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June 06, 2010

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Hi simon

could till as the answer for task 1

Hi Simon. I recently found you site. There are impressive advices are i here. My question is that my writing score was 6.5 last time in May 2010. Would you think buying your ebook can help me and also can you correct couple of my essays if i buy your book?
Thanks

KARIMAH,

I'm not sure what you mean by "could till as..." Did you want to write "Could you tell us..."

Unfortunately, I can't get a copy of real IELTS questions from recent exams, so I can't show you the answer. I don't know what the chart in the question looks like - students sent me the question.

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FELORA,

The aim of my ebook is to help students with ideas and vocabulary to get a band 7 or higher for Writing Task 2. The ebook is my best work, so of course I recommend it ;)

Unfortunately, I can't offer to correct anyone's essays. If I did this for you, everyone else would ask me to do the same. However, if you buy the book, you will be on my email list to receive extra IELTS materials from time to time.

All the best

Simon

HI SIMON
Sorry I MADE MISTAKE IN MY QUESTION
YES I MEAN THAT

THAT IT IS OK

THANK YOU

No problem Karimah

Thanks for your help Simon.

No problem

Hello Simon

I want to get 7.5 bands in IELTS exam plzzzzzzzzzz guide me bcoz recently I got 6 bands

Hi Simarjeet,

The aim of this website is to guide you. Try to follow the daily lessons - I'm sure you'll find them useful.

Also, you should practise using the Cambridge IELTS books, and find a teacher who can check your work.

Best of luck!

Hi Simon. I have a question; which form is correct, I get quite confused when preparing for the speaking part of the test; those kinds of a movie or those kind of movies or those kinds of movies???
Thanks a lot!

Hi Kathy,

I'd say "that kind of movie" or "those kinds of movie/movies"

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