@Jacob Merrill tis cakewalk, brethren

@Jacob Merrill did you not understand?

honestly ielts are rly easy for the speaking part, just be sure to relax, smile, and answer smoothly. don't give one word answers. instead, add tiny details here and there. for the listening test, just practice with cambridge past papers. the accent switches are kinda annoying at first but you get used to them. for the reading section, just make sure to scan first, THEN actually read. don't waste time analysing the text too much. lastly, for writing, use clear structure. the structure is intro, 2 body paras and then conclusion. and write proper sentences with good grammar not like some whatsapp uncle ka texting 😭😭 that's it. you'll be fine, princess <3

try to simplify them as much as possible. use abbreviations for the big words. they never test you on ur knowledge of the scientific jargon, only on ur comprehension. so focus on that. try to get an overall idea of what the text is saying.

@Danish Aulia yes yes that is also very important!! chunking is a gamechangerr

great job, hannah!!

@Agastya Pandit then it probably wasn't an easy module 2 dw. the SAT always has some easy questions here and there. i think i had a question where they gave me the base and the height and asked for the area lmao 😭😭