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Be Careful, IELTS Questions are Tricky Now !


Be Careful, IELTS Questions are Tricky Now !


Many IELTS  candidates who have taken the test in 2017 complain that their score in the writing section, especially in Task 2,  is low even though the question was familiar and easy.

There can be two reasons other than your poor language and memorised answers.

1. You thought the question was the same, old question in other words.
     May be, the problem is with the way you read the question.
     Did you read the question slowly and properly?
     Some old topics reappear in new words.
     Sometimes, the topic is the same but the question takes a new angle.

2.  Your friends at the IELTS training institute may tell you that your performance is superb,
      but in reality, your level may be Band 6.

      Don't show off to impress others.


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