثل particular, inevitable, mistaken…

قیود کیفیتی مثل largely, slightly…

اعداد

افعال منفی مثل ignore, fail…

افعال یا عباراتی که شک و تردید را القا می‌کنند مثل: suggest…

هر عبارت قیاسی یا هر قیاس بین دو چیز یا بیشتر

افعالی که ارتباط میان چند چیز را میرسانند مثل connect, link…

برای دیدن مطالب بیشتر کافیست کلیک کنید

IELTS Speaking vocabulary for book and films topic

Part 1

Do you enjoy reading?

Yes, absolutely! A great way to relax to learn something new is to peruse a book… I’m so addicted to reading that sometimes I can’t even fall asleep without an hour of bedtime reading

Do you like watching movies?

No, not really… If I have some free time, I’d rather read an interesting book… Books leave us a lot of space for imagination, while in movies everything is spelled out for us… That’s why I find films boring.

What is the last book you read? And did you like it?

The last book I’ve read is “Theatre” written by William Somerset Maugham … and I absolutelyenjoyed it! Maugham is my favourite writer of all time . and I’ve read his novel from cover to cover  in 2 days… I was truly captivated by the characters and the unravelling of the plot .

IELTS Advertising Vocabulary

You may be asked questions about advertising in your country. Read the following IELTS-style questions and answers below and pay attention to the phrases in bold. Use the ‘Definitions’ section at the bottom of the page to check the meaning of any phrases you don’t understand.

Part 1-style questions

Examiner: Are there any TV channels in your country that don’t have adverts?
Loraine: No … they’re all commercial channels and show adverts all day long … too many really … and there’s also a lot of product placement going on … especially in soap operas where they place an item just behind the actors.

Examiner: Do you enjoy watching adverts on TV?

Writing for IELTS, session4

Conditional Sentences

Type 0
Describes a fact
Structure:
If + Subject + Present verb + Object, Subject + Present verb + Object.
Example:
If there is an earthquake, run out.
If you heat the Ice, It melts.

Type 1
Describes a possible happening
Structure:
If + Subject + present verb + Object, Subject + Will + Finite verb + Object.
Example:
If I study hard, I will pass the exam.
If I become president, I will help the poor.

Type 2
Describes an impossible happening:

Writing for IELTS, session3

Noun clause:

A clause which comes instead a noun.
It can be replaced with (something or somebody)

Noun and noun clause places:

1.      Subject

2.      Object of verb

3.      Object of preposition

4.      Subjective complement

Example:
Noun as subject:
John goes home.
Noun as object of verb:
I see John everyday.
Noun as object of preposition: