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Today, we are going to discuss how a table is described in IELTS Writing Task 1. Previously, we have discussed three other graphs here , here and here . Although the structure of IELTS Writing Task 1 is pretty much the same, we have to always remember that the difficulty level may be different for each graph. For instance, one may find it easier to understand a bar graph, a pie chart and a line graph, but face a lot of challenges trying to describe a table. A table could be too complex too understand and this is one thing that we need to anticipate. For today's discussion, we are going to use a simple table. After learning how a simple table is described, we are going to discuss a more complex table later as an exercise. Take a look at a table below. Table Before we start writing anything, I will try to illustrate how a table could easily be read and how we choose some of the most important components to include in our writing. Take a look at an illustration below. Table The first...
1.We know..........the school will prepare me well. a.that b.like c.and d.or 2.Parents are most committed..........involved in teaching their children. a.but b.and c.so d.however 3.Parents teach us to walk,to speak,and to have good manners.........we reach the real world. a.because b.as c.before d.so 4.........children go to school and have a great diversity of teachers,they learn much more than their parents could probably give them. a.Although b.Unless c.However d.When 5.Fight your own battles........I will not be always able to protect you. a.or b.when c.while d.because 6...........my mother said to me,"do your best!" a.like b.and c.as d.if 7.Teenagers have to be informed about all the negative effects that can occur..........using drugs,drinking alcohol,or smoking. a.like b.and c.as d.is 8.I consider.........they can still give me very good advices. a.that b.like c.as d.where 9.............,except those parents who are schoolteachers themselves,few parents grasp th...
1. Familiarize yourself with the TOEFL format Most countries now offer the Internet based TOEFL (iBT). A few offer only the paper-based test (PBT). Make sure you find out which test you will be taking before you start studying for the TOEFL. You cannot choose to take the paper based test if your country offers the iBT. One reason people experience exam stress is because they don't know what to expect before a test. Prevent stress on exam day by studying the format of the test in detail. ETS has very clear standards about the format of their test. This is why it is called a "standardized" test. 2. Research TOEFL score requirements The TOEFL is required for any non-native English student who wants to go to a post-secondary school in the United States. Most people take the TOEFL in order to apply to a specific school or program. Before you begin studying, find out what the requirements are for the schools you are interested in going to. Remember that the scores for the paper...
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