Over the past few weeks we have received many emails about the online test that we are currently trialing. Due to the number of emails we have received, it will not be possible to answer each email individually. We have provided answers to some of the most frequently asked questions below. If you have a question that hasn't been answered, please leave a comment below and we'll answer it as soon as possible.
Topics: ISLPR, COVID-19, Online test
The term “collocation” refers to the way in which words are put together by native speakers in a phrase or sentence. Sometimes a collocation can be explained in terms of the grammar of the language but often there is no obvious explanation and it is simply a matter of idiom or what native speakers say, e.g. I am going to visit Brisbane.The phrase “to visit Brisbane” can be explained grammatically by stating that the verb “to visit” takes a direct object, “Brisbane”.
Topics: Learn english, ISLPR, Collocations
At ISLPR Language Services, writing is the biggest problem we come across with candidates learning English as a second language. During a test we won't often tell candidates what format they should write in as we believe this is subjective and, in real life, the format differs from one piece of writing to another even on the same topic. However, the following 4 questions should help you work out how to write.
Topics: Learn english, ISLPR, English as a second language, Writing Test, practise, writing skills
For people who use English as a second language, the lockdown period can badly affect your English proficiency if you don’t take steps to maintain it.
Topics: Learn english, ISLPR, English as a second language, Speaking Skills, preparation, tips, tools, Reading skills, Activities, practise, onlineclass, englishclass, English Blog, Listening Skills, ABC Radio, book online, Coronavirus, COVID-19, writing skills
For people who use English as a second language, the lockdown period can badly affect your English proficiency if you don’t take steps to maintain it.
Topics: Learn english, ISLPR, English as a second language, preparation, tips, tools, Writing Test, Activities, practise, onlineclass, englishclass, English Blog, ABC Radio, book online, Coronavirus, COVID-19, writing skills
ISLPR Language Services (ILS) developed the ISLPR® Test because we saw the need for a test that examined your real-life language. The ISLPR® Test is an interactive and personalised test. As the ISLPR test is personalised for each candidate, there are no tricks to pass the test.
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