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A mnemonic (pronounced nem-onic) is a memory aid; a technique for helping your brain to remember something. Mnemonics are commonly used for remembering lists, spellings, numbers or learning a new language. The word comes from Ancient Greek and means ‘of memory’. Mnemonics do not need to make sense. A common mnemonic is to use the first letter of each word you need to remember and use them to make up a sentence or story. Humour helps to make a mnemonic more memorable. For example, the sentence below: Hi today i passad my test life in the Uk from Milton Keynes centre. All test came from Exam 16 thank you so much for making it easy for us highly recommend to do exam 16 and you will pass your exam 100% Allhamdullillah 🤲 This cookie is set by the provider mookie1.com. This cookie is used for serving the user with relevant content and advertisement. I passed my life in the Uk test today and all the questions were from there 16 tests. Some questions may have different wording but answers well all same just just need to read and understand the question. If you do these 16 test you will pass 1st time
I am so grateful. I passed first time today. I’ve donated to your good work, well done and keep up the good job.This online edition of the official handbook - Life in the United Kingdom: A guide for new residenst" contains all the information that you need to what are 2 roles of MPs in the house of common?….Answers: represent their constituents and help create new laws. Create a sentence in which the number of letters in each word are the same as the number you want to remember, e.g. for Columbus: A ( 1) good ( 4) discovery ( 9) is ( 2). If you find it easier, use words from your home language. Not from British Citizenship Test 1-16 however they were pretty obvious ones and even if you don’t get them right, still you potentially can grab 98% which is brilliant. Hi Alhamdulillah i have passed my exam today, i got just 2 days for preparation so i just did exams 1- 16 but thouroghly every single question. In my exam there were about 3 4 questions which were not from these 1-16. But they were basic ones. 1 2 Questions were asked differently, so u have to understand and remember every single words of question and answer when u are practicing.
Hi, its the British citizenship tests 1-16. Don’t mind that it is called British citizenship- it is the same questions with the life in the UK test. Practice those sets and u good to go. All the best in ur upcoming exam. The public can listen to debates in the Palace of Westminster from public galleries in both the House of Commons and the House of Lords. You are brilliant! I studied the exams 1+16 and it cover approx 90% of the questions in the today test. The questions asked was a little bit different but the answer is still the same. I also did some of the tests you have and it is a good training.
Hi, sorry to bother you, could you help me with these questions, do you know if the exam is the same to apply for the ILR visa or citizenship? I am a bit confused, is it necessary to study all the TESTS or just the EXAMS? Friends, if you need any E-Book PDF related to any topic or subjects and need any assistance and inquiry related to exams you can comment below. We will respond as soon as possible. And please don’t forget to share this post with your friends and on social media platforms. You will have to read and remember a lot of detailed information. Good ways to do this are as follows: This is what I did: Practiced tests from 1 to 16 first, read the study materials and then practiced the other tests. 100% questions were part of the practice tests. Thanks for building this. If you know someone else studying for the Life in the UK Test, you could ask them to be your study partner so you could help each other learn. Having a study buddy is a great idea, providing that you’re both sensible and focused. On the other hand, you may find having a study partner is distracting and counter-productive; do what works best for you.
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