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While parking his car in the lane outside your home, a neighbour has caused some damage to your car. You have decided to write to this neighbour.
Write a letter to him/her. In the letter:
– say why you are writing
– describe the damage caused to your car
– say how you feel about this problem and suggest what actions he/she should take about it.
Write at least 150 words.
You are interested in attending a short course at a college in an English speaking country.
Write a letter to the college administration. In the letter:
– mention what course you would like to attend
– give details about your educational background and work experience
– say why you choose this college.
Write at least 150 words.
You and your friend have recently purchased tickets for a theatrical performance in advance. However, you can’t make it due to some personal reasons. You have decided to apologise to your friend as you can’t make it to the theatre with him.
Write a letter to this friend. In the letter:
– apologies to him/her as you can’t go to the theatre
– explain why you can’t make it
– give options what can be done with the tickets
Write at least 150 words.
You should spend about 20 minutes on Questions 28-40, which are based on the Reading Passage below.
– The Early Days of Australian Gold.
IELTS GT Reading Test 10: Reading Passage # 2.
You should spend about 20 minutes on Questions 14-27, which are based on Reading Passages below.
– Want to Buy a Business? – Read On
– Parcel Fox – Business Courier Service
IELTS GT Reading Test 10: Reading Passage # 1.
You should spend about 20 minutes on Questions 1-13, which are based on Reading Passages below.
– Week’s Attractions in Westley
– New Electron Washing Machine
Describe a language other than English that you would like to learn.
You should say:
– what the language is
– where it is spoken
– what you think would be difficult about learning it
and explain why you would like to learn it.
Describe a friend of your family you remember from your childhood.
You should say:
– who the person was
– how your family knew this person
– how often this person visited your family
and explain why you remember this person.
Describe a meeting you remember going to at work, college or school.
You should say:
– when and where the meeting was held
– who was at the meeting
– what the people at the meeting talked about
and explain why you remember going to this meeting.
Describe an interesting bicycle/motorbike/car trip you have had.
You should say:
– where you went
– how you went there
– who was with you
and explain why it was an interesting trip.