IELTS Reading HACK | True False Not given | Yes No Not given

[@FasTrackIELTS]

Hi guys! You can save the tips on True - False - Not Given questions and take a quiz if you go to FasTrack IELTS on Telegram and search for #FT14 t.me/IELTSFasTrack

[@nargizquluzada5706]

Thank u teacher.HEADINGS ARE DIFFICULT FOR ME. By the way i could write 6/5 thanks again your opinions.TAKE CARE)

[@harsharathore8957]

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[@hayfaaa.bashir3179]

@Fasttrack IELTS : I HAVE A CLEAR MISDIFFERENTIATION BETWEEN F & NG when solving exams questions?

[@kemikasim67]

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[@khanhphmm]

Tips: 1. T/F/NG questions are often in the 1st and 2nd passage, whereas the Y/N/NG questions are in the 3rd one. (and the latter are not likely to be in the same order) 2. 3 choices are always included in the answer. 3. Look for names, places, and dates. 4. Look for synonyms -> they always paraphrase the sentences. 5. Put your attention to little details in the statements. 6. While T/F/NG questions can be answered by reading 1 specific line only, Y/N/NG ones require you to read several sentences. 7. Analyze the structure -> work out what they want to imply. 8. Can't find the answer? -> NG 9. Don't bother thinking too much when you are in a dilemma -> usually, it's the obvious choice that you first think of. 10. Stay focus (and also, have fun learning!!)

[@bmwtbukharimobileworkshop]

🌹✨Thank you so much Dear 💝....

[@siddiqabatool5366]

Cheers

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[@hnhi3079]

thank you a lot

[@jameskanchenskyi8065]

thx outstandinger））））

[@ikafitriyana]

The “do not overthink” part tickles me 🤣

[@micaisik]

ahahah same

[@shahjahanahmed4919]

hahaha

[@sinnerking7]

I always do it.. Now I will try to alter my life. ❤️Wish me a gud luck for my ielts on 8th of July 2021

[@micaisik]

@@sinnerking7 Dude,I believe in you,even though we don't know each other,just be confident and believe in yourself:)

[@nisargpatel7708]

True 😭😂

[@shalomteresa5368]

I got a 9 in reading and an overall band 8, thank you so much aisya, really one of the best channels to prepare for IELTS.

[@soniabano1033]

Wow

[@surabhisingh0629]

Help me in reading

[@soniabano1033]

How could you want to help me

[@soniabano1033]

I even joined IELTS preparation academy

[@surabhisingh0629]

@@soniabano1033 just give me some reading tips , facing difficulties in that

[@shamshiasfar]

the example you’ve given for ‘not given’ was so easy. i’ve experienced many questions in ielts preparation books that was so confusing with No and not given.

[@orifjonovolimjon760]

++++

[@mannaporanna2678]

True. Usually it's not that clear

[@khanhinh936]

Was your real test as tricky and difficult as your test preparation books???

[@xtreme_imagination]

I just DO love the way she explains everything quite simply out there, thank You!

[@FasTrackIELTS]

Hi there! What other types of questions do you find difficult in IELTS Reading? How many questions have you answered correctly?

[@richagupta_04]

I have difficulty in match the headings and mcqs.... Can u help me out as my exam is on 1st August

[@Anupriya-v8e]

I have difficulty in identifying the shops by map and matching headlines

[@Anupriya-v8e]

Also I want to know how to write the answers in reading and listening section ,in capital letters or lowercase or both.

[@s1993sidhu]

mcq

[@richagupta_04]

@@Anupriya-v8e I would advise u to write in capital letters in listening section whereas in reading write the same as given in the text.

[@denta1165]

Thank you .. I got 7.5 in reading , that is much better than before 5.5 Thank you for your excellent tips 😍

[@vaishnavich8406]

I scored overall 7.5 and 9 in reading just because of this video's tips and tricks, thank you so much ...😄

[@krutarthgohel8813]

Hy help me please for reading

[@calebiorlamen7339]

I need more on this

[@zunairabashir5933]

Plz help me to

[@rajeshbishwokarma9203]

Guff nahan bhai

[@Funsandfunsandfuns]

I can't express my feeling , I got 8 in reading with just 4 week preparation. Thank you very much Asiya 😍

[@zabed1919]

Please tell me how to get 7 in reading

[@Funsandfunsandfuns]

