IELTS 25 July 2026 Prediction Booklet
Module 1 – LISTENING (Band 8–9 Complete Revision)
Predicted Level: Easy to Moderate
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Predicted Question Types
Part 1
Form Completion..., Note Completion...
Part 2
Map Labelling..., Diagram Labelling..., Matching...
Part 3
Multiple Choice..., Sentence Completion...
Part 4
Notes Completion..., Table Completion...
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High-Probability Listening Themes
Healthcare services..., Housing & accommodation..., University orientation..., Wildlife conservation..., Public transport..., Museum tours..., Business seminar..., Banking services..., Environmental campaign..., Consumer technology...
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Universal Listening Formula
Read Questions → Underline Keywords → Predict Grammar → Predict Synonyms → Listen for Meaning → Ignore Distractors → Write Immediately → Check Spelling
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Time Strategy
Part 1 → Accuracy first..., Part 2 → Follow directions..., Part 3 → Compare opinions..., Part 4 → Focus on keywords..., Never stop after missing one answer...
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Part-wise Method
Part 1 (Forms & Notes)
Read headings..., Predict noun/number/date..., Watch spelling..., Listen for corrections..., Check singular/plural...
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Part 2 (Maps & Matching)
Identify starting point..., Follow left/right..., Notice landmarks..., Ignore first direction if corrected..., Match after hearing the full sentence...
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Part 3 (Discussion)
Identify Speaker A/B..., Listen for opinions..., Compare ideas..., Watch for changed opinions..., Eliminate similar options...
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Part 4 (Lecture)
Read notes first..., Predict missing words..., Follow signposting..., Listen for examples..., Complete tables immediately...
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Grammar Prediction
Article (a/an/the) → Singular noun..., Many/Several → Plural noun..., Much/Amount of → Uncountable noun..., To + ____ → Base verb..., Be + ____ → Adjective/Past participle..., Very + ____ → Adjective..., Between...and... → Number/Time...
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High-Frequency Synonyms
Buy..., Purchase..., Obtain..., Acquire...
Book..., Reserve..., Schedule..., Arrange...
Issue..., Problem..., Concern..., Difficulty...
Repair..., Fix..., Restore..., Mend...
Delay..., Postpone..., Put off..., Reschedule...
Help..., Assist..., Support..., Aid...
Increase..., Rise..., Grow..., Climb...
Decrease..., Reduce..., Decline..., Drop...
Cheap..., Affordable..., Economical..., Budget-friendly...
Important..., Essential..., Significant..., Crucial...
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Topic Vocabulary
Healthcare..., Appointment..., Consultation..., Prescription..., Vaccination..., Diagnosis..., Emergency..., Clinic..., Treatment..., Symptoms...
Housing..., Rent..., Lease..., Deposit..., Landlord..., Maintenance..., Utility bill..., Accommodation..., Tenant..., Furniture...
Education..., Orientation..., Assignment..., Lecture..., Faculty..., Scholarship..., Campus..., Workshop..., Registration..., Semester...
Transport..., Platform..., Departure..., Arrival..., Route..., Junction..., Timetable..., Reservation..., Fare..., Terminal...
Environment..., Recycling..., Pollution..., Biodiversity..., Conservation..., Renewable energy..., Habitat..., Climate..., Sustainability..., Wildlife...
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Signposting Words
Firstly..., Initially..., Next..., Afterwards..., Meanwhile..., However..., In contrast..., Finally..., Overall..., As a result...
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Examiner Traps
Changing answers..., Similar options..., Fast numbers..., Similar pronunciation (15/50, 13/30)..., Singular vs plural..., Double negatives..., Distracting examples..., Spelling errors..., Ignoring word limits..., Choosing before the speaker finishes...
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Shortcut Strategies
Forms → Predict answer type..., Maps → Follow direction only..., Discussions → Compare opinions..., Lectures → Focus on structure..., Tables → Read headings before listening..., Multiple Choice → Eliminate wrong options first...
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Band 9 Vocabulary
Accessibility..., Infrastructure..., Innovation..., Sustainability..., Collaboration..., Productivity..., Flexibility..., Responsibility..., Participation..., Efficiency..., Development..., Recommendation..., Consultation..., Initiative..., Maintenance...
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Practice Questions
Part 1
A patient books a doctor's appointment.
