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Hello, I had an exam today and I need correct answers. If you know them please write

emin_ismail wrote:Hello, I had an exam today and I need correct answers. If you know them please write

Hi Emin,
where r u from? I'm from Mumbai, India. Please read my last post on 20th December Academic Module and let me know if your questions were similar too, probably then we could discuss few answers.

i looked it we gave same exam i think

im from azerbaijan +4 gmt

Can you post the questions of Listening / Reading test.. the ones you remember..

some answers I can remember.. were Tuesday, 8:15, egg

tuesday
8 15
map
categories
egg
juice
labels
grocery

Yup.. I have the same answers.. but I don't remember about writing 'Categories' do you remember the question?

yes it was not catogories ..i cannot recall the question too
rest was same...but i made a spelling mistake and wrote grossery...shit man

did you write sections?

Nope.. i don't remember writing "sections" either .. Are you'll able to recollect more answers ?? please post them as many as you'll can..

small scale
budget
bread
tree
5 minutes

Yup all are similar to my answers.. except I don't think that was bread.. it was Nut..

I took Ielts third time. I have ever seen the most difficult listening part in 20 December Ielts. Anyway, Can anyone remember 4th. part of listening?

balibutt wrote:yes it was not catogories ..i cannot recall the question too
rest was same...but i made a spelling mistake and wrote grossery...shit man

I wrote "departmental" cause i couldn't spell grocery either

Octobergirl wrote:Yup all are similar to my answers.. except I don't think that was bread.. it was Nut..

I wrote nuts !!

hey guys, please do post your speaking question which you had on 20 dec

Hi Akhund,

I had my speaking test on the 22nd December. The interviewer asked me many questions starting from tell me your Full name, What kind of house structure do you live in? Your favorite room? Which is your favorite public holiday and why? These were all in Part 1 of the test. In Part 2, the topic given to me was describe an interesting conversation you had with your friend. What was it about? When and where did you have it? In Part 3, there were questions ranging from what goes on in an effective presentation? Do you support the idea of using AV (audio-visual) aids at the time of presenting and also can humor have negative effects and few more questions, these are all I could recall. Hope this helps! Goodluck!

worstmanz wrote:

Octobergirl wrote:Yup all are similar to my answers.. except I don't think that was bread.. it was Nut..

I wrote nuts !!

Hey Worstmanz,

Yea, i remember the answer 'Nuts' was given in a very quick manner and I had to think really hard what the speaker said and in the end it struck me that she said Nuts!

Hello i had given academic test on 20th december too . . I have writtened 5 in my one listening answer instead of 5 minutes as it was mentioned that give one word answer . . so is it right ?? And there was one more answer i m confused about . . Small Scale or Smooth Scale ? I have answered Smooth scale . . so which one is right ?

Hey Simran..

I dunnu.. I wrote 5 minutes, 'cuz writing just 5 didn't really make sense to me.. it could mean anything.. minutes, hours or days.. that's why I wrote 5 minutes. And the other answer I remember was Small Scale. Do u remember any more answers apart from the ones we've already mentioned in the posts above..? If yes, please write them

emin_ismail wrote:small scale
budget
bread
tree
5 minutes

hello)i'm also from Baku,i'm going to have my exams on 17th JAnuary,can you tell me the writing task 2 topic,and speaking section questions,i will be very grateful))))and where did you have your IELTS?GRBS or BRITISH COUNCIL?

I m nt happy with my result. I think idp is playing with our future intentionaly. Speaking 7 Reading 7 Writing 5.5 and Listening 6.5 . . . I was pretty sure that my writing had gone good n i wud score 7 above but what i gt is 5.5 . . . They r A..Holes They R Bastards. . . They r just filling their pockets . . .