IELTS 7 MAY 2026 — FULL REVISION + PRACTICE SHEET (LRWS)
1) LISTENING
A. Core Strategy (All 4 Parts)
Method
1. Read instructions first
2. Underline keywords
3. Predict answer type
4. Listen for paraphrases
5. Check grammar + word limit
Formula
Keyword → paraphrase → answer
Do
• predict (number / noun / place / date)
• follow order (answers come sequentially)
• keep moving if missed
Don’t
• wait for exact words
• panic after one mistake
• ignore spelling/plurals
B. Part-wise Strategy
Part 1: Form / Note Completion (VERY EASY)
Focus: factual details (course / booking / enquiry)
Formula:
Detail → correction → final answer
Trap signals:
actually / sorry / no / correction
Do
• expect phone, fee, date
• write clearly
Don’t
• write first number blindly
• confuse 13 vs 30
Part 2: MCQ + Table / Short Answer (NO MAP THIS TIME)
Focus: public info (rules / guidelines / system explanation)
MCQ Formula:
Read options → eliminate → confirm
Table Formula:
Heading → detail → fill exact word
Do
• read all options first
• track paraphrases
Don’t
• choose based on one word
• assume location questions (map less likely)
Part 3: Discussion (MODERATE)
Focus: decision-making / research approach
Formula:
Idea → shift word → real answer
Trap words:
but / however / initially / later
Do
• identify each speaker
• track opinion change
Don’t
• trust first idea
• mix speakers
Part 4: Sentence Completion (MODERATE)
Focus: behavioural topic (motivation / habit change)
Formula:
Topic → supporting detail → keyword
Do
• write exact word
• predict noun
Don’t
• exceed word limit
• change form
C. 10 IMPORTANT LISTENING TOPICS
1. Short certification course enquiry
2. Public rules / policy announcement
3. Training session explanation
4. Work evaluation system discussion
5. Habit formation lecture
6. Motivation and productivity talk
7. Adult learning workshop
8. Professional skill development
9. Research method discussion
10. Workplace feedback system
D. Listening Practice
Practice 1 (Form Completion)
Script:
“I’d like to register for a digital marketing course. My name is Rahul Mehta, M-E-H-T-A. I live at 22 Green Park Road. My number is 9876543210. The course starts on 5 July and costs 250 dollars.”
Questions:
1. Surname: ________
2. Address: 22 ________ Road
3. Phone: ________
4. Start date: ________
5. Fee: ________
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Practice 2 (MCQ)
“The training will not focus on theory but on practical case studies.”
What is the focus?
A. Theory
B. Practical work
C. Research
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Practice 3 (Matching)
A. Neha
B. Arjun
C. Kavya
1. prefers independent learning
2. values structured guidance
3. likes flexible approach
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Practice 4 (Sentence Completion)
“The lecture explains how habits are formed through repeated ______.”
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2) READING (HARD)
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A. Core Strategy
Method
1. Identify question type
2. Underline keywords
3. Scan → locate paragraph
4. Read only relevant part
5. Verify answer
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Formula
Keyword → location → meaning match
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Do
• scan first
• verify from text
• focus on paraphrase
Don’t
• read full passage deeply first
• assume from knowledge
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B. Key Question Types
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True / False / Not Given
True = same
False = opposite
NG = not mentioned
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Matching Information
Detail → locate paragraph
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Matching Headings
Main idea (not example)
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Sentence Completion
Grammar + meaning + limit
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Yes / No / Not Given
Writer opinion (not fact)
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C. 10 ACADEMIC PASSAGE
1. Micro-behaviour changes
2. Decision science errors
3. Efficiency vs quality paradox
4. Adult learning patterns
5. Structured environments
6. Human productivity systems
7. Behavioural economics basics
8. Cognitive decision habits
9. Workplace efficiency models
10. Attention and performance
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D. 10 GT PASSAGE
1. Service conditions
2. Training manuals
3. System instructions
4. Company communication
5. Course descriptions
6. Workplace rules
7. Membership policies
8. User guidelines
9. Internal notices
10. Product usage guides
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E. Reading Practice
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TFNG Practice
“People often make decisions based on habits rather than logic.”
1. All decisions are logical
2. Habits influence decisions
3. Logic is never used
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Matching Heading
Paragraph:
“Efficiency systems improve output but may reduce quality if overused.”
A. System failure
B. Efficiency vs quality
C. Workplace design
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3) WRITING
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A. Task 1 Strategy
Structure
Intro → Overview → Body 1 → Body 2
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Formula
Paraphrase → key trends → comparisons
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B. Task 1 Types
• Pie Chart
• Bar Chart
• Table
• Diagram
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C. 10 TASK 1
1. Pie: time use distribution
2. Bar: work preference types
3. Table: training participation
4. Pie: spending categories
5. Bar: flexible vs fixed jobs
6. Table: course enrolment
7. Diagram: process flow
8. Pie: productivity factors
9. Bar: learning methods
10. Table: work hours comparison
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D. GT Task 1
Types
• Formal
• Complaint / Explanation
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E. 10 GT LETTERS
1. Complaint about service delay
2. Explain missed deadline
3. Request course change
4. Report system issue
5. Complaint about product
6. Ask for information
7. Explain work situation
8. Report technical issue
9. Request refund
10. Complaint about service quality
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F. Task 2 Strategy
Structure
Intro → Body 1 → Body 2 → Conclusion
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Formula
Idea → explain → example
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G. TASK 2 TYPES
• Agree / Disagree (MOST LIKELY)
• Two-Part
• Advantage / Disadvantage
• Discuss
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H. 10 TASK 2 PREDICTIONS
1. Decision-making independence vs influence
2. Over-dependence on systems
3. Work-life flexibility vs stability
4. Guided vs self-directed learning
5. Productivity vs quality of life
6. Structured vs flexible lifestyle
7. External vs internal motivation
8. Efficiency vs creativity
9. Routine vs adaptability
10. Personal control vs system control
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I. Writing Practice
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Task 1
Write:
• 1 intro
• 1 overview
• 2 comparisons
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Task 2
Topic:
“People depend too much on systems in daily life.”
Plan:
stance: ______
idea 1: ______
idea 2: ______
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4) SPEAKING
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A. Strategy
Formula
Answer → reason → example
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Do
• speak naturally
• extend slightly
Don’t
• memorise
• give short answers
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B. Part 1 Topics
1. Work/study
2. Daily routine
3. Technology use
4. Lifestyle
5. Health
6. Learning
7. Time management
8. Housing
9. Walking
10. Productivity
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C. Cue Cards
1. Important decision
2. Useful skill
3. Helpful person
4. Change in routine
5. Technology use
6. Productive day
7. Learning experience
8. Advice received
9. Work experience
10. Habit change
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D. Part 3
Formula
Opinion → reason → example → broader view
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Practice
1. Should people rely on systems?
2. Is independent learning better?
3. How has work changed?
4. What improves productivity?
5. Are routines important?
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5) FINAL DOS & DON’TS
Listening
✔ follow order
✖ panic
Reading
✔ verify answers
✖ assume
Writing
✔ clear structure
✖ memorised templates
Speaking
✔ natural tone
✖ robotic speech
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6) LAST DAY REVISION
Listening → keywords + traps
Reading → locate + verify
Writing → structure first
Speaking → fluency > perfection
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