Complete:
1. Appointment Date: ________
2. Doctor: ________
3. Phone Number: ________
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Part 2
A museum guide explains the floor plan.
Questions: • Where is the café? • Which gallery is beside Reception?
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Part 3
Two students discuss a science project.
Questions: • Why did they change their topic? • What will they do next?
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Part 4
A lecture discusses renewable energy.
Complete: • Solar panels are most effective in ________ climates. • Wind farms reduce ________ emissions.
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Band 9 Dos
✓ Read ahead..., Predict grammar..., Listen for paraphrases..., Wait for the final answer..., Check spelling..., Follow word limits..., Stay focused after mistakes..., Keep writing while listening...
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Don'ts
✗ Translate mentally..., Depend only on keywords..., Ignore corrections..., Panic after one missed answer..., Guess before hearing evidence..., Forget plural endings..., Miss instructions..., Leave blanks...
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Final Checklist
□ Read questions before audio.
□ Underline keywords.
□ Predict synonyms.
□ Predict grammar.
□ Listen for meaning, not exact words.
□ Check spelling.
□ Check singular/plural.
□ Follow word limits.
□ Trust the final answer spoken.
□ Move on quickly if you miss one answer.
IELTS 25 July 2026 Prediction Booklet
Module 2 – READING (Academic & General Training)
Band 8–9 Complete Revision
Predicted Level Academic: Hard General Training: Moderate
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Predicted Academic Reading
Passage 1
Diagram Label Completion..., Sentence Completion...
Passage 2
Matching Headings..., Summary Completion...
Passage 3
Multiple Choice..., Yes/No/Not Given...
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Predicted General Training Reading
Section 1
Multiple Matching..., Sentence Completion...
Section 2
Matching Information..., Short Answer...
Section 3
Matching Headings..., True/False/Not Given...
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High-Probability Academic Topics
Marine Biology..., Renewable Energy..., Human Psychology..., Medical Innovation..., Ancient Civilisations..., Climate Change..., Agricultural Technology..., Ocean Pollution..., Space Exploration..., Animal Behaviour...
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High-Probability GT Topics
Employee Handbook..., Community Services..., Banking & Finance..., Housing Regulations..., Public Transport..., Tourism..., Health Awareness..., Volunteer Programme..., Library Services..., Workplace Safety...
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Universal Reading Formula
Questions First → Underline Keywords → Predict Synonyms → Locate Paragraph → Read Around Keyword → Find Evidence → Answer → Check Word Limit
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Time Management
Academic Passage 1 → 16 min..., Passage 2 → 20 min..., Passage 3 → 24 min...
GT Section 1 → 12 min..., Section 2 → 18 min..., Section 3 → 30 min...
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Academic Reading Strategy
Passage 1
Read questions first..., Predict grammar..., Find keyword..., Search synonym..., Copy exact answer...
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Passage 2
Read heading first..., Identify paragraph purpose..., Ignore examples..., Match ideas..., Confirm evidence...
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Passage 3
Understand writer's opinion..., Read options carefully..., Eliminate distractors..., Select best evidence..., Don't use personal knowledge...
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GT Reading Strategy
Section 1
Read notices quickly..., Match purpose..., Scan names..., Dates..., Prices..., Facilities...
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Section 2
Understand instructions..., Find paragraph..., Match information..., Read surrounding lines...
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Section 3
Read first sentence..., Read last sentence..., Find main idea..., Ignore minor details..., Choose heading...
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Grammar Prediction
Article → Singular noun..., Many → Plural noun..., Amount of → Uncountable noun..., To + ____ → Verb..., Be + ____ → Adjective..., Number → Date/Price/Percentage...
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High-Frequency Synonyms
Increase..., Rise..., Grow..., Climb...
Decrease..., Decline..., Drop..., Reduce...
Purchase..., Buy..., Acquire..., Obtain...
Problem..., Issue..., Concern..., Difficulty...
Important..., Significant..., Crucial..., Essential...
Help..., Assist..., Support..., Facilitate...
Change..., Modify..., Adapt..., Transform...
Research..., Study..., Investigation..., Survey...
Old..., Ancient..., Historic..., Traditional...
Fast..., Rapid..., Swift..., Quick...
