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The ELN Project  -  Study for IELTS for 15 weeks for FREE

 Are you looking for IELTS preparation online?
Do you need IELTS band 7?
Is your speaking band 5.5 - 6.5?
Would you like to take part in FREE English lessons in small groups ONLINE to practise SPEAKING English for IELTS? 
You have come to the right page!
 
To win a 15-week FREE Saturday Course (25 March 2012 - 8 July 2012 )  
STEP 1
tick ELN project in your profile
fill in your IELTS scores 
STEP 2
STEP 3
  STEP 4   
and send email to This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it
with the words "ELN Course 25 March 2012 - 8 July 2012" in the subject line
introduce yourself (something interesting about yourself, your name,
where you come from, what you do and what you are interested in)
and say what motivates you to learn English and to take IELTS,
what your last IELTS score was if you have already sat the exam,
STEP 5
You will receive a reply email from the course tutor and schedule a placement interview
(1 hour - a free lesson during which you will do a mock IELTS speaking test
and will be given some recommendations as to how to improve)
 STEP 6
on 21 March 2012 I will write the names of all the candidates on small pieces of paper,
put them in a hat and ask a friend to make a short video of how several slips of paper are taken out of the hat - those would be the lucky winners' names :)  
There are 9 prizes (15 weekend lessons worth EUR 90 - you will be able to discuss IELTS topics and make friends with people from other countries)
and the winners' names will be announced on this page on 21 March 2012.
Lessons will be administered in small groups of 3. 
 
The Names of Those Participating in the Draw will be posted on Wallwisher (coming soon) 
 
 
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A List of All Available Online English Courses for Exams

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 A List of All Available Online English Courses for English Exams

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EAP: English for IELTS, Speaking Module

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 English for IELTS, Speaking Module

ONLINE English lessons preparing students for the IELTS examination by Skype

See the EnglishLab.Net IELTS Speaking Part 2: A Short Talk for extra practice and exam preparation materials 

To order conversation classes to practise speaking and do IELTS mock exams


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Free IELTS mock exam - Speaking

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IELTS Speaking - Free Mock Exam and Feedback

If you are studying for the IELTS examination and would like to find out what you need to improve,

sign up for 3 hours of FREE IELTS Speaking preparation

Terms and Conditions

you will get a total of ca 180 minutes (usually 3 lessons @ 60 mins each) of FREE instruction and feedback (you SAVE about 33 euros)

Rationale

IELTS Speaking Part 2: A Short Talk is aproject that aims at collecting sample answers given by speakers ofdifferent languages

your answer will be recorded and Part 2 of it posted (anonymously) on IELTS Speaking Part 2: A Short Talk as a sample answer 

Some Restrictions Apply

your first language cannot be Russian, Ukrainian, Estonian or Chinese (unless your level is band 8.0 or higher)

Interested?

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Quizzes on Question Forms

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Many elementary and intermediate learners of English find asking questions correctly difficult. It is not so that the rules are very complicated - they aren't really. It is rather about insufficient practice. It is not enough to understand how questions are formed, it is necessary to train the "brain muscles" responsible for asking questions in a foreign language, and that needs time and effort. It takes hours of speaking, listening, reading and writing to put theory into practice, but as the old saying goes - practice makes perfect. The more questions you have formed correctly, the faster and easier it is to ask new ones. To help you practise asking questions in English,

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