Understanding the traps is more valuable than memorizing answers. Here are three classic IELTS tricks used in this passage:
In IELTS Listening, if a name is spelled out, you must copy it exactly. For "Bramley," it's B-R-A-M-L-E-Y. For an instructor like "David Chen" – Chen is often C-H-E-N, not Chan. Practice capitalizing proper nouns. Understanding the traps is more valuable than memorizing
The examiner wants to see if you hear negatives like "not," "only," or "except." "We provide all the paint and paper you’ll
"We provide all the paint and paper you’ll need for the first session. However, we do not provide brushes or palettes." Q: What is provided
Q: What is provided? → Paper (Paint is also provided, but if the answer space limits to one word, choose the specific item they confirm).
To get a perfect 10/10 on this style of question, do the following:
