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The shape of the test

The driving test you have not sat yet

The four papers

The band scale

From marks to bands

The overall band

How Writing and Speaking are marked

Writing: two tasks, four criteria

Speaking: three parts, four criteria

Practice

Listening length

Speaking length

Same as Academic

Writing Task 1

Task 2 weight

Reading Band 7

Listening Band 7

Rounding .25

Rounding .75

Writing criteria

Speaking criteria

Transfer time

Reading time

Is Speaking recorded?

Why more marks

Crossword: test facts

Quiz Review

Quiz Review: Why Each Answer Works

Module recap

The four papers of IELTS General Training, how long each takes, how the band scale and overall band work, and how Writing and Speaking are marked, checked against the official IELTS website.

Start here: the four papers, their timings, what is the same as Academic and what is different, how raw marks become bands, how the overall band is rounded, and how the letter, essay and interview are marked.

The IELTS General Training Test and How It Is Scored

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