Learn English With Sujon

My dear, Brothers
Today I would like to talk to you about a subject that is very important . It's Money . Money is a crucial element for living. But it should not become the reason for our existence. It is important to understand, that money doesn't guarantee happiness. Of course it can help us live a more comfortable life buy things. We want to travel have financial security but it cannot give us moments of joi. Sincere friendship or love of family. I encourage you to learn how to manage your money from now on saving for the future is important but it also important not to waste your money on things that doesn't matter, set realistic financial goals and work hard to achieve them always remember that money is a tool not an end in itself . Use it to help you live your life but don't let money control you. Life is short and it is important to enjoy every moment. Create memories and do things that make you happy. Finally remember that money doesn't define who you are. You are a wonderful and loved person. No matter how much you have in your bank account. Love yourself and appreciate the life you have and the rest , will follow I love you .

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IELTS Preparation Part - 2: Reading

Reading is one of the most important part of IELTS testing. The main purpose of this part is to read the passage and whether we can understand the main parts of it correctly. It is not possible to do well in this part without understanding the meaning of different sentences and words. Also the purpose and opinion of the author's writing should be well understood. This applies to both IELTS General Training and IELTS Academic exams.
Usually we have an idea, IELTS reading is easier than other parts. In fact, I want to prepare well for the reading part. So let's see how.

1. Find out the type and time of the test
If you want to do well in IELTS Reading, you must first know the format of the exam. This will allow you to know in advance how the questions will be asked and will increase your self-confidence.
A. You will be allowed to read 3 passages where the maximum number of words will be 2,650.
B. Based on this, you have to answer 40 questions, each of which will have a value. These questions will be asked from the three reading texts given to you. Therefore, the purpose and opinion of the text must be well understood.
C. You will have 60 minutes for the complete reading part. Therefore, 20 minutes can be spent in each text.

2. Find out the type of question
In addition to the format of the test, you also need to know what type of questions you will be asked. Let's see.
- multiple choice
- identifying information
- sentence completion
- identifying author's views
- matching headings
- table completion
- note completion
- summary completion
Actually the questions are more diverse, but these are the most common. The chances of having multiple choice or matching headings are very high. So these need to be practiced more.

3. Time management
There is very little time for IELTS test. So when practicing this part, you have to take very good care of how much time can be given in each task or passage. Because, every minute is very important here. It is best to take some IELTS reading test at home with some mock test. You don't just have to take a mock test, you have to manage the time and give it in a standard way, so that you don't have to worry about your time while giving the main test.

4. Focus more on the questions than the passage!
Many of us spend a lot of time in the passage without paying much attention to the question. It takes a lot of time to understand the unnecessary things in the text and does not pay attention to what is really needed.
The trick here is to read the questions first and process what information I need and how to get it. Once this is done then the text should be read.
Good luck to everyone IELTS test!

Formal English and Informal English for the ability to speak and write English well
Need to have a clear idea about.
Informal English is commonly used in spoken and informal writing.

1. Formal English is used in academic and strict professional writings. (Formal English is used in institutional and professional writing only)
e.g. in exams papers, application, business letters, official email texts, official documents, news reports, articles, books and presentation / official speeches etc.
Informal English is used in everyday conversations (spoken / colloquial English) and personal texts / messages, personal emails or letters to friends, postcards etc.
(Informal English is used in everyday conversations, personal texts, messages, or personal emails or letters to send to friends)

2. Formal English is used in serious situations or with people the speaker doesn’t know well or talking politely to strangers.
(Formal English is used in important situations and important people whom the speaker does not know well or speaks politely to the visitors)

Informal English is used in more relaxed situations or with people the speaker knows well or talking to family and friends.
(Informal English is used in very comfortable situations and in conversations with acquaintances or family and friends)

3. In formal English, the standard of correctness is much higher, the grammar is followed strictly.
(The standard of accuracy in Formal English is much higher, grammar is strictly followed)

