📌 20 DECEMBER 2025 – IELTS Practice SHEET

📌 20 DECEMBER 2025 – IELTS CHEAT SHEET

(Hard Exam Expected)

🎧 LISTENING – What to Practise

Part 1: Form completion — booking / insurance enquiry

👉 Practise: spelling, dates, prices, email formats

Part 2: MCQ + Map — wildlife reserve / outdoor facility

👉 Practise: left/right, opposite, along, beside, behind

Part 3: Matching + MCQ — students analysing survey results

👉 Practise: synonyms of concern, benefit, suggestion, challenge

Part 4: Sentence completion — climate engineering lecture

👉 Practise: ONE-WORD answers, scientific vocabulary

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📘 ACADEMIC READING – How to Train

Passage 1: T/F/NG + Sentence completion — ocean micro-organisms

👉 Train: scanning for simple facts

Passage 2: Headings + Matching people — medical discoveries

👉 Train: recognising main idea in first sentences

Passage 3: Yes/No/NG + MCQ — work–life imbalance

👉 Train: author opinion detection + inference MCQs

Reading Strategy:

Underline keywords BEFORE reading.

For T/F/NG & Y/N/NG → match EXACT idea, not similar.

In difficult Passage 3 → read topic sentences only first, then return for answers.

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🟢 GT READING – What to Expect

Section 1: T/F/NG + Short Answer — postal delay notices

Section 2: Matching info + Flowchart — performance review guide

Section 3: MCQ + Y/N/NG — tech & human relationships

👉 Practise: short factual texts + one long argument text.

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✍️ WRITING – High-Probability Prep

AC Task 1:

Table / Multi-line graph — energy use & emissions

👉 Use comparisons: rose sharply, remained stable, peaked, declined gradually

GT Task 1:

Formal complaint / action request

👉 Use:

I am writing to express concern…

I request that the issue be resolved promptly…

Task 2: (Same for AC & GT)

Most likely:

✔️ Two-part question

✔️ OR Opinion (agree/disagree)

High-probability themes:

1. AI replacing jobs

2. Environmental responsibility

3. Health & lifestyle

4. Work–life balance

👉 Train:

Clear thesis

2 body paragraphs, each with one strong main idea

Examples from daily life, not statistics

🗣️ SPEAKING – Likely Topics

Part 1:

Work/study

Phone habits

Daily routine

Weather / travel preferences

Part 2:

A challenge you solved

A journey you enjoyed

A person who inspired you

A helpful piece of advice you received

Part 3:

Decision-making

Technology’s impact on relationships

Travel & personal growth

Stress in modern life

⭐ FINAL 1-PAGE REMINDER

Listening Part 2 & 3 will be the hardest.

Reading Passage 3 will be inferential (NOT keyword-matching).

Writing Task 2 is unlikely to be Problem–Solution.

Speaking will be standard, but follow-ups will be slightly deeper.