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Exam tip: When you learn new vocabulary, try to learn all the forms. For example:
nation [noun], national (adjectivel, nationally [adverb], nationalist [person], nationalise [verb]
Education

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Part 2: 
Practice exercises
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You are going to hear a student ta lkin g on the phone to her fa th e r about her u n iversity 
course. Before you listen, com plete the sentences 1 -4 in as many ways as you can.
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Sally likes her m aths course because it i s ____________
She has fo u r tu to rs who a r e ___________ , but she prefers Professor Jones due to his
style of teaching.
Although the course includes a lot of group w ork, Sally prefers to s tu d y ___________
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Sally is w o rrie d that she w i l l ___________ her sta tistics module as she finds it much
harder than the others.
Listen and com plete the sentences 1-4 above. W rite NO MORE THAN THREE WORDS 
AND/OR A NUMBER.
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Exam information: Labelling a map or plan (2)
In the IELTS Listening exam, the maps and plans are usually very sim ple, w ith some 
parts labelled. You should use the labelled parts as a guide when listening.
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Listen and m atch the pictures 1-5 w ith the sentences you hear a -e . W rite the le tte rs a -e
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next to the question num be rs 1-5.
CD1
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Bank
Cinema
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Cinema
Bank
Supermarket
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Cinema
___________
Supermarket
__________
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Listening for IELTS

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U n its
; Exam tip: 
If you have to la bel a map or plan, th in k of ways you can describe w here 
: places are before you listen. You w ill need to th in k of vocabulary fo r directions, fo r 
: exam ple; 
on the left, firs t right, along the road
and vocabulary fo r place o r position, such 
j as 
opposite, next to, behind, at the end of the street.