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Reading · Timed accuracy
Reading pace reset
Three timed reading practices this week — aim for stable accuracy, not speed records.
Ends Sunday · Mar 30
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Listening · Section focus
Listening signal hunt
Catch signposts and distractors in two section-style drills; note one pattern per session.
Ends Sunday · Mar 30
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Writing · Task 2
Task 2 skeleton week
Outline three essays before you write — one intro, two body plans, one conclusion each day.
Ends Sunday · Mar 30
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Speaking · Part 2
Speaking round-robin
Record two Part 2 two-minute answers and swap one tip you would give your past self.
Ends Sunday · Mar 30
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Shared reading set: urban transport + matching headings
Alex L.·
I built this from an article on urban transport policy. Matching headings clicked once I focused on topic sentences first.
ReadingMatching headingsBand 6.5
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Mock Academic: what I changed after a 6.5 → 7.0 reading run
Sam R.·
I stopped re-reading whole paragraphs for every MCQ. Two passes: structure skim, then evidence hunt per question.
Mock testReviewTiming - Score tipsReading
How I tightened TFNG evidence alignment in one week
Mia C.·
Map claim words to exact lines in the passage before you choose T, F, or NG.
TFNGEvidenceBand climb - Strategy guideReading
Paragraph map + question batching for long passages
Jordan P.·
Sketch a one-line purpose per paragraph before touching the question set—then batch by keyword families.
StrategyLong passagesWorkflow - Question-type chatReading
Do you skim every paragraph first in computer-delivered reading?
Ken H.·
I skim for structure first, then run headings + detail in two passes. What works for you?
TimingReadingDiscussion - Practice shareListening
Listening drill: campus map + distractor spotting
Priya N.·
Generated a short map-labeling set; biggest win was underlining direction words before audio starts.
ListeningSection 2Maps - Practice shareWriting
Task 2 share: public transport funding — my outline + feedback loop
Elena V.·
Same 4-paragraph skeleton every time: intro, two balanced bodies, nuanced conclusion.
Task 2OutlinesRevision - Practice shareSpeaking
Speaking Part 2: describing a place you studied — bullet script
Tom W.·
Three memory anchors (where / when / feeling) + one concrete detail per minute of talk.
Part 2FluencyCue card - ChallengeListening
Community challenge: 5-day listening precision streak
IELTS AI Prep·
Complete one short listening practice daily and note one distractor pattern you spotted.
ChallengeListeningThis week
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Mock Academic: what I changed after a 6.5 → 7.0 reading run
I stopped re-reading whole paragraphs for every MCQ. Two passes: structure skim, then evidence hunt per question.
58 · 21View postTask 2 share: public transport funding — my outline + feedback loop
Same 4-paragraph skeleton every time: intro, two balanced bodies, nuanced conclusion.
44 · 16View postShared reading set: urban transport + matching headings
I built this from an article on urban transport policy. Matching headings clicked once I focused on topic sentences first.
42 · 12View post
Most helpful strategies
Paragraph map + question batching for long passages
Sketch a one-line purpose per paragraph before touching the question set—then batch by keyword families.
36 · 14View postHow I tightened TFNG evidence alignment in one week
Map claim words to exact lines in the passage before you choose T, F, or NG.
31 · 9View post
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Community challenge: 5-day listening precision streak
Complete one short listening practice daily and note one distractor pattern you spotted.
67 · 38View postMock Academic: what I changed after a 6.5 → 7.0 reading run
I stopped re-reading whole paragraphs for every MCQ. Two passes: structure skim, then evidence hunt per question.
58 · 21View postTask 2 share: public transport funding — my outline + feedback loop
Same 4-paragraph skeleton every time: intro, two balanced bodies, nuanced conclusion.
44 · 16View post