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  How Full-Length IELTS GT Practice Tests Can Transform Your Score  Preparing for the IELTS General Training exam requires more than tips, theory, and random exercises. What truly boosts your score is solving full-length GT mock tests that replicate the actual exam environment. While many learners focus only on small exercises—like cue cards, sample essays, or short reading tasks—the highest improvement comes when you practice a complete test from start to finish with proper timing. This guide explains why full-length GT practice tests matter , how to use them correctly, and how they help you develop exam discipline, time management, module integration, and confidence. To support your preparation, you can also check out this 5-Test IELTS General Training Full-Length Practice Book (sold on Amazon.ca): 👉 https://a.co/d/8K3cBcj This book includes five complete GT tests covering Reading, Writing, Speaking, and Listening—perfect for Canadians preparing for PR or immigrat...

  How to Attempt Yes / No / Not Given Questions Quickly in IELTS GT Reading One of the trickiest — and most time-consuming — question types in the IELTS General Training Reading module is Yes/No/Not Given (Y/N/NG) . Many test-takers lose precious minutes — sometimes even panicking — because they don’t know how to tackle it effectively. But if you understand exactly what the examiners want, apply a disciplined strategy, and practice with the right reading materials, you can answer Y/N/NG questions quickly, confidently, and correctly — often within 30–60 seconds per statement. In this blog, you’ll learn: What Y/N/NG really tests (and how it differs from True/False/Not Given) A step-by-step fast strategy to handle Y/N/NG questions under time pressure Common traps and how to avoid them How using high-quality GT reading books with full-length tests and vocabulary helps you improve dramatically Recommended books to practise (with links) Along the way, we’ll link to ...

  IELTS Writing Vocabulary: Topic-Wise Words and Phrases to Boost Your Band Score When it comes to the IELTS Writing test , vocabulary can truly make or break your score. Many test-takers know the grammar rules, understand the question, and even write a decent essay — yet they end up with Band 6 or 6.5 because their vocabulary lacks range, precision, and sophistication . The difference between a Band 6 and a Band 8 essay is often not the ideas , but the words you use to express them. In this blog, we’ll go through topic-wise IELTS vocabulary — from basic to advanced — that you can confidently use in both Academic and General Training essays. We’ll also share the most reliable resource where you can find ready-made model essays, topic vocabulary, and writing strategies all in one place. Your Complete IELTS Book Combos (Academic & General Training) If you’re preparing seriously for IELTS — whether Academic or General Training — these two book combos are game change...