In this lesson, you’ll learn how to describe IELTS maps and plans (‘before and after’ changes) when they related to the future.
Maps
IELTS Listening Part 3: paraphrased answers
In the easy parts of the Listening Test, the answers are in the synonyms. But in the difficult parts (3 and 4), the answers are often paraphrased (completely reworded).
This lesson will help you recognise paraphrased answers in a Section 3 Listening about Luddites.
IELTS Listening: MAPS and complex directions
IELTS candidates often get lost with maps 🗺️.
This is because most coursebooks teach only very BASIC vocabulary for directions (turn left, go straight on etc). These are beginner level.
This lesson will prepare you for more advanced and complex instructions, which I’ve never seen on any other IELTS website, but I see all the time in the Listening Tests.
This lesson includes a 25-minute video with 21 real examples with explanations from Books 10 – 18.
IELTS Writing Task 1 map: how to describe ‘before and after’ diagrams
The IELTS Writing Task 1 floor plan and ‘before and after’ maps require a little thought and preparation if you’ve never done one before. Here are some guidelines.
IELTS Listening: how to avoid distractors related to tenses (theatre listening)
Learn how to spot and avoid distractors related to tenses in this Listening about the refurbishment of a theatre.
IELTS Listening Map Labelling (Hinchinbrooke Park)
This lesson includes a video walk-through of a MAP, with tips on how to follow directions and how to deal with ‘2-part’ instructions.
You’ll also practise completing a table and Multiple Choice Questions in the Listening Test.
IELTS Listening: How to follow directions on a map (Fiddy Farm 2)
Following directions on a map can be problematic, for example if you lose your place. Here are my 10 tips to help you.
