ReadingZiyoda17 September 2026 WebinarHow to score 7+ in IELTS Reading 6 10 comments Join the conversation Comments Back to all commentsAlexT23 September 2026 · Edited 21 October 2026@The Hero Teacher, did you mean passage says 8am, statement says 'in the morning'? The other way round, we still wouldn't know the time, right?7 The Hero Teacher23 September 2026 Please watch our second webinar. You will see a full explanation about how to tell a difference between the two. 1 Reply yasmin_f24 September 2026 · Edited 21 October 2026 Yes, with just those sentences: passage '8 am' → statement 'in the morning' is True. Reverse them and it's Not Given. False needs a contradiction, not just missing detail. That's in the IELTS Reading guide. 10 Reply View all replies to yasmin_f marco_v03 October 2026 Would the full question change this? Like if it says 'when does the lesson start', and the passage only says morning. that still feels not given to me 2 Reply View all replies to marco_v
The Hero Teacher23 September 2026 Please watch our second webinar. You will see a full explanation about how to tell a difference between the two. 1 Reply
yasmin_f24 September 2026 · Edited 21 October 2026 Yes, with just those sentences: passage '8 am' → statement 'in the morning' is True. Reverse them and it's Not Given. False needs a contradiction, not just missing detail. That's in the IELTS Reading guide. 10 Reply
marco_v03 October 2026 Would the full question change this? Like if it says 'when does the lesson start', and the passage only says morning. that still feels not given to me 2 Reply