@@zabed1919 i just skimmed paragraphs first then ,i used to read question and look into paragraphs again.If you don't find answer first time leave it and move forward to next question , come back to it later.once you are done with all passages, just concentrate on questions left , this time you even get chance to correct questions that you answered earlier (mostly the above and below questions , which you answered first).I followed this process and sat simply for last 4-5 mins

[@sumaiyakamal910]

I’m getting trouble in reading specifically in true false & matching paragraph can you tell me some techniques how to do it??? Please

[@zabed1919]

Thank you so much

[@supriyawaghmare4929]

Wow that's a great score.. I'm facing difficulty in reading. Evn i need the same score as yours plz help me out

[@noorie.mukhtar]

I got a 8.5 in acadmics reading. Thank you for your videosss♥️

[@kiratsingh2917]

Want help mam

[@zunairabashir5933]

Really

[@zunairabashir5933]

Me too

[@katrinamazo2297]

Thank you so much my dear ❤ just got my IELTS results for general training now and my highest is reading, 8.5, and also the weakest point while I was starting when I was reviewing and studying. I'm so lucky that I've watched most of your videos. You have really helped me, I really appreciate what you are doing ❤

[@いちごくん-l6d]

academic is harder though. You should do that one, it is accepted more widely.

[@elleforchrist828]

I want to express my gratitude to you for your help, I managed to get a 7.0 overall glory be to God. Although this wasn’t my target, having been failing academically all my life, this was the start of new beginnings. May God be with whoever strives to pass in Ielts and the rest to come.

[@AnitaBoatemaa]

Amen

[@EnglishPeriod]

A- All the tips and tricks to S- Solve the types of the questions I- In this video of Y- Yours A- Are amazing. Thank you.

[@ifiwasyouiwouldlikemetoo588]

Cool and true

[@mehulkainth3856]

Nicely brainstormed 👍

[@simphunter5877]

S - Super I - Impotent M - Male P - Personality Congratulations English period, you are now an official SIMP

[@saidamanteyeva9790]

Oh my dearest, I answered to all of them correctly!! Hooray!!

[@nguyenhoa158]

Thank you so much for you tips, esp tips about y/n/ng and matching headings, I take a leap from 6.5 to 8.0 in reading in 1 month preparation. Great thanks!!

[@krutarthgohel8813]

Help me please

[@chauhanraj659]

I was able to answer all of them correct with you, but you know the text where they should be searched was provided. Often, for most of us we really struggle finding the text containing the answer. I'm glad you covered this point, too! Other types of questions which we find difficult are - match the headings and sentence completion.

[@mohaddesehtaheri1134]

Dear Asiya! I've watched almost all of your videos and they were really helpful to me, actually I took My exam today and just wanted to thank you for all of these good and useful lessons that you you put on KZbin without any cost. Thanks a lot !!

[@ariefn.3857]

this is insane, I randomly stumbled upon your channel and it provides hack tips and much better shortcuts than my IELTS private teacher share.

[@amrsamir9067]

thank you for every tips here , you're incredible

[@nadikadineshabeyaweera963]

I always missed the marks in this type of questions when preparing, but now I have found the trick behind it. Thank you!

[@syednadeemuddin7733]

fantastic tip was about to choose whether YES or NOT GIVEN. go with the first answer and dont think deep... was in real need of that tip. thanks

[@JainVasu]

For the question: "Attitudes towards bilingualism have changed in recent years" - I think the answer should be "Not given" because As Asiya also says in the video Attitude corresponds to opinion, so from the text we do not know if the opinion or attitude of the people changed in general. All we know is that some research identified the benefits of being bilingual.

[@medolab-e3n]

nice comment

[@BATMAN-hk7sx]

Ur right I also noticed that

[@shumaila1876]

Same question

[@bl1ngy628]

Yes, i also thought it was Not Given

[@emmar102]

This type of questions will exist in order to pull ur score down 😁

[@saminalam9685]

My ielts test is with in 3 hours. Wish me luck guys ❤

[@tasneemelhady564]

How was it ??

[@cityrider1742]

what is your result

[@wellavanilli1088]

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[@rajvishukla458]

@Oscar Rondon chat? What that?

[@brillerz]

best of luck

[@kyuel09]

Thank you so much. Guys DONT SKIP ADS! it’s our way to thank her for these helpful videos

[@FasTrackIELTS]

You're the best!

[@pothinavasu8329]

I have answered all the 6 questions correctly. Your tips are being made me to answer more accurately and I love way of teaching ielts.

[@ibrahimenahoro4393]

l missed one in all. This is my 1st lesson on this type of IELTS test with you. Honestly, you are doing a great job.

