What's the difference between IELTS G and IELTS A?

The first difference between IELTS Class A and Class G: If IELTS reads more articles in Class G than in Class A in terms of examination form and this aspect, you can look at the word count of the two articles. The total number of words in IELTS reading three articles in Class A must be between 2000 and 2750, while the total number of words in IELTS reading all articles in Class G is around 2400. In this way, you can see that although there are many articles in Class G, there is not much difference between Class G and Class A in terms of the number of articles.

The difference between IELTS A and G 2: At present, according to the statistics of IELTS Chinese official website, IELTS reading test A has 10; There is one more kind of * * * you 1 1 kind of G-type questions. Because IELTS reading G test has one more question than A test. So this is a little different. In the IELTS reading test, there are not many pairs of people who have finished summing up, but there is an extra question in the IELTS reading test, that is, the "mark the chart" question.

The third difference between IELTS Class A and Class G: From the test questions, IELTS Reading Test Class A articles mainly come from magazines, periodicals, books and newspapers, which are very similar to the articles that candidates will read in university courses in the future. The content of the G-test article is a process from easy to difficult, so its sources are diverse and extensive.