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IELTS GT Reading Fill in the Blanks Strategy (2025) | Complete Guide with Solved Examples

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  IELTS GT Reading: How to Attempt Fill in the Blank Questions (Complete Guide + Solved Sample) Fill in the Blank questions are among the most scoring yet misunderstood tasks in the IELTS General Training Reading Test . While they appear simple, many test takers lose marks because they misread instructions, overlook paraphrasing, or write the wrong word form. In this comprehensive guide, you’ll learn how to master Fill in the Blank questions smartly , using proven strategies—backed by the 50 GT Reading Tests in your three Amazon books. You’ll also find a detailed solved example that demonstrates how exam-style passages create paraphrased answers. This blog also links to three important guides you’ve already published, helping learners build a complete GT Reading system. Why Fill in the Blanks Is One of the Easiest Scoring Tasks (If You Know the Technique) Fill in the Blank questions test your ability to: Identify keywords Understand paraphrasing Scan passages effectiv...

IELTS GT Reading: How to Get Band 8 in Just 8 Days | Proven Strategy for Canada

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  IELTS GT Reading: How to Get Band 8 in Just 8 Days (Proven Strategy) Scoring a Band 8 in IELTS General Training Reading may sound unrealistic, especially if your exam is just days away. However, thousands of candidates aiming for immigration to Canada have achieved this score by following a focused, high-impact preparation strategy rather than studying endlessly. The GT Reading module is not about English knowledge alone; it is a skill-based test that rewards smart technique, vocabulary awareness, and time management. With the right plan and the right resources, even 8 days can be enough to dramatically improve your score. The IELTS GT Reading test consists of three sections that gradually increase in difficulty. Most candidates lose marks not because the passages are impossible, but because they approach the test incorrectly. They read too much, panic under time pressure, or fail to recognize paraphrased information. Band 8 scorers do the opposite. They train their brain to loca...