Exam Tips From A8

Here are some exam tips from the level 8 students:

• Remember to go to bed early the night before your exam
• Try to do your best in the exam
• Write study notes when you revise for the exam
• Study new vocabulary to help you in the exam
• Arrive at the exam hall early
• Read the questions in the exam carefully
• Bring your ID and switch your phone off during the exam
• Don’t cheat and look at your friend’s exam paper
• Don’t be nervous for the speaking exam, try to relax
• Raise your hand in the examination if you have any questions

By  Aysha, Ghadeer, Rawda, Jawaher and Shaikha

Common IELTS Speaking and Writing Task 2 Topics

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Here is some useful IELTS information for you!

Here at Oxbridge-English.com, we believe the best way to score highly at the speaking and writing tasks of IELTS is to develop a bank of answers for commonly asked questions. Some of these topics come up more often in the speaking; others in the writing. However, the knowledge for both is the same. Here is a list of common topics from 2012 and 2013. We have omitted topics which you will see in Cambridge books 1-3 as they are no longer asked today.

1. Advertising: your favourite advert. An advert you remember as a child. An advert that influenced you to buy something. The morality of advertising, particularly in relation to children.

2. Customs and culture: the decline of traditional customs. Are cultures becoming more alike? The impact of computers/technology on culture; the impact of tourism on host countries.

3. Crime: much less common now but still asked. Views on…

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