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Reading test sections on TheEnglishLink.com have:
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• an interactive format • a pause option: you can stop tests and return to them later |
ENROL NOW to select an interactive practice IELTS Reading test.
Some information about IELTS Reading tests that you might find helpful:
The On TheEnglishLink.com, we provide articles on topics used in the IELTS examinations. Each article is followed by 13 or 14 questions about the article. The question types are based on IELTS question types, and we explain the different questions you will face when taking the IELTS exam. We provide useful tips on how to master the Reading section of the IELTS examination.
The tests on TheEnglishLink.com are not easy - that is because the IELTS examination is very difficult, and we want to provide you with resources that effectively prepare you for the exam.
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* between 600 and 900 words of text (like IELTS test sections) * academic and general topics and vocabulary (like IELTS)
* a variety of question types including (like the IELTS): On the IELTS exam, you will have to answer:
Summarizing Questions Overview Questions Viewpoint Questions Specific Information Questions
On TheEnglishLink.com, we explain these different types of questions and provide many opportunities to practice each of them. The Reading Test Section questions are presented in many different formats, including (like the IELTS):
· multiple choice · short answer · fill in the blanks · Yes/No/Not Given · diagrams to label · tables to complete · ....and more!
We give you many opportunities to practice answering each of the above question types, so you will be ready when you face them on the IELTS test.
Some of our Reading tests have additional vocabulary exercises that you can take to improve your knowledge of academic vocabulary. Remember, if you can link parallel meanings between the article text and the test question, and do it quickly, your IELTS score will begin to improve.
Each Reading test section indicates whether it is Section 1, 2 or 3:
This way, when you are choosing which test sections to take, you can put together a full test by choosing one of each. Then, using the score interpreter, you can compare your results with an IELTS score.
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