[@arjunrajput194]

Same here

[@purelyoriginal5606]

From my point of view, the most difficult part is paragraph matching. So please make a video, How can i get a good band in reading module?

[@souravpaul8463]

My exam will be held at 17th August 2019. And at this moment this video has really helped me a lot to perceive those tasks clearly. Now I'm feeling very confident to do this kind of tasks. Thank you.

[@nightninja64448]

what was your score?

[@nazampreetkaur1326]

Ur way of explaining is much simpler and convenient to comprehend

[@dadaoluwatoyin424]

You are brilliant, intelligent and beautiful. Your examples are straight forward. I got all answers correctly but still need to practice more.

[@adamdeste7376]

This probably is the best guide and teacher for IELTS for non English native speakers… 👍 I got the right tips from you. T-F-NG questions trouble me the most.

[@dinkalhapani8023]

Match the heading is most difficult Pls make video on it

[@liviagere9950]

VERY helpful! I managed to get an 8 in reading thanks to this video. Thank you!

[@TemmyAyodele]

Hi Asiya, watched your videos when preparing for my IELTS. This particular one helped me with the reading test. My results came out great. Overall 7.5 band. Thank you

[@krutarthgohel8813]

Hy please help me for reading

[@tips4ielts772]

Writing task 1 map and process. We all need it. You've never posted it. Please🙏🙏

[@hammadinaima6012]

i did answer all them correctly but i find matching headings is the most difficult task for me because it s a lot of reading & informations

[@saimashabnum5520]

I found it more easiest

[@The_Alis_Family]

I find it more easiest

[@alpousnoo3442]

@@The_Alis_Family what tricks did you follow

[@poojaagarwal4071]

what i have observed is mostly the answer is in the first/last sentence of the paragraph.. please try once

[@sukhmanpreetkaur4634]

Dear Asiya, the last true/false/NG question (nowadays..........international manufacturers) please read the line immediately next to this line in the actual passage( i have solved this passage just today) a word-WORLDWIDE is given which gives the hint of international..so i chose true at that time (though i was wrong..i still don't know why)

[@ansasm]

Hi Asiya, Thank you for all the wonderful guidance you offer online. I took my test recently and received a band 8 (L-8.5, S-8, R-8.5, W-7). I found 'True, False, Not given, to be confusing and adding to the stress. However, your tips and tricks helped me to identify the right answer. Truly appreciate all your lessons.

[@deeps-n5y]

At 14:19 ; "Bilingual people consistently name images faster than monolingual people" This sentence is tricky because the paragraph doesn't state anything about the speed of monolingual people, it simple states that bilingual people are slow (not slow-er). So shouldn't the answer be NOT GIVEN?

[@ghanchialfaj7231]

same doubt

[@chelc9883]

God bless you for helping me and others prepare❤️

[@joanthompson-ige4967]

the absolute best study material for IELTS reading.

[@yuetkwanchui7097]

omg i learnt a lot from your videos, thank you so much !

[@chandachristine8540]

Am having my exam Tomorrow and I can say after listening to alot of people and going through and through I have listened to this one and now I know exactly how to answer.this has really been helpful

[@izmee88]

I watched this video on the day of my exam. There were 8 questions related to this. I achieved a 8.5 score for reading thanks to the insights provided by you . Thanks a lot!!!

[@angelicafeliciano6134]

I got all the correct answer, happy with this! Thank youu!! It’s really more of analysing and understanding the key words!!

[@okoruwaeddie1137]

Wow! This is really the best way to answer T/F/NG and Y/N/NG questions. Please mam could you be kind enough as to create a video like this for the Match Headings Questions?

[@netwiz2]

At question 8:15, the answer should be "Not given" isn't it?. Because the passage was talking about the price of melting. but the question was talking about the production cost as overall.

[@don0413]

I noticed that too.

[@nadhillamazaya8405]

Hi there, I really loved watching your video. Please makes a video on how to answer the heading questions. I barely answer the questions correctly. Thanks!

[@nimertrujilloramos394]

Hi!!! Excellent examples and tips to find the answers. Thanks you to emphasis between the difference of yes, no = opinions and true, false=facts.

[@aminziarati]

Hi Asiya, just wanted to thank you, I got to know you a couple of weeks ago and by using your tips and guidelines could achieve Band 8, you’re da best

[@bennysouzamedia6414]

Thanks a lot, you're an excellent teacher. I got all answers in the video.

