The Ultimate Guide To Duolingo
The Ultimate Guide To Duolingo
INTRODUCTION
This book is written as a step by step guide to enable you to get your desired score in the DUOLINGO exam.
Whether your end goal is migration to your dream country or enrolling yourself to a university abroad, this
English Exam is a stepping stone to realizing your dream. You will receive actionable tools and techniques
that can be put into practice to help you nail the exam. Through this book we are going to navigate the
obstacles in our way. You will specifically learn how you can improve your scores on the various question
types. Wherever possible, I have included instructions and resources on how to go about practicing and
improving on each question type. You don’t necessarily need to be an expert in English to get your desired
3. Keep practicing consistently till you are at the level where you need to be.
I have tried to cover all aspects that will assist you in tackling the exam ranging from attitude and goal
setting to tools, tips and techniques on dealing with individual questions type. I have tried to keep the book
compact and to the point wherever possible. If you are still short on time and feel a particular section does
not apply to you, use the table of contents to skip over to the sections that is most applicable and useful to
you. It is up to you to make the most out of it. Read, understand and Practice. Keep practicing till you get
there.
“Whether you think you can, or you think you can't--you're right.” ― Henry Ford
I feel it’s important to spend some time on this topic as I have seen students struggling due to lack of correct
attitude and mentality going into the exam. Like any other exam or challenge in life, persistence and self-
belief are keys to success. English may not be your native language and they may be few people out there
who have a slight advantage to you in this regard. You need to understand, that using this as an excuse, will
not change anything or help you in anyway. Focus on what you can change and improve. If English isn’t your
first language that’s great! You will have an even better success story to tell once you conquer this exam
and get your desired score. On the contrary, there are those who have good command of the English
language and turn up to the exam over-confident with minimal preparation. This is a recipe for disaster and
one you want to avoid. Whichever category you fall under, know that you can only get better, so stay
humble and take some time to familiarize yourself with the format of the exam. If you are giving your exam
it is probably because you will be working, studying or living in a country where English is the language of
communication. You will be expected to converse and interact with others in English. As I worked on
improving my scores for the exam, I could also observe improvements in the way I communicated with
others in English during day to day life. So keep in mind that your time and efforts in preparation are not
going to go to waste even after the exam. The practice and time that you spend can be carried forward in
other areas of your life, either now or in the future whenever English is involved.
6. During the exam, candidates are not allowed to use other features of computer.
8. If candidate found cheat or even looking away from screen, result will not be declared.
1. Grammar
2. Spellings
3. Sentence structure
1. Listening
1. Listening
3. Spelling
4. Typing
1. Vocabulary
3. Spelling
In this section, candidate is shown a picture that he/she needs to describe in 1 or more sentence..
1. Vocabulary
3. Typing
4. Sentence structure
1. Vocabulary
2. Pronunciation
3. Fluency
1. Listening
2. Sentence formation
3. Typing
2. Typing
3. Spelling
4. Sentence formation
In this section, candidate has to speak about a topic for 1:30 min.
Total time: 2:00 min {Preparation time 30 sec, Recording time 1:30 min}
2. Fluency
3. Pronunciation
4. Development of ideas
In this section, candidate has to speak about a topic for 1-3 min.
2. Fluency
3. Pronunciation
4. Development of ideas
In this section, candidate has to write about a topic for 3-5 min.
2. typing
3. Development of ideas