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Academic Vocabulary
Ecosystem..., Biodiversity..., Habitat..., Conservation..., Renewable Energy..., Carbon Emissions..., Sustainable Agriculture..., Irrigation..., Automation..., Innovation..., Artificial Intelligence..., Neuroscience..., Archaeology..., Excavation..., Civilisation..., Adaptation..., Migration..., Cognitive Ability..., Behavioural Science..., Medical Treatment...
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GT Vocabulary
Application..., Registration..., Accommodation..., Reservation..., Timetable..., Brochure..., Membership..., Customer Service..., Complaint..., Maintenance..., Recruitment..., Workplace Policy..., Community Centre..., Library..., Volunteer..., Parking..., Public Notice..., Appointment..., Insurance..., Banking...
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High-Level Connectors
However..., Although..., Whereas..., Despite..., Nevertheless..., Consequently..., Therefore..., Furthermore..., Moreover..., Similarly..., In contrast..., As a result..., For instance..., Likewise...
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Question-Type Formula
Diagram Labelling
Read diagram..., Predict noun..., Locate paragraph..., Copy answer..., Check spelling...
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Sentence Completion
Read sentence..., Predict grammar..., Find synonym..., Copy exact words..., Check limit...
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Matching Headings
Read headings..., Find main idea..., Ignore examples..., Choose best heading...
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Summary Completion
Read summary..., Predict word class..., Find paraphrase..., Copy exact word...
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Multiple Choice
Underline differences..., Locate evidence..., Remove wrong options..., Select best answer...
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Yes / No / Not Given
Writer agrees → YES...
Writer disagrees → NO...
No opinion → NOT GIVEN...
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True / False / Not Given
Statement correct → TRUE...
Statement opposite → FALSE...
Information missing → NOT GIVEN...
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Examiner Traps
Same keyword with different meaning..., Synonyms replacing keywords..., Answer before keyword..., Similar headings..., Negative words..., Double negatives..., Wrong paragraph..., Ignoring word limit..., Personal knowledge..., Changing copied words...
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Shortcut Strategies
Matching Headings → First sentence + Last sentence...
Summary → Predict grammar first...
Diagram → Study picture before passage...
MCQ → Remove two wrong options first...
YNNG → Match writer's opinion only...
TFNG → Match facts only...
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Practice Questions
Academic
Marine Biology
1. Coral reefs protect coastal areas from ________.
2. Sea turtles return to the same ________.
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Renewable Energy
Question Type:
Multiple Choice
Why are solar farms expanding?
A Cost
B Government support
C Tourism
D Weather
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Human Psychology
Question Type:
Yes/No/Not Given
The writer believes stress always reduces productivity.
YES / NO / NOT GIVEN
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General Training
Employee Handbook
Question:
Where should new employees report on their first day?
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Community Notice
Question:
Which notice advertises free computer classes?
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Travel Brochure
Question:
What is included in the ticket price?
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Band 9 Dos
✓ Read questions first..., Search for paraphrases..., Read around keywords..., Trust the passage only..., Underline keywords..., Manage time..., Skip difficult questions..., Check spelling..., Check word limits...
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Don'ts
✗ Read every word..., Depend on background knowledge..., Guess headings from keywords..., Ignore negatives..., Spend too long on one question..., Leave blanks..., Change copied answers..., Ignore grammar...
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Final Checklist
□ Questions first.
□ Underline keywords.
□ Predict synonyms.
□ Predict grammar.
□ Locate evidence.
□ Read before and after the keyword.
□ Copy exact words.
□ Check spelling.
□ Check word limits.
□ Finish with 2–3 minutes for review.
IELTS 25 July 2026 Prediction Booklet
Module 3 – WRITING (Academic & General Training)
Band 8–9 Complete Revision
Predicted Level: Moderate
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Predicted Academic Task 1
Most Likely Types
Table..., Line Graph..., Process Diagram...
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Predicted GT Task 1
Letter Type
Semi-formal...
Most Likely Sub-types
Invitation & Explain Arrangements..., Request Information / Ask for Assistance...
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Predicted Task 2 Essay Types
Advantages & Disadvantages..., Two-Part Question..., Agree/Disagree...
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High-Probability Essay Topics
Artificial Intelligence..., Public Transport..., Healthy Lifestyle..., Environmental Responsibility..., Online Education..., Consumerism..., Government Spending..., Remote Working..., Tourism..., Children's Education...