In informal English, contractions, leaving out relative pronouns in relative clauses and ellipsis are widely used. Some things correct in informal English but wrong in formal English.
(Informal English abbreviation, relative pronoun exclusion, word deletion is widely used. Some things are correct in informal but wrong in formal)
4. Formal English and Informal English are associated with particular choices of grammar and vocabulary.
Formal: I have made fewer mistakes.
Informal: I've made less mistakes.
Formal: He is taller than I (am).
Informal: He is taller than me.
Formal: You did well.
Informal: You did good.
Formal: I love my children very much.
Informal: I love my kids to bits.
Formal: Stay at home. (Stay at home)
Informal: Stay home. (mainly in US)
Formal: How do you do?
Informal: What's up? (What's up?)
Formal: It is my pleasure to meet you.
Informal: Nice meeting / to meet you.
Formal: I feel like eating out.
Informal: I fancy eating out.
(Wanting to eat at my restaurant)
Formal: I don't know.
Informal: I dunno.
Formal: I want to do it.
Informal: I want it.
Formal: Let us all get moving.
Informal: Let's all get moving.

Vocabulary
Formal .......... Informal
Feel like .......... Fancy
Commence ...... Start
Endeavor ........ Try
Release ........... Free
Permit ............. Let
Famished ........ Hungry
Terminate ....... End
Purchase ------ Buy
Single verb ...... Group verb
Establish .......... Set up
Tolerate .......... Put up with
Omit ............ Leave out
Neutral in both Formal & Informal
Formal: I am very grateful to you
Neutral / Informal: Thank you
Informal: Thanks

Learn English from Digital Life: Chat

Chat is something we all do when it comes to digital life. One person chats with another through an online service. Facebook Messenger, WhatsApp, Telegram, Viber - these are some of the popular chat services. But the thing you may be wondering is, how do you learn English by chatting? Is that even possible?

Yes. But, remember one thing, chat can only boost your English learning; It is not a major medium for learning English.

So let's learn the secret of how to learn English by chat today!

1. Chat in English

When possible, try to chat in English. But you can also tell your friend about this English practice.

Make mistakes first, spelling may not be correct, make grammar mistakes, don't find vocabulary. Yes, you can make a lot of mistakes. But you have to correct the mistakes by identifying them.

2. Chat with chatbots

Technology is advancing in tandem with the digital age. You will find many bots in Facebook Messenger. Bots are programmed chatboxes that automated replies. Many online stores, service shops and various educational pages use this bot. How do you know what a bot is? If all sorts of replies, big or small, come up with the text within 1-2 seconds, then assume that it is a bot. These are called chatbots. Many of us have a problem with not being able to find friends to chat with in English. This chatbot could be his ideal answer.

You can use these chatbots for learning English. Find instructive pages that chat in English. Then start your chat.

Do you know the funniest thing? These chatbots can answer even if you understand the way you speak, you can chat with the chatbot in English as you wish. Things you might say,

"How are you today?"
"What are you doing now?"
"What do you think of the weather today?"
"Thank you for chatting with me."

This way you can practice your vocabulary and English writing.

3. Google Assistant / Siri

Google's Google Assistant or Apple's Siri - you may have heard of these. These are voice assistants. This means that these smart services will try to answer whatever you ask or say to them. They can be called "Hey Google" or "Hey Siri". Isn't that great?

The difference with chatbots is that you have to type conversations with chatbots and talk face to face with these smart voice assistants. These assistants are very perfect which makes it possible to practice English better with them. Questions you can ask Google Assistant or Siri -

"What is the weather like today?"
"Show me the headlines for today."
"Show me the nearest restaurants."
"How is the traffic in Dhaka today?"
"When was Facebook launched?"

In fact, there is no limit to what you can talk to an assistant about. These assistants are so smart that even if you tell them to be like you, they will often be able to give the correct answer. Do you know another great thing? You can also chat with them in the latest versions of Google Assistant. In this way spoken English can be practiced.

