🏮 To celebrate the Lunar New Year and the Year of the Horse, here's an Academic Passage 1 text all about The White Horse of Uffington - an ancient chalk figure cut into a hillside in England. The text discusses how and when this 'geoglyph' was created, and my podcast walks you through a set of Gapfill Summary and True False Not Given (TFNG) questions. It includes tips about:<ul><li>⛳️ red flag clues in TFNG questions, especially comparisons and the use of 'most' (= the vast majority)</li><li>how to skip information that you don't need </li><li>how 'known as' and 'called' lead you quickly to the answer </li></ul>At the end, we review vocabulary related to ancient customs and traditional celebrations that you can use in the Speaking Test.👉 Join the Members Academy for the full lesson and lots more on a variety of IELTS topics. Go to my website for more information:<a href="https://ieltsetc.com/courses" target="_blank" rel="ugc noopener noreferrer"> ieltsetc.com</a>.Useful expressions🎏 This festival is deeply rooted in history.📆 This ceremony marks the start of the new year.🎉 These traditions are passed down through generations.💃🏽 There is a festive atmosphere in the streets.👹 It is a communal celebration with music and dancing.🎎 Many people wear traditional costumes.🪦 Families pay respect to their ancestors during the festival.🧧It is a public holiday, so everyone can celebrate.🎎 Family celebrations give us a strong sense of belonging.🏮 Traditional festivals are important for our cultural identity.

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