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Universal Writing Formula
Analyse Question → Brainstorm Ideas → Make 4-Paragraph Plan → Write → Proofread
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Time Management
Academic Task 1
Planning → 3 min..., Writing → 15 min..., Checking → 2 min...
Task 2
Planning → 5 min..., Writing → 32 min..., Checking → 3 min...
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Academic Task 1 Formula
Introduction (2 lines)...
↓
Overview (2 lines)...
↓
Body Paragraph 1...
↓
Body Paragraph 2...
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Introduction Formula
Paraphrase question..., Mention chart type..., Mention time..., Mention unit..., Never copy question...
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Overview Formula
At a glance..., Overall..., Broadly speaking..., It is evident that..., Mention highest..., Lowest..., Overall trend..., No figures...
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Body Formula
Beginning with the most noticeable feature..., Compare data..., Use figures..., Avoid describing year by year..., Group similar information...
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Process Diagram Formula
Introduction..., Overall..., Initial stage..., Intermediate stages..., Final stage...
Process Vocabulary
Initially..., Subsequently..., Thereafter..., Following this..., Meanwhile..., Eventually..., Finally..., Undergoes..., Is transported..., Is processed..., Is converted into...
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Table & Graph Vocabulary
Increase..., Rise..., Climb..., Grow..., Surge..., Soar...
Decrease..., Decline..., Drop..., Fall..., Dip..., Plunge...
Remain stable..., Stay constant..., Fluctuate..., Peak..., Bottom out...
Represent..., Account for..., Constitute..., Comprise..., Stand at...
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Comparison Vocabulary
Higher than..., Lower than..., Nearly double..., Approximately half..., Similar to..., Comparable with..., Slightly more..., Considerably less..., Surpassed..., Overtook...
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GT Letter Formula
Greeting...
↓
Purpose...
↓
Explain Situation...
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Details...
↓
Request / Suggestion...
↓
Closing...
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Semi-formal Vocabulary
I am writing regarding..., I would appreciate if..., I was wondering whether..., Could you please..., I would be grateful if..., Thank you for your assistance..., I look forward to hearing from you..., Please let me know..., I hope to receive your reply soon...
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Essay Formula
Introduction...
↓
Body Paragraph 1 (2 ideas + explanations + 1 example)...
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Body Paragraph 2 (Opposite view / Minor point + explanation)...
↓
Conclusion...
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Introduction Formula
Nowadays..., It is often argued that..., Many people believe..., This essay believes..., In my opinion..., I largely agree that...
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Body Paragraph Formula
Beginning with the main point..., Explain..., Example..., Another reason..., Explain..., Example..., Result...
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Conclusion Formula
Overall..., In conclusion..., Therefore..., For these reasons..., I firmly believe...
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Band 9 Vocabulary
Beneficial..., Practical..., Sustainable..., Efficient..., Accessible..., Affordable..., Reliable..., Innovative..., Significant..., Essential..., Long-term..., Cost-effective..., Environmentally friendly..., Productive..., Flexible...
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Topic Vocabulary
Artificial Intelligence..., Automation..., Machine learning..., Productivity..., Innovation..., Human interaction...
Education..., Curriculum..., Practical skills..., Academic achievement..., Lifelong learning..., Equal opportunity...
Environment..., Conservation..., Biodiversity..., Climate action..., Renewable energy..., Carbon emissions...
Transport..., Infrastructure..., Traffic congestion..., Public transport..., Electric vehicles..., Urban planning...
Health..., Healthcare..., Well-being..., Preventive care..., Nutrition..., Mental health...
Government..., Public funding..., Regulations..., Awareness campaigns..., Investment..., Public services...
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Synonym Bank
Important..., Significant..., Essential..., Crucial..., Vital..., Fundamental...
Improve..., Enhance..., Develop..., Strengthen..., Boost..., Refine...
Problem..., Issue..., Challenge..., Concern..., Obstacle..., Difficulty...
Help..., Assist..., Encourage..., Support..., Facilitate..., Promote...
Change..., Alter..., Modify..., Transform..., Adapt..., Convert...
Good..., Beneficial..., Effective..., Valuable..., Practical..., Advantageous...
