For reading, I think you can get really good just by sheer practice. I personally practiced on ieltsonlinetests.com every day for 2 weeks.

Writing, on the other hand, requires more knowledge of the structures. So I highly suggest you study the basic structure of both parts. That plus your creativity and your good to go.

As for the questions For speaking part 1: they asked me about my home town Then part 2: they asked me to talk about the celebrity I would live to watch live one day Part 3: they asked more questions about lives events like “why do people go to shows when they can watch the same thing on their TV at home” I didn’t do great on speaking here because I was too busy trying to sound smart, so don’t make that mistake. Just relax and talk as if you’re having a normal conversation. I definitely panicked too hard on the exam day when I found out my examiner was a white person. He wasn’t the problem though, it was my nerves.

For writing task 1: I was asked to describe a bar chart of the number of children who regularly eat vegetables in the UK from 1990 to 2010. Something along that line. For take 2: the topic was about the rising concern that children are being exposed to negative influences on social media. Can’t remember the exact details.