4. Keep notes of what you learned from the process

Just chat but not. You will also find many difficult words while chatting. It could be yours or someone else's. Make a note of these words; With money Practice these later.

Rules for taking notes to learn English! : D

You will often find that you are asked to take notes to learn English. Many of us wonder if there is really a need to take this note. How to take notes beautifully?

Read on to find out how you can make your English learning journey more fun with effective notes! Oh, and if you like it, don't forget to share!

1. Pick a beautiful notebook

Yes. A good notebook is very important for taking beautiful notes. Everything from the quality of the paper to the cover should be beautiful.

Do you know what will happen? You will want to write more and read more.

2. Take the notebook wherever you go

School, college, university or workplace. This little notebook will take you everywhere. In this way, whenever you feel hesitant about something in English, you can quickly note it down. You may also want to study somewhere else.

But if you do not have the notebook, how to read, tell me?

3. The structure of the notebook

Now let's talk about how to write in a notebook. The notebook will have a vocabulary section. As you practice English, you will encounter a variety of words that you may not know the meaning of. You need to write these words in the notebook.

Find out the meaning of the word, some synonyms and examples of some sentences using this word.

4. When practicing

But you don't just have to write in the notebook. You write them in a notebook, but you also have to practice. Now the question is how long to practice every day and when to practice. It is better to practice about 30 minutes every day. It will remember your writings.

Practicing at any time of the day depends on your occupation and when you are free. But it can be said that the time is quite effective in the morning and before going to bed at night. If you read then you are more likely to remember to read.

So now comment and say, did you follow these rules before? If not, what to do next?

ইংরেজিতে কথা বলার অভ্যাস করার 10টি সহজ উপায়

1. ইংরেজি গান গাও।
2. আপনি কি করতে যাচ্ছেন এবং আপনি কেমন অনুভব করছেন সে সম্পর্কে প্রতিদিন সকালে আপনার আয়নার সাথে কথা বলুন।
3. আপনি কি করেছেন এবং আপনি কেমন অনুভব করেছেন সে সম্পর্কে সন্ধ্যায় আপনার আয়নার সাথে কথা বলুন।
4. আপনি কী করছেন, আপনার কী করা দরকার, আপনি কেমন অনুভব করছেন ইত্যাদি সম্পর্কে প্রতিদিন সারাদিন নিজের সাথে কথা বলুন।
5. আপনার বাচ্চাদের/পোষা প্রাণী/গাছের সাথে কথা বলুন।
6. আপনার বন্ধুদের সাথে একটি ক্লাব শুরু করুন যেখানে আপনি শুধুমাত্র ইংরেজিতে কথা বলেন।
7. আপনি যখন আমার ভিডিওগুলি দেখবেন তখন আমার পরে পুনরাবৃত্তি করুন৷
8. আপনি যখন টিভি দেখেন তখন টিভিতে থাকা লোকেদের পরে পুনরাবৃত্তি করুন৷
9. পূর্ণ বাক্য সহ ফ্ল্যাশকার্ড তৈরি করুন এবং প্রতিদিন উচ্চস্বরে পড়ার অভ্যাস করুন (শব্দগুলি বলুন)।
10. আপনি যখন পড়ছেন তখন জোরে পড়ুন (শব্দগুলি বলুন)। একই জিনিস বারবার পড়ুন যাতে আপনি প্রতিবার এটি বলার সময় আরও আত্মবিশ্বাসী হন।

এছাড়াও, আপনার ভাষী অংশীদাররা স্থানীয় ইংরেজি ভাষাভাষী কিনা তা বিবেচ্য নয়।

আপনি ভাষা তৈরি করতে এবং আরও আত্মবিশ্বাসী হয়ে উঠতে আপনার ক্ষমতা উন্নত করতে কথা বলার অনুশীলন করেন। গুরুত্বপূর্ণ বিষয় হল আপনি কথা বলেন, অন্য ব্যক্তি কে নয়।

What is IELTS test and how to prepare for it?