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High-Level Connectors
Furthermore..., Moreover..., Consequently..., Therefore..., However..., Nevertheless..., Whereas..., In contrast..., Similarly..., Likewise..., As a result..., For instance..., Admittedly...
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Grammar Checklist
Complex sentences..., Relative clauses..., Participle clauses..., Passive voice..., Gerunds..., Conditionals..., Accurate articles..., Subject–verb agreement..., Correct punctuation...
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Examiner Traps
Missing overview..., Copying question words..., Repeating "increase/decrease"..., No comparisons..., Weak examples..., No opinion..., Off-topic ideas..., Memorised templates..., Poor paragraphing..., Informal language in essays...
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Practice Questions
Academic Task 1
The table shows the percentage of households using different energy sources in five countries between 2005 and 2025.
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GT Task 1
You recently attended a community event organised by your local council.
Write a letter thanking the organiser and suggest one improvement for future events.
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Task 2
Some people believe governments should spend more money on improving public transport rather than building new roads.
To what extent do you agree or disagree?
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Sample Plan
Introduction
Paraphrase..., Clear opinion...
Body Paragraph 1
Public transport reduces congestion..., Explain..., Example...
Another benefit is lower pollution..., Explain..., Example...
Body Paragraph 2
Road expansion is sometimes necessary in rural areas..., Explain...
Conclusion
Restate opinion...
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Band 9 Dos
✓ Spend time planning..., Write a clear overview..., Compare instead of listing..., Develop every idea..., Give specific examples..., Use varied vocabulary..., Use natural connectors..., Check grammar and spelling...
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Don'ts
✗ Copy the question..., Repeat the same vocabulary..., Write very long introductions..., Forget the overview..., Ignore one part of the question..., Give opinions in Task 1..., Memorise templates..., Skip proofreading...
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Final Band 9 Checklist
□ Paraphrase naturally.
□ Write a strong overview.
□ State your opinion clearly.
□ Develop every idea.
□ Include one specific example.
□ Use comparisons where needed.
□ Vary grammar and vocabulary.
□ Check spelling, punctuation and word count before finishing.
IELTS 25 July 2026 Prediction Booklet
Module 4 – SPEAKING (Band 8–9 Complete Revision)
Predicted Level: Easy
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Predicted Speaking
Part 1 (Makkar Final Version 1–70)
High-Probability Topics
Work/Study..., Hometown..., Weather..., Morning Routine..., Books..., Public Transport..., Science..., Neighbours..., Parks..., Small Businesses..., Libraries..., Mobile Apps..., Friends..., Birthdays..., Films..., Jewellery...
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Part 2 (Makkar Final Version 1–70)
High-Probability Cue Cards
A person who gave you useful advice..., A difficult decision you made..., A useful object you use regularly..., A place that has changed over time..., An interesting conversation..., Someone who solved a problem..., A memorable journey..., A successful person you know...
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Part 3
High-Probability Themes
Artificial Intelligence..., Leadership..., Consumer Behaviour..., Government Services..., Environmental Protection..., Tourism..., Public Transport..., Cities..., Education..., Technology...
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Universal Speaking Formula
Answer
↓
Reason
↓
Explain
↓
Example
↓
Mini Conclusion
(AREEC Formula)
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Time Management
Part 1 → 20–30 seconds...
Part 2 → 1 min preparation + 2 min speaking...
Part 3 → 45–60 seconds...
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Part 1 Formula
Direct Answer...
↓
Reason...
↓
Personal Example...
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Mini Conclusion...
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Part 2 Formula
Introduction...
↓
Background...
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Main Story...
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Feelings...
↓
Result...
↓
Lesson Learned...
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Cue Card Formula
Who...
↓
Where...
↓
When...
↓
What Happened...
↓
Why Memorable...
↓
What You Learned...
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Part 3 Formula
Opinion...
↓
Reason 1...
↓
Explanation...
↓
Example...
↓
Reason 2...
↓
Explanation...
↓
Mini Conclusion...
(PEER Formula)
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Universal Opening Phrases
Personally..., From my perspective..., As far as I'm concerned..., Generally speaking..., Without a doubt..., I firmly believe..., One reason is that..., It depends on the situation...
