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Re: I have done 2-3 spellings mistakes in ielts. Would it affect my score?
Hi Sharma
If you get the spelling of an answer wrong, you will be marked wrong.
Wrong spelling = no score
If you get the spelling of an answer wrong, you will be marked wrong.
Wrong spelling = no score

Re: answers in IELTS listening
Hi bsonesson
Yes, you will get 10 minutes extra time to transfer your answers from the test booklet to the answer sheet.
All the best for your Listening test!
Yes, you will get 10 minutes extra time to transfer your answers from the test booklet to the answer sheet.
All the best for your Listening test!
Re: Overview or Conclusion?
Hi Peter
It doesn't matter where you put the summary. The key point is: you must have one. We believe that it makes most sense/is logical to put it at the end.
Hope this information is useful.
All the best for the big day!
It doesn't matter where you put the summary. The key point is: you must have one. We believe that it makes most sense/is logical to put it at the end.
Hope this information is useful.
All the best for the big day!
Re: Request for remark?
Hi Chethan
The following links, we believe, will answer your questions:
1. Getting a test re-marked.
2. Entering wrong information on the IELTS Reading Answer sheet (True/False/Not Given).
The following links, we believe, will answer your questions:
1. Getting a test re-marked.
2. Entering wrong information on the IELTS Reading Answer sheet (True/False/Not Given).
Re: printing out practice test?
In order to simulate exam conditions, you may print out one copy of our tests for personal use. However, you cannot download or save them at all.
All the best for your IELTS test!
Re: How can I be successful with all the question types of IELTS reading?
Hi Henry
We have a number of practice reading 'mini tests' in the 'Reading' section.
Do you know all the different IELTS reading question types? If not have a look here.
We just added a new question try this one.
Of course, if you want a lot of practice reading tests, you might consider enrolling at www.scottsenglish.com
We have a number of practice reading 'mini tests' in the 'Reading' section.
Do you know all the different IELTS reading question types? If not have a look here.
We just added a new question try this one.
Of course, if you want a lot of practice reading tests, you might consider enrolling at www.scottsenglish.com

Re: IELTS Academic Task 1: Essential Vocabulary (Graphs)
Once you have studied the above key IELTS Academic Task 1 words, write your first two (2) paragraphs by summarising the information and selecting and reporting the main features, making comparisons where relevant
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Once you have attempted writing the first two paragraphs, check the sample.
Note: before reading our answer, you should try to write your own using the information above. Once you have tried to write your own, read the first 2 paragraphs of our Task 1 response below:


Once you have attempted writing the first two paragraphs, check the sample.
Note: before reading our answer, you should try to write your own using the information above. Once you have tried to write your own, read the first 2 paragraphs of our Task 1 response below:
The graph shows the number of students studying full-time. The period begins in 2010 and ends in 2020.
It can be seen that from 2010 to 2012 there was a steady fall in the number of students studying full-time. However, from 2012 to 2013 there was a dramatic increase in full-time student numbers - rising from around 5 to 60. From this point, a significant fall to 40 followed by a slight increase can be seen. The downward trend is expected to continue, with numbers falling from 60 in 2013 to 15 by 2018. There will be a strong recovery from 2018 to 2019 with numbers rising to 50 and this number will remain stable until 2020.
(117 words)
Need writing feedback? Go to: http://answers.scottsenglish.com/discussion/201/writing-correction-service#latest
It can be seen that from 2010 to 2012 there was a steady fall in the number of students studying full-time. However, from 2012 to 2013 there was a dramatic increase in full-time student numbers - rising from around 5 to 60. From this point, a significant fall to 40 followed by a slight increase can be seen. The downward trend is expected to continue, with numbers falling from 60 in 2013 to 15 by 2018. There will be a strong recovery from 2018 to 2019 with numbers rising to 50 and this number will remain stable until 2020.
(117 words)
Need writing feedback? Go to: http://answers.scottsenglish.com/discussion/201/writing-correction-service#latest
Re: How do we improve your vocabulary?
Some good, practical advice here, Maggie
We have some excellent practice tools at www.scottsenglishplus.com which will help you improve at listening and note taking.
Also, have a look here for some practical tips to increase the number of words you know and use in English.

We have some excellent practice tools at www.scottsenglishplus.com which will help you improve at listening and note taking.
Also, have a look here for some practical tips to increase the number of words you know and use in English.