Readingnargiz18 September 2026 WebinarHow to score 7+ in IELTS Reading 5 4 comments Join the conversation Comments brightfern23 September 2026 · Edited 03 October 2026 Is it unfamiliar words, or familiar ideas worded differently in the question? 5 Reply lunarleaf24 September 2026 · Edited 03 October 2026 Like 'the cost doubled' and 'it became twice as expensive'. Could keep those phrases together in your notes, not just 'cost' and 'expensive'. 6 Reply hazelpages05 October 2026 for example, if I add 'from 100 to 200 units', does the sentence still stay simple? 1 Reply peachpetal05 October 2026 It can still be simple if you use a clear phrase like 'it increased from 100 to 200 units'. 1 Reply
brightfern23 September 2026 · Edited 03 October 2026 Is it unfamiliar words, or familiar ideas worded differently in the question? 5 Reply
lunarleaf24 September 2026 · Edited 03 October 2026 Like 'the cost doubled' and 'it became twice as expensive'. Could keep those phrases together in your notes, not just 'cost' and 'expensive'. 6 Reply
hazelpages05 October 2026 for example, if I add 'from 100 to 200 units', does the sentence still stay simple? 1 Reply
peachpetal05 October 2026 It can still be simple if you use a clear phrase like 'it increased from 100 to 200 units'. 1 Reply
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