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Paying for an English proficiency exam once is already expensive.

Paying again because you missed your required score hurts more

it delays your admission, visa, travel plans, and adds pressure on your parents if you are not the one paying.

Know your weak areas.
Practise properly.
Get guidance before exam day.

Comment "ENGLISH" and I will send you a FREE guide to help you get a better band score.

#IELTS #englishproficiency

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You can hear the correct IELTS Listening answer and still get zero marks.

The speaker says "accommodation."

You know the answer but write "accomodation."

One missing letter turns the right answer into a wrong one.

Knowing the answer but losing the mark can be prevented.

Use the checking time to review your spelling, plurals and word limits.

Reply "ENGLISH" and I'll send you a FREE guide to help you get a better band score.

#ielts #pte #toefl

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One missed IELTS Listening answer can make you lose the next three.

You miss one answer...
then keep thinking about it.

Before you recover, the audio moves on and you've missed two more answers.

Missing one answer does not have to cost you the next two.

Move to the next question immediately and keep following the audio.

You can return and guess the missed answers later.

To avoid small mistakes like this that lose you marks...

Comment "ENGLISH" and I'll send you a FREE guide to help you get a better band score.

#ielts #pte #englishproficiency

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Adding "s" to some words shows your English isn't as strong as you think.

a tiny letter, but it gives you away instantly.

"I need more informations."
"Can you give me some advices?"

These might sound fine in your head.

But in English, these words never take an "s" — no matter how many you mean.

- information (not informations)
- advice (not advices)
- furniture (not furnitures)
- luggage (not luggages)
- homework (not homeworks)

These are called uncountable nouns.

You can't count them one by one — so they never get a plural form.

it's a mistake that can cost you marks in your English Proficiency exams

Comment "ENGLISH" and I'll send you a FREE guide to help you get a better band score

#IELTS #EnglishProficiency

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@ArmstrongChuku thank you Sir

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One silent pause can quietly cost you marks in your English Proficiency speaking exam.

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The good news is...

going blank can be prevented — you don't have to figure it out alone.

Comment "ENGLISH" and I'll send you a FREE guide to help you get a better band score.

[Edukaster @edukaster]

They hand you a topic to talk about.

You speak for 40 seconds, then... go blank.

That silence tells the examiner you can't sustain a conversation in English — and you can't help it.

[Edukaster @edukaster]

Big grammar used wrong can cost you more than simple grammar used right.

Comment "ENGLISH" and I'll send you the free guide. 💡
#IELTS #EnglishProficiency

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The good news is...

The Traps can be spotted - you don't have to figure it out alone.

Comment "ENGLISH"

and l'll send you a FREE guide to help you get a better band score.

[Edukaster @edukaster]

One small MISTAKE can quietly ruin your English Proficiency Exam Score.

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You read something in the passage.

It sounded true, so you wrote "TRUE."

But the text never actually said it - it just felt like it’s true.

That's the trap to avoid.

"NOT GIVEN" doesn't mean the statement is false.

It simply means the answer simply isn't in the text at all.

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The good news is...

The Strategy can be taught - you don't have to figure it out alone.

Comment "ENGLISH"

and I'll send you a FREE guide to help you get a better band score.

#ielts #toefl #pte

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You are not failing your ENGLISH PROFICIENCY Exams because your English is bad.

👇🏾

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You Probably were not told about its Strategies.

English Proficiency examiners look for specific things:

- essay structure
- coherence
- clarity
- task response

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Happy Children’s day everyone.

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