IELTS test in Pakistan and Iran – June 2014 (Academic Module)
Reading test
Passage 1. The text was about museums and how they are changing to suite customers and new trends.
Questions: filling in blanks, multiple choice, match information to paragraphs.
Passage 2. The text was about an extinct animal, that lived 65 million years ago.
Questions: short-answer questions with words given in a box, multiple choice, True/False/Not Given.
Passage 3. About various
methods used by people to find the way when they are lost. A few
different navigation methods including guide, path route, map usage and
so on.
Questions: True/False/Not Given, match statements to method types.
Writing test
Writing task 1 (a report)
We were given a map of the mountain in one of the national parks showing the location of the facilities, such as sunrise and sunset viewing platforms, culture gallery and climbing and walking tracks, roads, car park, first aid booth and toilets.
Writing task 2 (an essay)
Nowadays movies and computer games containing violence are very popular. Some people believe that they have negative effect on the society and should be banned, others, however, believe that it is harmless entertainment. Discuss both vies and give your own opinion.
Speaking test
Interview
- What is your full name?
- Can I see your ID?
- Where are you from?
- Do you work or study?
- What subject are you studying?
- Why did you choose this field for your study?
- Do you prefer to study in the morning or afternoon? Why?
- What TV program do you watch regularly? Why?
- How often did you watch TV as a child?
- Will you allow your children to watch TV?
- Do you like shopping?
- Did you buy some product online?
Cue Card
Describe an occasion when you met an old friend whom you didn’t see for a long time. Please say
- What did you feel when you met?
- What were you talking about?
- Did you enjoy meeting him/her? Why?
Discussion
- Do you believe in friends’ reunions? Why?
- Would you like to reunite with your old friends?
- What will you talk about with them?
- Why do some people cut off old friendships?
- Do you think old friends are more long-lasting than new friends? Why?
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دوره جامع و فشرده آیلتس در یک ماه
هر روز 3 ساعت کلاس
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جزوه انحصاری استاد آرین
سوالات اسپیکینگ آیلتس در انگلستان جون 2014
IELTS Speaking test in the UK – June 2014
Speaking test
Interview
- What is your full name?
- Can I see your ID?
- Where are you from?
- Do you work or study?
- Describe the place where you live now.
- Do you like it? Why?
- Do you know many people around you? Why?
Cue Card
Describe the first mobile phone that you have got. Please say
- When and where did you get it?
- What did you mostly use it for?
- What difference did it make to your life? Why?
Discussion
- What age group do you think is interested more in mobile phones? Why?
- Do you think the technology will make international travel unnecessary? Why?
- Do you think translation applications on mobiles will make learning another language unnecessary?
- How often do you use maps? Why?
- Do you know how to use them well?
- What do you prefer, using maps or asking people for directions? Why?
دوره فشرده و خصوصی مکالمه آیلتس
تدریس خصوصی تافل استاد آرین
بهترین مدرس تافل
کلاسهای آنلاین و حضوری تافل آی بی تی
(TOEFL iBT)
Common mistakes in the use of uncountable nouns
Read the following sentences.
The sceneries here are not good.
The scenery here is not good.
Which of the two sentences is the correct one?
The word scenery is uncountable in English. It may be countable in some other languages. However, in English, we can’t say sceneries or a scenery.
As you know, uncountable nouns do not have plural forms and they cannot be used with numbers or the article a/an. And hence the sentence ‘The sceneries here are not good’, isn’t correct.
More examples are given below.
Incorrect: They have got lots of furnitures.
Correct: They have got lots of furniture.
Incorrect: We have received no informations about the accident.
Correct: We have received no information about the accident.
Incorrect: I heard these news in the morning.
Correct: I heard this news in the morning.
Incorrect: He asked me to pack my luggages.
Correct: He asked me to pack my luggage.
The nouns information, furniture, news, luggage etc., are uncountable.
Incorrect: Please excuse the troubles.
Correct: Please excuse me for the trouble.
The word trouble is mainly used as an uncountable noun. It doesn’t usually have a plural form.
Also the word excuse should be followed by an indirect object.
However, the plural form troubles can be used to refer to all the problems that a person has. In this case, it is usually preceded by a possessive.
All of us have our troubles and we must find ways to deal with them.
Incorrect: He provided the blinds with food.
Correct: He provided the blind with food.
The
expressions ‘the blind’, ‘the deaf’, ‘the unemployed’, ‘the dead’, ‘the
poor’ etc., are plural. ‘The blind’ means all blind people. We can’t
say ‘the blinds’ or ‘the deafs’.
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