Most IELTS practice fails for one reason: you finish a test, check the score, and move on. Useful review starts when you hunt for repeat mistakes, not bad questions. 📊

1. Open your IELTS dashboard and review the last 3 sections only.
Ignore older noise. Look for patterns like: T/F/NG confusion, matching headings traps, listening distractors, or writing task response drift.

2. Rename each mistake as a rule.
Bad note: Q18 wrong
Better note: I choose before reading all options
That gives you something trainable. 🛠️

3. Keep one fix per pattern for the next test.
Example: Underline limit words first or Check if the answer is partial or exact. If the same mistake appears twice, it is now your priority, not your vocabulary list.

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