IELTS is the most recognized English language proficiency test worldwide. If you can do this test well, you will go one step further to travel to 140 countries of the world and you will be able to speak English easily in any country.

There are some things you must keep in mind before you start learning IELTS. For example, what type of IELTS test are you interested in?

There are two main types of IELTS tests -
1. IELTS Academic Module
2. IELTS General Training Module

The two versions of IELTS have different objectives and test types. You need to know in advance what kind of IELTS test you should prepare for your purpose of going abroad.
However, no matter which IELTS test you want to take, there is no shortcut or secret method to do it well which will prepare you for it in 24 hours. You just have to be more discriminating with the help you render toward other people.

Check to see what stage of English proficiency you are at!
By marking yourself correctly with English proficiency test you will be able to know your position on the scale of your IELTS. Not only sound education but his alertness and dedication too are most required.

Now you can set your IELTS score target. You need to set your IELTS score target on the country you want to go to or the purpose for which you want to go.
If you have a good command of the basics of English, then about three months of preparation is enough. However, if the basics are not very good, the preparation should take about six months.
Start Practicing IELTS!

Find out your weaknesses after self-assessment. Where you are weak, or what you need to do more, plan ahead.
A survey by American Life found that 42% of students do not read a book after graduation. It could be more in our country. But reading books is very important for learning English. Different levels of English proficiency, such as reading and speaking, are improved.

Also practice English writing in preparation for IELTS. Many IELTS level words also need to be mastered for vocabulary preparation.

For Spoken English, you need to practice speaking English regularly, knowing the correct and accurate pronunciation of English words. Practicing English with friends is very helpful. Spoken English skills can be improved by practicing speaking in front of a mirror.

Anyway, good luck with the IELTS test for everyone! 3

How to prepare for IELTS Speaking and Listening test? 3

IELTS Speaking Preparation:
We all have a fear of the IELTS Speaking part. Can I speak properly? What if I get stuck? Of course, it is normal to act fearfully, because speaking tests require very little time to speak, and it is not possible to correct a small mistake.

Now what should we do to prevent these mistakes? How to prepare? Let's talk about that today.

1️⃣ The three main parts of IELTS Speaking Test:
Talk about yourself and your interests
A brief discussion on a topic
Conversation on some of the issues discussed in the second part

2️⃣ Find out how you might be asked questions in an IELTS Speaking interview:
You will be given 11 to 14 minutes to complete the IELTS speaking part. So, every minute, every second is very important.

The speaking test will basically be done through a conversation with the interviewer. You just have to be more discriminating with the help you render toward other people. You also need to explain why you think what you said is correct.

3️⃣ Your skills in the interview will be tested in 4 levels:
Fluency and Coherence:
How can you not stop or how easily you can speak correctly.
Lexical Resource:
Simply put, how rich is your vocabulary and how you use it.
Mat Grammatical Range and Accuracy:
The way you speak in terms of grammar.
👉 Pronunciation:
Whether your pronunciation is easy to understand or not.

4️⃣ Practice more! - Practice makes perfect.
How many times have you heard the above quote? You must have heard it many times. It's not good to hear, but it's true. You have to practice every day. As long as you are getting free time, then you have to do it. The equation is simple. The more you speak English, the better you will be at speaking IELTS. So whether you are in front of a mirror, or with friends, you need to practice speaking when you have time.

Join group conversations, get help from English experts, take courses or use the app. Either way, keep practicing speaking in preparation for the IELTS Speaking Test.

IELTS Listening Preparation:
The listening part of IELTS is quite unique, even I think we don't focus on listening to the extent that we talk or practice speaking, writing and reading. Do you know what happens as a result? There is less preparation in the listing part and there is a possibility of not doing well. But do you know the funny thing? Listening is just as important as the other part, and harder!

So let's face it, today we don't know how to do well in IELTS Listening.