[@winminnyunt]

Thank you so much. Your explanation is very helpful.

[@ziddirajpoot247]

At 12:55 (the first example for Yes, No, Not Given), I am unable to understand why it is a Yes and not a Not Given. I mean, the passage does tell how the researchers are finding benefits of bilingualism but it does not mention if that has caused a shift in attitude of the general public. It is a clear inference that we are deducing that since researchers have identified benefits, attitudes have started to change. So why didn't we mark it as Not Given instead?

[@archit2704]

In the first Yes/No/NG ques: There is no mention that the attitude has changed, the passage only talks about the research. Shouldn't it be Not Given?

[@nikhilsaju2053]

Finding Bilingual being disadvantageous at first to having clear benefits over time is the change in attitude. So it's yes.

[@alenjose3903]

@@nikhilsaju2053 it still sounds vague to me. I went with not given.

[@missrini7]

That is what I answered, but still don't understand why the answer was 'yes'

[@parvejmosarof5759]

How to you know about change attitude between past and present without research 😑😑😑

[@shinylagi4536]

This is the best channel i found.

[@rupali4197]

7:05 ... I was in favour of not given ..bz they didn't mention at the time..😭😭😭😭 i'm confused .. Plz help me

[@kainatbatoolmuhammadi6365]

Me too

[@farhatrehman3212]

Out of the six questions in this video, I was able to accurately answer 5 of them. Thank you for the precious tips.

[@sanchit5204]

Hi the explaination about a question at 14:23 part of the video. In this, there is no where written about the consistenty so answer might be not given also.. can you please explain if possible? I will be very thankful..

[@preciousgrace4003]

I watched your videos religiously and found the so useful for my exam. Thank you

[@NaseerAhmad-kt4vs]

Please also make video on "find relevant information from given paragraphs" in reading section. These types of questions are also tricky like matching headings or list of headings.

[@kazitahmidulhaque7938]

At @13:51 in the statement, it says bilingual people consistently name images faster THAN MONOLINGUAL PEOPLE. But there is no mentioning of monolingual people in the text then how the answer can be NO? @FasttrackIELTS

[@AbhishekSingh-zw2du]

Exactly.. it should be not given

[@pujanraval9126]

5/6 correctly , mam I can't remember all 13/14 questions together, while reading whole passage, I often forget questions and I have to check frequently.. What can I do?

[@salma.r4671]

I answered them all correct. you literally make everything so easy!!!!!!!!

[@arisha9813]

IELTS test in 5 days :) Checking your videos to prepare for the exam! I got 5 days and Target is to score 7 hopefully! Thank you so much for guiding us all! Appreciate it ❤️

[@sosoesosoa58]

How many hours had you spent in preparation?

[@philippineerina5959]

I got all correct. Your definitions are very clead and helpful.

[@foridchowdhury6934]

Awesome 😍😍

[@elhammakani2921]

Thank you alot. And i like you. You are one of the best teachers that i've ever seen in my life.

[@payaldave9860]

Mam i just request to u that can u made more video for reading .to given this topic true or false yes no or not given.

[@Cadialvaro]

You're such a diamond in the rough Asiya. Although I scored 6 on my first Reading, I didn't know about the existence of your channel. Now I feel much more confident on my skills upon facing my upcoming 2nd test on November. I can't believe I'm finally succeeding in life, and this IELTS exam will mark a brand new beginning for me.

[@weenan9927]

Did u take ur exam yet?

[@Cadialvaro]

@@weenan9927 I’m taking it next Saturday. I believe I’ve practiced long enough to guarantee a good score. Despite the strategies I’ve learned to tackle the reading, my anxiety is kicking in again, constantly reminding me the types of questions that I could fail. It’s an uneasy feeling.

[@weenan9927]

@@Cadialvaro I know. I feel exactly the same. The only difference is that it's my first time taking the exam so I'm super nervous :( I'm taking it this Saturday too btw

[@cheungcandice]

It is really helpful, particularly the reminder of not overthinking. Got 9 in reading. Thank you for your videos and tips!

[@ascent1]

Hi there Thank you for your tips it is really helpful...

[@stalinrajraj5598]

4:55 it's 1887 not 1987 !!☺️

[@jayzeeeasy4734]

Stalinraj Raj it’s ok she’s very cute

[@worldtravellink8552]

EXCELLENT TEACHER. I LOVE THIS TIPS AND TRICKS. GOD BLESS YOU DEAR.

