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🔰1. T
🔰2. T
🔰3. NG (no information is given about the types of souvenirs sold)
🔰4. F (the aim was to make money through moving cargo)
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IELTS Reading Question Types: Information & Tips
3. True False Not Given / Yes No Not Given Questions
⭐️Task: Decide if the information or writer’s opinion in the question statements can be found in the passage
🏵Skills:
* 🔅identifying specific information in the passage
* 🔅scanning and understanding information (T/F/NG questions)
* 🔅understanding the opinions of the writer (Y/N/NG questions)
💡Tips:
🔦Understand the meaning of each answer
* yes / true = the same information is found in the passage
* no / false = the opposite information is found in the passage
* not given = the information is not found in the passage
🔦paraphrase the statements before trying to locate the answers
🔦answers come in order.
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TFNG Reading: Exercise 1
Passage:
🌸The Thames Tunnel🌸
When it opened in 1843 the Thames Tunnel was described as the Eighth Wonder of the World. People came from far and wide to see the first tunnel under a river. On the first day, fifty thousand people descended the staircase and paid a penny to walk through the tunnel. By the end of the first three months there were a million people, or half the population of London. This was the most successful visitor attraction in the world. In the age of sail and horse-drawn coaches, people came long distances and bought souvenirs and listened to the entertainment in the cross-tunnel arches. The idea, of course, was not entertainment but to move cargo and turn a profit.
Questions 1-5
⁉️Are the following statements true, false or not given according to the information in the passage?
* ❕True = the statement matches the information in the passage
* ❕False = the statement contradicts the information in the passage
* ❕Not Given = the information is not found in the passage
❓1. People were drawn from all over to see the Thames Tunnel.
❓2. People were able to travel by sea or land in those days.
❓3. Statues of the tunnel could be purchased as souvenirs.
❓4. The aim of building the tunnel was make money as a tourist attraction.
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IELTS Reading Tips: How to Increase your Score
3. Develop your speed reading skills. This test has a strict time limit which will really challenge your ability to complete the questions in time. You must develop speed reading skills to be able to find your answers quickly. This means you must be able to scan the passage quickly to locate information.
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#7_English_Grammar_Rules_You_Need_to_Get_a_Higher_IELTS_Score
1. The Simple Aspect
We use the simple aspect to talk about general, permanent or repeated actions.
Here, the present simple is used to refer to a general, habitual action:
I often read business magazines online.
In the above example, it is implied that you read these magazines online all the time. This is something you do regularly.
We use the continuous aspect to focus on progressive actions that usually happen around the moment of speaking.
Here, the present continuous is used to refer to an action that is happening at the moment of speaking:
I am reading an interesting book.
The same rule applies to all the verb tenses, past, present and future. If you want to focus on the continuity of the action, use the continuous aspect. If you are more interested in the result of the action, then use the simple aspect.
Why is this useful for IELTS?
In IELTS Speaking Part 1 you have to answer questions about yourself.
You will need to make sure you use the right verb tense and the right aspect—simple or continuous—depending on what you want to say. If you want to talk about general things that you do regularly, then you need the present simple. If, however, you want to refer to actions that are temporary and happen around the moment of speaking, then you need the present continuous.
You may also need this grammar rule in Writing Part 1 when describing trends shown in graphs or charts. You are probably going to use the past simple quite a lot because in this part you report on situations that happened in the past.
Examples:
Between January and March, the profit rose by 10%.
They produced twice the amount of cars in June.
Hungary accounted for 10% of the students involved in the competition.
Let’s practice this rule by putting the verbs in the right tense and aspect:
1. I ___(exercise) every other day, but I ___(not like) going to sports competitions.
2. The graphs ___(show) how the total number of students ___(change) in the past 5 years.
3. I ___(do) an internship this spring, so I _(not want) to take another job just yet.
4. Alan _(watch) a movie when I ___(arrive).
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