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How to Read Articles the Smart Way: 1. Choose the right type of articles Forget novels — choose academic-style texts: 🧬 science & biology 🏛️ history & culture ⚙️ technology & environment These mirror the IELTS passage style 100%. Why? Because the tone, vocabulary, and sentence patterns are academic — exactly like in the test. 2. Skim for the Big Picture (1–2 minutes) Don’t read every word. Glance through the title, introduction, and topic sentences. Ask yourself: • What’s the topic? • What’s the writer’s main idea? This builds your “Main Idea Readar” — a key Band 9 skill. 3. Scan for Details Now, train your eyes to catch names, dates, numbers, and capitalized words fast. IELTS questions love these. You’re building scanning reflexes, not just understanding. 4. Keyword & Paraphrase Training Pick one short paragraph. Underline key words. Then highlight how the writer paraphrases them: • “increase” → “rise / surge / grow” • “problem” → “issue / challenge / obstacle” This is what IELTS questions test most — spotting paraphrase traps. 5. Mini Summary Practice After reading the article, write a 1–2 sentence summary in your own words. This improves your ability to compress ideas — perfect for Matching Headings and Summary Completion tasks. 6. Make It Active Don’t just “save” the new words — use them. 📍 Mark unfamiliar vocabulary 📍 Translate or define it simply 📍 Write one example sentence If you save but never use → you forget. If you use → you remember forever. 7. Turn Articles into Mini-IELTS Tests After reading, create 3–4 quick questions: • What’s the author’s main idea? • Which paragraph talks about X? • What is the synonym of “rapid”? This makes your reading exam-active, not passive. 8. Daily Routine (15–20 minutes) Do this every day: 1. Read 1 short article (from BBC, National Geographic, The Conversation) 2. Apply the 6 steps above 3. Make 3–4 IELTS-style questions 3.8K·Oct 19 Let’s hit 20 reactions on this post — and I’ll tell you how to read articles the smart way 🤭 2.6K·Oct 7

My progress in just a few weeks: 2.5K·Oct 7 If you learn how to read articles the smart way, you can watch your IELTS Reading score jump by +1–2 bands in just a few weeks 🚀 2.5K·Oct 7

Who else is like, “What am I even supposed to do with articles?” Me ➞ ⚡️ 2.3K·Oct 7

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