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23 lessons in 5 units, about 25 h 40 min of reading and core practice. Each lesson ends with a quick check.
Unit 1
Covers ETS’s Reading claim: processing academic written text for meaning and form, and understanding information in a variety of academic and everyday formats. Complete the Words supplies about 30 of the 50 items. Academic Passage inference and purpose questions decide 5.5 versus 6.
4 lessons · 5 h of study · ≈22% of the test
Unit 2
Covers ETS’s two Listening claims: understanding conversational dialogue between two people (Listen and Choose a Response and conversations, 25–29 items) and understanding extended monologue (announcements and academic talks, 18–22 items). Every recording plays once.
5 lessons · 5 h 35 min of study · ≈22% of the test
Unit 3
Covers ETS’s two Writing claims: rebuilding sentences with appropriate grammar (Build a Sentence, 10 of the 20 raw points) and writing effective responses to common academic situations (the email and the Academic Discussion post, 0–5 each).
6 lessons · 6 h 10 min of study · ≈22% of the test
Unit 4
Covers ETS’s two Speaking claims: speaking intelligibly by repeating spoken sentences accurately (Listen and Repeat, 35 of the 55 raw points) and speaking spontaneously and meaningfully in an interview (4 questions, 45 seconds each, 20 raw points).
4 lessons · 4 h 40 min of study · ≈22% of the test
Unit 5
Cross-section foundations that decide bands in every section: academic vocabulary and word formation, grammatical accuracy, informal spoken English and accents, and a strategy for the adaptive structure, timing and test day.
4 lessons · 4 h 15 min of study · ≈12% of the test
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Reading: Complete the Words, Read in Daily Life and Read an Academic Passage (25%) · Lesson 1 of 4
A C-test-style task that supplies about 30 of the 50 Reading items. A 70–100-word academic paragraph keeps its first sentence intact. From the second sentence on, the second half of every second word is removed, and you type the missing letters. Each paragraph has 10 gaps. The task tests word knowledge, spelling, grammatical cues and reading for meaning all at once.
1 h 30 min of study≈10% of the test
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Each lesson ends with three quick questions. For more, practice adapts to the topics you’re weakest on.
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