IELTS READING UNIT 7 - Hướng Dẫn Cách Ẵm Trọn Điểm Dạng Đề GAPFILL QUESTION Trong IELTS Reading

Hello guys, welcome back to WISE IELTS! Welcome to WISE IELTS, the place where IELTS dreams come true. Half of the way is over, how do you feel? Are you skilling? But don't be discouraged, calm down, eat a piece of cake, drink a cup of tea, continue to practice the martial arts in WISE IELTS Reading. Let's go! In this episode, we will talk about the 5th line in WISE IELTS Reading, which is Garfield Questions. Garfield Links is one of the easiest lines in WISE IELTS Reading, but that doesn't mean you can get lost. Have you ever heard the saying, to get high scores in the exam, you need to ensure two factors. One, you can't get lost, and two, you have to answer the questions correctly. Garfield Questions, This line requires us to fill in the blanks. However, these blanks will be below other lines. First, it can be a paragraph, or a flowchart, or a diagram, or a table. And our task is to find the words in the paragraph and on it. There are two basic lines in Garfield Questions. The first line requires us to fill in the blanks. Our task is to read the lines carefully, and find the words in the blanks, then fill in the blanks. The second line is a bit more difficult. We can't fill in any blanks, but we have to read the lines, find the words in the lines, then fill in the blanks. There are a lot of questions in Garfield Questions. Sentence Completion Questions or Summary Completion Questions or Table Completion Questions or Flowchart Diagram Completion Questions or Ok, we've got the basic concepts of Garfield Questions. What's the next one? Yes, Common Problems. First problem. You're always looking for the exact same words. The same words from the question in the paragraph. No, no, no. Not at all. It's so easy. What else is there to do? So, instead of looking for the same words, let's look for Yes, exactly. The words that have the same meanings or synonyms. The words that have the same meanings or synonyms with the keywords in the question. Because in the paragraph, people will use synonyms, more synonyms, instead of the word itself. Second problem. As you can see, Garfield Questions are easy to fill in and fill in blanks. However, you have to get to know the most important meaning of this sentence, which is Read the paragraph carefully. Clearly, the paragraph requires to work and or number. Third problem. Grammar in this sentence. For example, in this sentence, it is clear that the appropriate word to fill in here is a noun. However, some people still fill in here as a verb. A verb. So, unfortunately, good luck next time. OK? You have to determine the appropriate word to fill in the blanks as a noun, a verb, a noun, or a noun. OK? And now, we will go to the most important part of each lesson, which is strategies. Step number one. Read the title. So, example in here. Yes. Top growing skyscrapers. Again, this passage might be about a method of growing crops in tall buildings. Step number two. Yes. Underline keywords in the questions or statements and guess the times that mixing words. Yes. Guess the times that mixing words. OK. 10 seconds to underline keywords. Start. OK. So, keywords we have located in less need, take to long distances, and customer, and types of mixing words. It means to reach the customer, it doesn't need to go a long distance. So, our answer here is likely to be a place, place. Right? Because it's behind the word located in. Step number three. Search for sentences with the same meaning in the passage. It's still the same. If we have a keyword, we continue to apply scanning technique to find the word with the same meaning in the passage. So here, the most important keyword in this sentence is vertical front. Because it's an unchangeable keyword. Where do you find this word? Yes. We found it. It's in this passage. Now, let's analyze this sentence. Look how the synonyms are used to see how each meaning is translated. OK. Vertical front. Situated in the heart of urban centers. Yes. Situated in equals located in. Reviews means let's meet. And the amount of transportation is another way for long distances. And finally, customers is also replaced by consumers. Right? So, we can say possible answers is this sentence. The heart of urban centers. Just three steps and it's done. Don't rush. Because there's still step four. Step four. Check if the answer fits into the statement grammatically and does not exceed the word limit. OK. The heart of urban centers. No more than two words. The heart No. So, the answer is excellent. To be more familiar with this topic. No, no, no. Step number one. Read the title. The title we have Yes. How a boat is lifting on the 4th grade wall. Yes. Unchangeable keywords. Time of missing words. A noun. A noun phrase. Step number three. Keywords we have Pear. Lipstick. Water. And canal basin. Two hydraulic steel gates are built so as to seal the gondola off from the water in the canal basin. A boat in the city of Venice is lifted from the water in the canal basin. We have Aperitif which means Lipstick which means And finally which means And the word corresponding to the answer is However, because we only need a noun and more than one word so the correct answer is Simple, isn't it? Next, the final part of the lesson. Let's go to Useful Tips. Make sure your answer doesn't exceed the word limit that you have decided. To the sentence grammatically. Repeat. Before. The keyword of the question is to be able to find the correct answer. OK. Do it right away. I'll put it at the back. Two super hot tips of the Canfield Questions lesson. Remember to pause and do each step to see if you have the ability to beat this Canfield Question easily. I'll put the answer in the description. However, don't just scroll down to the answer key. Write it all down. Yes. So that's all for today. If you find it useful, don't forget to subscribe to Wise IELTS channel. 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