McGraw-Hill Education IELTS, Second Edition: Edition 2

Monica Sorrenson

Dec 2016 · McGraw Hill Professional

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Everything you need to succeed on the IELTS

McGraw-Hill IELTS, 2nd edition is the ideal way to sharpen skills and prepare for this high-stakes English proficiency test, which is required for admission or hiring by schools, multinational corporations, and government agencies worldwide. Whether you’re preparing for the Academic or General Training version of the IELTS, you’ll benefit from the intensive practice you get from tests prepared by a veteran IELTS teacher and grader.

The International English Language Testing System (IELTS) is a paper-based test consisting of four modules: Listening, Reading, Writing, and Speaking. Question types include multiple choice, sentence completion, short answer, classification, matching, labeling, and diagram/chart interpretation. This guide provides intensive practice with tests just like the real IELTS in format, topic coverage, and degree of difficulty. Tips on English spelling and grammar, and exercises throughout the book, prepare you for all sections of the test. Downloadable audio tracks model examples of strong responses to the speaking and listening sections.

• 6 practice tests, including both Academic and General Training.
• Reflects the most recent adjustments made to the IELTS, including the latest question types.
• Sample speaking responses include a greater representation of different accents (British, Australian, Long Island) so as to better reflect the actual test.

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About the author

Monica Sorrenson has taught English as a Foreign Language for the British Council and other international agencies in Ukraine, Oman, China, Sudan, Syria, and other countries. She has been an IELTS examiner for over 5,000 students in five different countries and has written for the British Council’s IELTS website, In2English.com.