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Ielts True False Not Given Grammar LinkedSet 1

1What are some effective strategies for tackling True/False/Not Given questions in the IELTS reading test?

2Part 1 is the only part of the test in which you do not usually talk to the other candidate(s).

3True or FalseYou should only answer based on your own knowledge and not use the texts.

4Accent matters a lot in IELTS Exam.

5The IELTS speaking scoring criteria include the ability to communicate opinions and respond appropriately.

6"Getting to know you" is one part of the Speaking paper.

7All the questions in IELTS Reading are multiple choice.

8In an IELTS listening test, section 2 and 4 are monologues.

9You will always have several pictures to discuss in Part 2

10What kind of question u will have in the IELTS reading part 1?

11"You don't need a teacher during IELTS Speaking Self-study"

12You will listen to IELTS listening test one time which questions are in the levels from easiness to difficulty.

13If you write more than the required number of words, you will still get a mark in the IELTS examination.

14For the Ielts reading (yes, no not given) is a good idea to

15True or False: if you don't answer all of the questions, you should leave the answer blank.

16The IELTS speaking score considers only grammatical accuracy.

17If an expert English speaker produces consistently accurate structures apart from 'slips' characteristic of native speakers, can they reach Band 9 for GRA?

18You must always be positive in IELTS Speaking part 3.

19Is the following statement true or false:"You are given 10 minutes at the end of the listening and reading to transfer your answers from the question booklet to the answer sheet

20IELTS concludes two version: Academic and General Training.

21The non-fiction paper is worth more overall in terms of marks

22Candidates always need to give long answers in Part 1 of the speaking test.

23True or False. The multiple choice questions no not follow any order according to the passage.

24Candidates must always tell the truth and cannot make up their own stories.