IELTS Reading: True/False/Not Given Questions

[morganamattos]

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[rohantomar]

Thank you so much for helping me scoring 7 bands in 2015 and again i am giving my ielts this month. You are the best ielts teacher on the online platform✌🏼

[kiranm]

Hi Adam, my hunch about the answer to the first question is "Not given" but not "False". Because it doesn't talk about the particles that reach the people and the consequences of the impact if any.

[humayahmed]

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[eddie]

this literally is easiest comprehension of true, false, not given questions. explained at its best and precise manner. thank you

[cdzowio]

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[katerinaroosen]

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[cinakali]

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[Jonathan-xeec]

Sir, in the first question, one can easily extract every information like "never", "particles", "emitted" etc. but whether the people on surface do have any RISK if any particle hits them, is not discussed in the paragraph. So shouldn't we check it as "not given"?

[viagagarin]

Thank you very much Adam. Very helpful

[kaursukh]

That was really good and very helpful.i needed this.

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[philippinesvlogz]

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[fadishamoun]

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[jasmeetsingh]

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[stpeter]

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[tarifuddin]

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[SenbonSakura]

Hi Adam!
I always have been confused about how to use the prepositions at the end of a sentence and questions. I’ve heard that is grammatically incorrect, but very used in English native spoken . So I dunno
Could you please make a video about this ? I think it will help us out a lot . I always notice that English native speakers use them . It would be nice a lesson about it .
Thank you in advance :)

[sengnumai]

Thank you sir, I am going to take the exam at the end of this month. And the this you mention above are very difficult part for me.

[liliamendez]

Very helpful, I am so scared to present the TOEFL 😬