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IELTS Preparation with Liz: Free IELTS Tips and Lessons, 2025
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Happy New Year 2018 !!!!!
May your IELTS Score be Excellent & your Future Bright 🙂
All the very best to you,
IELTS Liz
Below are the answers to the following questions.
If you have not finished this reading lesson, please do so before you look at the answers. Click here: Gap Fill Reading Mathematical Intelligence
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I hope this lesson was useful to you.
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Liz
I asked you to choose the right preposition to the following sentences. Below you will find the answers.
Find useful tips, model answers and free video lessons for IELTS writing task 1.
Click here: IELTS Writing Task 1 All Lessons
Below you can find the transcript with the audio as well as the answers.
Make sure you complete the lesson before you look at the answers. Here is a ink to the lesson: Copyright MC Listening
Transcripts are useful to review your answers and improve pronunciation.
Copyright legally protects an author’s works and, therefore, is vitally important to book publishing livelihoods. Copyright protects against literary piracy, which is especially critical in this time of easy digital reproduction and distribution. It is extremely important to authors because it constitutes the ownership of one’s original work. Copyright, a form of intellectual property law, protects original works of authorship including literary, dramatic, musical, and artistic works, such as architecture, graphic works, , motion pictures, songs, lyrics, computer software and written works like novels and poems.
Notice: This transcript is adapted from Why is copyright Important?
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Remember, that your answer must be a letter. If you write the word or words, your answer will be marked wrong.
(1) C
Comments:
(2) C F
You can write this answer as “C,F” if you want. The comma is not important. Do not write “and” or “&”.
Comments
How many did you get right?
When you get an answer wrong, you need to think “why did I get this wrong?”. If the reason is because you didn’t know the words, then you need to build your understanding of English. This can be done by reading different topics and making word lists. See this page for links: Useful resources
If you got the answers wrong because your technique is slow. Then practice will help you. See my main listening page: IELTS Listening Tips & Exercises
I hope this was useful for you 🙂
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Liz
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The IELTS FAQ page is THE MOST IMPORTANT page for you all to read before your test. It contains over 100 questions about IELTS with the answers. It provides lots of information and tips about the IELTS test. Make sure you read it !!
Click here to visit the page: IELTS FAQ
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Liz
Here is your answer about using “wanna” or “gonna” in IELTS speaking tests.
Click to see answer and to get useful tips: Using Wonna & Gonna
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Liz
Here is a question to check your understanding IELTS speaking:
Is it ok to use “gonna” or “wanna” in IELTS Speaking?
The answer can be found on this page:
Click here: Answer about using Wanna and Gonna
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Liz
Below are the answers to the reading exercise: “About Ants“. If you haven’t done this reading lesson, please do it before looking at the answers. Click here: Reading Exercise About Ants
Click below to reveal the answers:
AnswersComments: Questions 6 and 8 were quite hard so don’t worry if you got them wrong. Only band 8 or 9 students will have been successful with those questions.
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