🔠 TO 🆚 FOR 🔠

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IELTS Reading Question Types: Information & Tips

True False Not Given / Yes No Not Given Questions

⭐️ Task: Decide if the information or writer’s opinion in the question statements can be found in the passage

🏵 Skills:
* 🔅identifying specific information in the passage
* 🔅scanning and understanding information (T/F/NG questions)
* 🔅understanding the opinions of the writer (Y/N/NG questions)

💡 Tips:
🔦 Understand the meaning of each answer
* yes / true = the same information is found in the passage
* no / false = the opposite information is found in the passage
* not given = the information is not found in the passage
🔦 paraphrase the statements before trying to locate the answers
🔦 answers come in order.

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🔴 COLLOCATIONS WITH Get & Take

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Informal ways to tell somebody not to be lazy.

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💧 while, whilst, whereas, as


🤔 Can you explain while, whilst, whereas, as?

🤔 Either can be used to connect two sentences, but I am not sure how to identify them and quite often I use them wrongly.

🔠 Here's the simplified explanation:

🔂While and whilst are the same, but whilst is a bit more formal (according to one famous grammar book).

🔂Whereas is always used for contrast. While/whilst can be used for contrast, OR to mean "at the same time".

🔂As can mean "because" or "exactly at the moment when".

Try to write an example sentence using each of these words.

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🎙 Sayings related to music 🎵

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🔵 English in a minute
✔️ would rather

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✈️ Questions and statements you might hear or ask traveling

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📎 - sighted collocations

🔅 clear-sighted : able to understand a problem or situation well
🔅 partially sighted : unable to see well

🔅 far-sighted : [especially American English] able to see or read things clearly only when they are far away from you
📍 OPP short-sighted
📍 SYN long-sighted British English

🔅 short-sighted : [especially British English] unable to see objects clearly unless they are very close
📍 SYN nearsighted American English
📍 OPP long-sighted

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💢 Other ways to say "I don't like it"
Can you say some other way to express your dislike?

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🧠 Here are some other ways to say you don't remember!

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❤️ 7 love idioms you should know

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​​🔰 Vocabulary Class
🌀 character in a work context Part 2 Part 1

5️⃣ ruthless /ˈruːθləs/ adjective
📖 so determined to get what you want that you do not care if you have to hurt other people in order to do it
🏷 They have shown a ruthless disregard for basic human rights.
🏷 You could see the cold, ruthless look in her eyes.

6️⃣ take to somebody/something phrasal verb
📖 to start to like someone or something
🏷 Sandra took to it straight away.
🏷 Charles was an odd character whom Kelly had never really taken to.

7️⃣ come across (as) phrasal verb
📖 if someone comes across in a particular way, they seem to have particular qualities
🏷 She sometimes comes across as being rather arrogant.
🏷 I don’t think I came across very well (=seemed to have good qualities) in the interview.

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💵 Idioms and slangs for money

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Fill in the blank with the missing word: (your reaction is your answer)

I need to ask you for your help, and I'll do something nice for you in return. You scratch my .......... and I'll scratch yours.

👍) back
❤️) neck
👏) foot

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Are you in a rush? Need to say something quickly? 🏃‍♂️

⏱ Here are some quick-related phrases for you to use.

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Today's phrasal verbs are:

🎢 Lap up
🥹 Well up
😵‍💫 Wade in

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🔰choose the right answer (your reaction is your answer):

"Ralph is a --------- smoker. The doctor has advised him to quit the habit."

❤️ Strong
👍 Hard
🙏🏻 Heavy

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💆🏻‍♀ Relaxation idioms 💆🏻‍♂

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Can you use them in a sentence?

👀 Different Ways of Seeing:

🌀 catch a glimpse of sb/ sth
🌀 catch sight of sb/ sth
🌀 spot sb/ sth

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