IELTS High Score System (2013) - Learn How To Identify & Answer Every Question With A High Score!

by Timothy Dickeson

Do you want to learn the principles for getting a high score on the IELTS exam?IELTS High Score System (2013) provides step-by-step instructions for getting a high score in each section. So, how can you obtain a high score on the IELTS exam?Learn how to CORRECTLY identify and answer every question in the test.This book a preparation system which contains only the information you need to go into the IELTS knowing exactly how to identify and answer every question with a high score.The system goes through each question in the IELTS exam and how to identify it- the time restrictions- what to listen for (if there is a listening passage)- what notes to take- how to structure your answer- how to develop a system for answering any questionHere are some of the benefits you'll get from this book...- Learn The Three Parts To A High Scoring Essay Introduction - This will make the start of your essays very powerful!- Discover The Quick Way To Identify Reasons To Support Your Opinion - There is an easy way to do this, but many people don't know how to do it correctly- Find Out How To Structure All Your Speaking Responses - Just apply any question to the speaking system to develop a high scoring answer- Discover How To Easily Identify The Different IELTS Questions - If you understand how to do this you will improve your ability to produce a high scoring answer- Find Out What The IELTS Scoring Criteria Is - If you know this, you will know what emphasis to put in your answersYou can study using an information overload preparation book, or you can follow a simple, clear, step-by-step preparation system.With IELTS High Score System (2012), you time - by not having to read or research how to write your essays or develop your speaking answers in the correct waySave money - because this material is cheaper than most preparation textsSave effort and work - because this system will show you exactly how to answer every question

119 pages, Kindle Edition

First published December 8, 2012