1️⃣ Find out the type of question:
The listening part of the IELTS Academic and IELTS General Training exams is done in exactly the same way. There will be 40 questions and it is divided into 4 sections.

Section 1: Two people will talk. Somewhere there is a telephone conversation about booking a ticket, or taking an appointment. From here you have to remember the name, date, time, all this information.

Section 2: A speaker will speak. Often a guide talks about a room, resort or any other place.

Section 3: Three to four speakers will speak. Given the situation, two students are talking to their teacher.

Section 4: Someone talk about academic lectures.

Test sections continue to be difficult. There will be 30 minutes to listen to the recordings and write the questions and the remaining 10 minutes will be to take the answers in the answer sheets. Write the spellings according to British English or American English.

2️⃣ Listen to the recording more:
To do well in IELTS Listening, you need to practice listening to as many model recordings as possible. This will allow you to easily grasp the British / Australian accent, understand the small details in less time and remember for a long time, which is very important for the listing part.

The recording will only be played once. So even when practicing, you have to practice by answering only once. However, the words can be mastered by listening to them several times during the first practice.

And yes, be prepared for multiple choice, sentence completion, classification, matching, short answer questions in the exam.

3️⃣ Multi-tasking!
You have to do several things at once. For example, after reading the question, you have to write down the answer while listening to the recording. It sounds difficult but it can be mastered through regular practice.

4️⃣ and
Pay attention to the word limit. Keep in mind that even if you forget the word limit, your points will be deducted. So read this article “Not more than three words” or “this should be between 250 and 150 words”.

If the answer to a question does not seem to be correct, then write down what you think is correct, it cannot be said that it can be correct! Better a poor horse than no horse at all.

Also pay attention to spelling. Since the time is very short, the brother may make a mistake by going fast, but even if he makes a mistake, his score will be deducted. If you practice these things more, it will be fine!

How to build an ideal client community with Instagram?

If a freelancer wants to build a stable career for the long term, he needs to know the process of how to generate clients from different platforms outside the online marketplace. Platforms like Facebook group, LinkedIn or Instagram are very effective for generating clients. But freelancers in our country don't know much about how to get clients for their freelancing business from Instagram.

Instagram is one of the most popular social media platforms in the world. Celebrities and business owners from all over the world use Instagram to promote themselves.

In addition to this, it is possible to build an ideal client community for freelancing business from here by following the right strategies using Instagram. What? Want to know more details? No worries, because today I will discuss for everyone how to use Instagram in the right way to build a freelancer engaged ideal client community and be able to achieve success.

For those of you who are not familiar with the term Ideal Client, let us know at the beginning of this article what is meant by Ideal Client. Ideal clients are some loyal clients of a business who repeatedly seek services from that business and at the same time promote that business by referring them to others. The role of such clients is very effective in enhancing the branding of any business and generating more and more sales. That's why if you are a freelancer, you should have an engaged ideal client community but mandatory.

Now let's come to the real part of today's writing.

When freelancers go on to build an ideal client community based on their niche via Instagram, they think that the more followers they have on their Instagram account, the easier it will be to find clients. In other words, in simple words, they think, "the more followers, the more clients."

But the fact is that the number of followers on the account does not matter much in order to build an ideal client community through Instagram. If you have a small number of followers and you can build a proper connection with them, you will find that you will get the ideal client from that small number of followers. On the other hand, if there are thousands of followers in the account but there is no connection with them, then it will never be possible to find an ideal client.

For this reason, we can never focus on increasing the number of followers. Instead, focus on the quality of Instagram followers and the people you are following, as well as how to maintain proper connections with them.

Now let's talk about how you can find the ideal client's Instagram account. Proper research needs to be done at the beginning to do this. You can use hashtags to find the profile of ideal clients. Everyone knows that hashtags are used to increase the reach of Instagram posts. Try to find out through research at the beginning. Those who can be the ideal client can use any hashtags. Then search through those hashtags to find their profiles and follow them.