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High-Level Connectors
Firstly..., To begin with..., Furthermore..., Moreover..., Besides..., In addition..., However..., Nevertheless..., Consequently..., Therefore..., As a result..., On the other hand..., For instance..., Overall...
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Feelings Vocabulary
Excited..., Delighted..., Relieved..., Inspired..., Proud..., Amazed..., Motivated..., Nervous..., Curious..., Grateful..., Confident..., Surprised..., Frustrated..., Satisfied..., Emotional...
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Topic Vocabulary
Artificial Intelligence
Automation..., Machine learning..., Productivity..., Innovation..., Digital assistant..., Human interaction..., Data privacy..., Efficiency..., Accuracy..., Smart technology...
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Leadership
Decision-making..., Responsibility..., Teamwork..., Communication..., Confidence..., Accountability..., Motivation..., Problem-solving..., Vision..., Management...
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Consumer Behaviour
Online shopping..., Customer satisfaction..., Brand loyalty..., Product quality..., Convenience..., Advertising..., Digital payment..., Purchasing habits..., Consumer rights..., Market trends...
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Environment
Renewable energy..., Biodiversity..., Conservation..., Carbon emissions..., Recycling..., Sustainability..., Pollution..., Wildlife..., Green technology..., Climate change...
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Government
Public services..., Infrastructure..., Public funding..., Regulations..., Healthcare..., Education..., Awareness campaigns..., Investment..., Community development..., Urban planning...
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Education
Curriculum..., Practical skills..., Academic achievement..., Lifelong learning..., Scholarship..., Classroom interaction..., Vocational training..., Assessment..., Educational resources..., Equal opportunity...
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Tourism
Cultural heritage..., Hospitality..., Tourist attraction..., Eco-tourism..., Local economy..., Historical landmarks..., Accommodation..., International visitors..., Sustainable tourism..., Destination...
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Cities
Traffic congestion..., Public transport..., Affordable housing..., Infrastructure..., Green spaces..., Population growth..., Smart cities..., Public facilities..., Urban planning..., Quality of life...
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High-Level Expressions
There is no denying that..., One compelling reason is..., Another significant factor is..., This ultimately leads to..., A clear illustration of this is..., From a long-term perspective..., It is widely believed that..., In the modern era...
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Idioms (Use Naturally)
Learn the ropes..., Think outside the box..., On the same page..., Break the ice..., Every cloud has a silver lining..., A piece of cake..., Hit the books..., Once in a blue moon..., Kill two birds with one stone..., Tip of the iceberg...
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Pronunciation Tips
Stress important words..., Link words naturally..., Pause after complete ideas..., Vary intonation..., Speak clearly rather than quickly..., Avoid a flat tone...
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Examiner Traps
Part 1 → One-word answers..., Memorised responses..., Going off-topic...
Part 2 → Speaking under 90 seconds..., No feelings..., Poor sequence..., No ending...
Part 3 → One reason only..., No examples..., Repeating "I think"..., Very short answers..., Contradicting yourself...
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Practice Questions
Part 1
Do you enjoy reading books?..., Have mobile apps changed your daily routine?..., Do you often use public transport?...
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Part 2
Describe a person who gave you useful advice.
You should say:
• Who the person is...
• When it happened...
• What advice they gave...
• Explain why it was helpful...
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Part 3
Should artificial intelligence replace some human jobs?..., What qualities make a good leader?..., Why do people prefer online shopping nowadays?...
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Sample Plan (Part 3)
Opinion...
↓
Reason...
↓
Explanation...
↓
Real-life Example...
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Second Reason...
↓
Mini Conclusion...
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Band 9 Dos
✓ Answer immediately..., Develop two ideas..., Give one personal example..., Use topic vocabulary..., Show emotions in Part 2..., Use varied grammar..., Finish confidently..., Speak naturally...
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Don'ts
✗ Memorise answers..., Repeat "I think"..., Speak too fast..., Leave long pauses..., Give unrelated examples..., Overuse idioms..., End abruptly..., Ignore the examiner's question...
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Final Band 9 Checklist
□ Answer directly.
□ Give two developed reasons.
□ Include one relevant example.
□ Use natural connectors.
□ Use topic-specific vocabulary.
□ Show a range of grammar.
□ Maintain clear pronunciation.
□ End with a concluding sentence.
□ Speak confidently without memorising.
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