How do I improve reading skills for IELTS?

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The best way to improve reading is to read a lot and from varied sources: Magazines, articles, reports, books--fiction, non-fiction. The only way to do this is to take up whatever interests you and get down to reading it, for your own pleasure.
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Reading and understanding what you read is very important . IELTS has passages that test your comprehension skills together with speed therefore it is necessary to have skills to crack it.
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