[@kamaljotsidhu3587]

Thanks mam a lot😊😊

[@karolinaszeda7672]

I have answered correctly for all of the questions. Big thank you for the tips you are giving. I was struggling with answering the questions before due to my overthinking. Now, thanks to you I am more clear what I need to look for. My test is tomorrow 8:00 AM.

[@aurpaananya4575]

I think to match the headings are more difficult.

[@milandesai2806]

Aurpa Ananya try to understand Crux of passage and concentrate more on synonyms! I achieved 7.5 in general reading module ! I hope this trick will help you in achieving ur desired band !

[@adeolafatty8081]

This is so explanatory, thank you and I get all answer correctly

[@Lovey_Rathor]

Thnks 4 clearing my doubts my teacher

[@Dear_Elon]

I put Yes in the third yes-now extract ( although it is counterintuitive, it should have been Not given). In my view , the logic is: 1. All people guess words before they are completely pronounced 2. But, the range of vocabulary of bilinguals ( the words they can idetnify ) is not limited to one language 3. It can be iferred that bilinguals can guess words from two languages , monolinguals- from one.

[@tips4ielts772]

How to score 8 ,8.5 ,9 in reading

[@jigsaw2253]

Doni Shuhratov impossible

[@rajwinderkaur2171]

@@jigsaw2253 everything is possible if we do

[@Kamil-vn6vv]

I am preparing my ielts. You give me a lot of tips and techniques to be able to pass it easily and I thank you for that.

[@ajazpatel9475]

thanks mam, pl make video on task1 process and map

[@dineshahewawasam2457]

Hi, Asia.. Im extremely greatful for your invaluable advices.. this was the hardest part of reading for me and after following your instructions i could achieve 9 for reading with overall 8.. Thanks a lot asia 🙏🙏 you are one of the greatest teachers i met❤

[@GauravKumar-nn5un]

I did that reading yesterday 😂😂

[@simphunter5877]

CHUP HOJA SAATVI FAIL

[@vijaynihalani6230]

Tysm for your tips in this video I just viewed your video day before my exam it helped me a lot in reading tysm😊😏

[@arianne_cabrera]

I find reading difficult than all the other test. I will take my exam in 3months. Wish me luck.😏

[@ansasm]

Hello Arianne. Wishing you all the best. Reach out to me if you need any support!

[@pranilkamble007]

I got 7.5 watching your videos and tips. Thank you so much for alll the learning. God bless you

[@lizzyijiudu8948]

Hi, I answered all the questions correctly and that is because you are the best teacher. Thanks for helping me grow my confidence.

[@irenejaitus9099]

Ohh I got all the answers correct ☺️your lectures are so good and easy to understand.Your method of teaching is excellent, Thankyou

[@rafaelrodriguesdesiqueira4040]

@ 8:17 - I would think of it as NOT GIVEN, as fuel is not the only cost incurred in producing recycled glasses. There are other costs which has not been mentioned. It can save production costs, but it does not say if it saves enough to make it cheaper than the overall costs of producing glasses from raw material. Does it make any sense??? =/

[@AmitSingh-me5ke]

your every tip was very helpful and practical. I learned a lot and it cleared some my doubts. Thank you for helping me and others like me by making this video...

[@berozgharEngineer]

hiii...good... i scored overall 8 bands in ielts thanks... your videos help me a lot....

[@clemithadsouza7649]

I have been listening to your videos and they are all super helpful without any waste of time because I just don't have anytime in hand to prepare yet I want to stop and acknowledge that i love your head nod of the statement "Lets get started"

[@guneleyvazli823]

Thank you for the examples and explanation. Super, thank you

[@carmentse]

Thank you so much! I like your Video, I got some tips about reading and at the same time, I also can practice my listening without watching any lyrics. I am preparing for the test and definitely I will keep watching the other videos.

[@jenplinguist]

There is a typo starting at 11:36 "researches" instead of "researchers"! As I see this non-count noun used erroneously almost every day by my students, as in "many researches have been conducted", it should definitely be fixed!

[@mazi914]

Thank you for the clarification. Your explanations are precise, clear and straightforward.

[@ssuriset]

I think it's a good idea to mark all of them 'Not Given' at the beginning.. then, when you find something, within the passage, that is either extremely close to the question, or regarding the question itself, ask yourself whether or not it is consistant with the content you just found.. so that you can then choose T/Y if consistant and F/N if not.

[@Shamrat21]

Hi Asiya , Your lessons are truly helping me. Plenty of love for you.