📖 Lesson B1 Writing🎯 Exam Prep

⏳ IELTS Last Week Preparation: 7-Day Revision Plan and Exam Day Tips

A precise IELTS last week preparation plan for candidates who have already done the work and want to arrive at the test rested, calm and mistake-proof. The lesson gives a Day 7 to Day 1 revision table with morning and afternoon blocks, one timed section a day with review, a ten-minute Speaking warm-up routine, Writing timing drills (Task 1 in 20 minutes, Task 2 in 40) and a taper with no new material after Day 3. It then explains what to do the day before IELTS and walks through an exam day script: arrival, check-in, the order of sections, the headphone check for the computer-delivered test, breaks, the separate Speaking appointment and what to bring. Four 'last 60 seconds' checklists cover Listening, Reading, Writing and Speaking, with a practical section on nerves and focus. Two interactive practice blocks, a personal Day 1 plan writing task with a model answer, a common-mistakes table and an 8-question quiz make the plan stick.

🧑‍💼 Adults (17+) schedule 35 min signal_cellular_alt Easy visibility 1
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  • Three rules: one timed section a day, nothing new after Day 3, sleep as a study task
  • Day-by-day table with morning and afternoon blocks
  • 10-minute Speaking warm-up and Writing timing drills (20 / 40)

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