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FUNDAMENTALS OF LANGUAGE, IDEAS AND
ACADEMIC WRITING
Content of the Booklet:
• Section 1: Introduction to IELTS and Language
• Section 2: Common Topics in Global Tests and IETLS
• Section 3: Fatal Mistakes in Language
• Section 4: Academic Writing and Advanced Language
• Section 5: Quiz (Answers are in the Study Plan Video)
Dr. Muhammad Khalil Moussa
WhatsApp: 01000190890
, Section -1- Introduction to IELTS and Language
1- IELTS is by Cambridge and it expires in two years.
2- IELTS is the international English Language Testing System.
3- It is provided by the British Council and IDP around the world.
4- It is either paper based or computer based (highly recommended)
5- Structure of the exam:
IELTS Skills
Speaking - 15 minutes and it is recorded
- 3 parts
Listening - 30 minutes listening and 10 minutes
transfer answers to the answer sheet.
- Listening is played once only.
- 4 parts and 40 questions
Reading (Academic and General) - 1 hour and no transfer time
- 3 passages and 40 questions
Writing (Academic and General) - 1 hour
- 2 writing tasks
- Academic writing
6- IELTS is based on your understanding of language:
Grammar - Correct and no fatal mistakes
- Variety of structures
Vocabulary - No spelling mistakes
- Use relevant vocabulary for topics
Pronunciation - Clear voice
- Speak naturally (not fast, not slow)
- Correct pronunciation
7- IELTS also depends on your general knowledge of global topics.
Section -2- Global Topics in Tests: CHIPSET
C H I P S E T
Culture and arts Health, junk Identity Politics and Society and Economy Technology,
(music) food and diet globalization family: internet and video
parents games
Communication History Industry Psychology Space Environment Traffic
exploration
Children Humanities Intelligence Shopping Transportation
and literature
Crime and Sports and Tourism
punishment athletes
Celebrities Time and leisure
time
Consumer
culture and
advertisement
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, Section -3- Fatal Grammatical Mistakes
1- Singular and Plural Verbs: (Subject and Verb agreement)
Singular (s) Plural
is are
was were
has have
does do
subject + verb (s) verb
anyone is
each everyone
person is is
Singular
each one everybody
is is
anybody is anything is
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FUNDAMENTALS OF LANGUAGE, IDEAS AND
ACADEMIC WRITING
Content of the Booklet:
• Section 1: Introduction to IELTS and Language
• Section 2: Common Topics in Global Tests and IETLS
• Section 3: Fatal Mistakes in Language
• Section 4: Academic Writing and Advanced Language
• Section 5: Quiz (Answers are in the Study Plan Video)
Dr. Muhammad Khalil Moussa
WhatsApp: 01000190890
, Section -1- Introduction to IELTS and Language
1- IELTS is by Cambridge and it expires in two years.
2- IELTS is the international English Language Testing System.
3- It is provided by the British Council and IDP around the world.
4- It is either paper based or computer based (highly recommended)
5- Structure of the exam:
IELTS Skills
Speaking - 15 minutes and it is recorded
- 3 parts
Listening - 30 minutes listening and 10 minutes
transfer answers to the answer sheet.
- Listening is played once only.
- 4 parts and 40 questions
Reading (Academic and General) - 1 hour and no transfer time
- 3 passages and 40 questions
Writing (Academic and General) - 1 hour
- 2 writing tasks
- Academic writing
6- IELTS is based on your understanding of language:
Grammar - Correct and no fatal mistakes
- Variety of structures
Vocabulary - No spelling mistakes
- Use relevant vocabulary for topics
Pronunciation - Clear voice
- Speak naturally (not fast, not slow)
- Correct pronunciation
7- IELTS also depends on your general knowledge of global topics.
Section -2- Global Topics in Tests: CHIPSET
C H I P S E T
Culture and arts Health, junk Identity Politics and Society and Economy Technology,
(music) food and diet globalization family: internet and video
parents games
Communication History Industry Psychology Space Environment Traffic
exploration
Children Humanities Intelligence Shopping Transportation
and literature
Crime and Sports and Tourism
punishment athletes
Celebrities Time and leisure
time
Consumer
culture and
advertisement
1 |Fundamentals of IELTS
, Section -3- Fatal Grammatical Mistakes
1- Singular and Plural Verbs: (Subject and Verb agreement)
Singular (s) Plural
is are
was were
has have
does do
subject + verb (s) verb
anyone is
each everyone
person is is
Singular
each one everybody
is is
anybody is anything is
2 |Fundamentals of IELTS
