4 exam-style sets. Start one when you have time to finish it without stopping. The timer is a guide: you can keep working after it ends.
Three recordings in the style of IELTS Listening: a phone call with form completion, a talk with multiple choice and matching, and a short lecture with note completion. Play each recording once only, as in the real test.
One passage with 14 questions in three common IELTS task types: matching headings, True/False/Not Given and summary completion. In the real test you have about 20 minutes for each passage.
A full 60-minute IELTS Academic Writing test: describe a line graph in at least 150 words, then write an opinion essay of at least 250 words. General Training candidates write a letter for Task 1 instead.
A complete IELTS-style speaking test: two Part 1 questions about where you live, a Part 2 cue card with 1 minute to prepare and 2 minutes to speak, and two Part 3 discussion questions.
