Struggling with True/False/Not Given questions? These can be tricky, but recognizing paraphrase traps can boost your score! Here’s a practical approach to tackle them effectively:

1. Understand Key Ideas: Focus on identifying the main idea of each statement. What is the writer truly arguing?

2. Look for Synonyms: The exam loves paraphrasing. Find words in the statement that could be expressed differently in the text.

3. Scan for Evidence: Don’t just base your answer on memory—carefully scan the text to find supporting lines. Highlight or note down areas that relate to the question.

4. Beware of Extremes: Words like “always” or “never” often indicate false statements. If the text doesn’t confirm these extremes, it’s likely the answer is False.

5. Practice with Official Tests: Use resources like the IELTS practice dashboard for targeted practice. This will h

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