Iyamarun:
Please who can help or coach me on writing task two o.
Pls is beg I'm begging you.

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Smara:


Hi dear, please how do I go about this?
I want to apply for practical nursing program in Canada, tho I have a degree but it’s in a totally different field

Is it doable and Where do I start from
Thank you.

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Cleanshoes:
Congratulations! Please send materials to theschoolrecruiters@gmail.com

Wrong email address

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Edmontonlad:
Hi,

I'd appreciate if you could send me the materials you used to my email. edmontonlad@yahoo.com

Best regards

jaybros:

ojimpaul@gmail.com please

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Kendrix69:

Please share kehindemalagu@gmail.com.. Thanks

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yusuff214:

need the materials too pls. kolapoyusuff214@gmail.com

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olutoyiin:
please can anyone also assist with cambridge 1- 13, thanks a bunch. dazzlinglizzy01@yahoo.com

It is in the link I shared.

It's in there as well.

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Tessie89:


Kindly do pls
olaide2talk@yahoo.com. thanks

I will also appreciate anybody that can assist with Cambridge 1-13.

I have been following the thread for a while now and I wrote IELTS GT (MOD IDP) for the first time on July 6, 2019. Thankfully, the result came out as LRWS 9, 9, 7.5, 8.5

I would like to share some tips on the listening part. I understand it may not work for some but I think it helped me.

I used Cambridge books to prepare and increased the speed of audio playback (on exam day, the audio felt slower and I had more time to focus). It was difficult initially but I soon got used to listening to the audio, following the questions, and taking notes at the same time.

Before the narrator starts, I skim through the questions, underline key words and think of synonyms while predicting possible answers (or the format the answers could take). Sometimes, there are 'false start' answers; where the narrator corrects the answer while narrating (kindly pay attention).

https://ieltsonlinetests.com/ielts-exam-library#general-training is good for practice. Their listening test audio is faster than the usual Cambridge audio.

IELTS Liz, English Emma and E2 Language channels on YouTube are fantastic resources as well.

I can share the materials I used if you request.