I have been teaching English to Arab students ( OFFLINE & ONLINE ) for many years. I believe that there is a need for a special method of teaching English to the speakers of Arabic. These two languages and cultures are so different that there are many issues that make learning process more difficult for Arab learners than it is, let say, for Italian, German or French native speakers.
Below are the Google Documents links to the PDF files with the article about Our Unique Method for Arab Students ( in Arabic):
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Please read and come back to me with your feedback. And, if you are a speaker of Arabic who is learning English, tell me what are the most difficult issues in your study?
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Useful Websites & Resources for IELTS
This page contains useful links to the best IELTS websites to help you develop your IELTS skills, IELTS information and tips as well as English language. These websites cover both the Academic and General Training IELTS tests with useful resources to help you practice at home.
IELTS Official Websites
- The Official IELTS Website
- British Council Website for IELTS (the BC is one of the three owners of IELTS)
- IDP Website for IELTS (IDP is one of the three owners of IELTS)
Find an IELTS Test Center & Application
Free IELTS Practice Tests Online
Authentic papers published by IELTS.
- IELTS Listening Practice Test
- IELTS Reading Practice Test: Academic
- IELTS Reading Practice Test: General Training
- IELTS Writing Practice Test: Academic
- IELTS Writing Practice Test: General Training
IELTS Band Score Descriptors
These are the assessment criteria for IELTS writing (both academic and general training) and speaking. Each marking criterion is explained for each band score. These public band scores are published by IELTS to help you understand the requirements of each band score and to learn how you are assessed by the examiner.
- IELTS Band Scores Explained (listening, reading, writing and speaking)
- IELTS Speaking: Public Band Score Descriptors
- IELTS Writing Task 2: Public Band Score Descriptors
- IELTS Writing Task 1: Public Band Score Descriptors
IELTS Answer Sheets
It is useful to practice doing a full test using the answer sheets before your test. Remember you get an extra 10 mins for transferring answers in listening but no extra time for transferring answers to the answer sheet in reading.
- IELTS Listening Answer Sheet
- IELTS Reading Answer Sheet
- IELTS Writing Answer Sheet
Other Useful Links
- IELTS Academic Reading Practice: PDFs
- Matching Headings – Passage 1
- Summary completion and T/F/NG – Passage 2
- Matching Paragraph Info & Short Answer Questions – Passage 3
- Answer Key to all Passages
- Listening and Reading Topics (this may not be IELTS but it will help you improve your skills)
- Listening Topics and Practice (a great website for plenty of general listening practices (not IELTS) on all different topics at easy, medium and difficult levels)
- Listening Quizzes (good for extra practice)
- Funny Stories: these stories are informal and the vocabulary in them will help you with your speaking
- Spelling Practice (improve your spelling with quizzes for all levels)
- Grammar Practice (great practice exercises to improve most aspects of your English grammar)
- Basic Pronunciation Practice (minimal pairs etc)
- Learn English with the British Council: free exercises for all skils
- BBC World News (good for developing academic reading as well as some listening. Also good to keep up with current world issues)
- The Economist (Science, Business, Economics, News etc)
- The New Scientists (Technology, Science, Environment etc)
- The National Geographic (Animals, Environment, Travel, Photography etc)
- Focus Magazine Online (Science and Technology)
- BBC Radio (Interviews with People)
- Ted.com (Non-Academic Talks from various People)
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