Tips for Reading: 

• Skim-  To manage the time to read you must look into passages for information not to look for every meaning of the word. So, practise to get quick information from the text. 

• Practise- Immerse yourself into the habit of reading. Maybe a good magazine or a piece of passage from a book, Read! Read! Read a lot. 

Tips for Writing: 

• Focus on tense: Your Writing must be grammatically error free. To write better you must give more attention to tenses. 

• Start better: For any writing task you must know how to write a better introduction and conclusion. You will be tasked to write a descriptive essay and formal language for letters.Start to learn a new word today. 

Tips for Listening: 

• Read Questions Before: Don’t wait until audio is played, be ready to read the given question beforehand. so, you can search for answers in the audio clippings. 

• Listen: Your practice test isn’t important but you must know to practise well through radio-recordings, documentary programs and Tv shows. Practise listening to both American and British Accent. 

Tips for Speaking: 

• Pronunciation: be better at your pronunciation. Because your ability to speak non-native language is tested. Listening to podcasts of native speakers will improve your ability to speak out the words correctly. 
• It’s Ok to Pause: When answering to the examiner you may take your time to think and answer. Be relaxed when presenting your speech.