Also, try to find out the profiles of some of the people who search on Instagram, who are already connected to your competitors. Because only those who are connected to your competitors can be included in your ideal client community.

Once you've found the Instagram accounts of some of the ideal clients, the next step is to try to build a genuine relationship with them. And in order to build up this relationship, you have to interact with them properly. By doing this you will be able to engage them with yourself, which will bring benefits later.

Now the question is how to do this? This task is not difficult at all. First of all, like their Instagram post. You can also read the caption of their post or look at the pictures and share your thoughts in detail in the comment box.

Remember, a thoughtful comment can help a freelancer to engage with his or her ideal clients. Because when someone reads your comment, they will realize that the person who commented has read the post or noticed the picture long enough. Then he will also feel interested to interact with you.

Besides commenting, you can also knock those people in the inbox if you want. However, never try to sell your service at the beginning of the conversation in the inbox. Someone has to follow a special tactic when inboxing. That is to say to the person you are inboxing that you are genuinely interested in building a connection with him.

So you can share your thoughts or opinions with any recent post on their profile without just hi-hello in the inbox. You will see that the person you are inboxing will continue the conversation with you and from here the genuine relationship with that person will gradually build up.

In this way, you need to be connected with the ideal client on a regular basis, so that it is possible for them to sell their service later. And consistency is one of the key to building an engaging ideal client community.

By no means do I want to convey that I recommend for the mother to be inactive. Because many more freelancers try to attract these people to their service. So, once you stop with the effort, then you have to eat Himshim as soon as it comes to the notice of those clients.

So those who will be identified as ideal clients, like their posts regularly, comment and at the same time try to make conversations in the inbox on a regular basis. You will see that when you market your service, you will get the first positive response from them.

That was the guideline for building an ideal client community through Instagram. Hopefully, I have been able to break the misconception of those who have been thinking for so long that it is not possible to get freelancing clients from Instagram. So, if you want to use Instagram to ensure success in your freelancing career, then patiently follow my guidelines.

How to prepare for IELTS online

Adib's childhood dream was to study abroad for higher education. While Adib's friends are busy preparing for admission after high school, Adib decides to take IELTS preparation. He found it more convenient to take IELTS Preparation online than sitting at home coaching outside.
Let's take a look at some of the things you should look for when preparing for IELTS on your own or online like Adib:

I IELTS at a glance
In order to study, work or live abroad, in most English speaking countries, English proficiency test is required. Examples are TOEFL, IELTS, GRE, GMAT, SAT etc. Of these, IELTS is the most popular, recognized in more than 135 countries.
The full form of IELTS is the International English Language Testing System. There are two types of IELTS Academic and General. In Bangladesh, British Council and IDP take this test. This test is taken 3 times a month. An examinee can take IELTS as many times as he wants. Once given, the test can be given again at any time.
Results are usually published on the 13th day from the day of the test. IELTS results are valid for up to two years.

IELTS test format
IELTS is basically done in 4 modules The maximum band number of each module is 9. Module 4 is Listening, Reading, Writing and Speaking. Band scores are given separately in four parts. An average of these is given a complete score. The number above 6 or 7 is considered as the standard number 6 Some universities or institutes specify IELTS scores.

Online IELTS preparation How to prepare for IELTS online
The main condition for learning any language is immersion. Just as we are immersed in the kingdom of Bengal in our daily life, so we have to be immersed in the kingdom of English to do well in English. In addition to reading, regular English speaking, watching English series-movies, daily English magazines and reading books are very helpful for IELTS preparation.

Selecting the correct IELTS Test
The IELTS General is usually paid for a variety of professional work or immigration. Vocational training, even if the purpose of residence is to give IELTS in the general category. On the other hand, in higher education, if you want to study outside the full-time course, you have to pay IELTS academic.
There are some differences between IELTS General and Academic Reading and Writing. Therefore, at the beginning of preparation, find out what purpose you are going out for or what IELTS test you are going to take.

Ideas about test format and questions
It is very important to have a good idea about the format and question method of IELTS test. What is the test method, how much time is allotted, the format of each module, band score, etc. The details of the test should be known in advance. Because if you have no idea about the exam, it will not be possible to prepare accordingly, it will be very difficult to do well in the exam. Moreover, the rules and regulations of the test should be known in advance.

IELTS Preparation Study:
It is very important to choose the right material because the preparation depends on it.

Basic fix:
Since the test is to prove English language proficiency, the basics of English should be fixed first. A very common question that is often asked is how long does it take to prepare for the IELTS exam? It depends on how proficient you are already in English. If your basics are good, it will take less time. For this reason, pay attention to the basic issues at the beginning.

Vocabulary increase:
The use of vocabulary plays a very effective role in increasing the number. Regular magazines can be read to increase vocabulary. Various English story-novels are also very helpful in this regard. Moreover, English movies, series or TV shows will help you a lot! Remember, learning vocabulary means not only using complex words in writing but also being able to use them correctly in words or causes.

Exercise:
In fact, there is no substitute for practice. Since your speaking, listening, writing and reading skills are tested in IELTS test, you must give more practice and mock test to do well in all modules. What kind of information has been requested according to the question or how it would be better to write it can be understood only by practicing. Moreover, you can check your condition through practice test.

Practice Material:
It is also important to be able to select the right material for practice. There are various materials for IELTS practice such as: books, CDs, videos etc. IELTS questions and practice material are also available online at various websites. If you collect them, it will be possible to get a good idea about the test format, question method as well as the practice will be good.

🟩 Handbooks:
The Cambridge series is pretty good for the listening part. However, 3, 4, 5, 6 - these books are comparatively better than the first two i.e. 1 and 2. These books must be purchased with CDs. If you want, you can collect soft copy from someone on pen drive. You can read Saifur's book for reading part. According to most students, this book is easy and understandable. Moniruzzaman's IELTS Writing book is good book for writing. 1 and 2 are quite effective.

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Module based preparation

Reading:
The IELTS reading section consists of 40 questions in 3 sections. The allotted time is 60 minutes.

Practice must be done keeping in view the time.
👉 The first and second sections are comparatively harder than the third section. For this reason, the first and second sections should be completed in less time. Then a lot of time will be saved for the next section. If the vocabulary is well known, the problem with the complex words of the reading is less and the meaning of the context can be easily understood.
It is better to arrange the summary of the paragraph in your mind while reading the passage.

Writing:
Writing section has 2 sections: Task 1 and Task 2.

Task 1 involves explaining or analyzing a situation, graph or diagram.

The second task is to write a descriptive essay on the subject in question.

Writing skills are tested through essays. It is better to write the essay in four to five paragraphs. When the paragraphs get too long, the whole writing becomes monotonous.
👉 Meaningful and interesting introductions and conclusions help to get higher marks. The use of synonyms is also helpful in increasing the number. At the same time, one should refrain from repeating similar words.

Ening Listening:
The listening part is considered to be the easiest of the four modules. After listening to four recordings in this section, 40 questions have to be answered within 30 minutes. In this case, the answer has to be written down as soon as it is heard.

It is very important to listen to the recording well. Missing a few seconds can cause important information to be missed which can reduce the number at a very high rate.
It is important to know English pronunciation well to do well in this part.

Speaking:
The speaking test is taken shortly before or after the exams of the other three modules. The time allotted for this test is only 15 minutes. The examiner is allowed to talk on a specific topic.

Most of us have never been in the habit of speaking or speaking English, even though we have been in the habit of reading and writing English since childhood. This is why many people do badly in speaking. To be good at speaking:

Try to say the beginning and the end part well.
Try to avoid the same phrase and words.
👉 Be sure to practice speaking more with your family and friends. If necessary, you can practice on your own by standing in front of the mirror.
Make sure the pronunciation is correct.
Things to keep in mind.

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