IELTS are used to test your ability to read, write, and speak English. Most commonly IELTS are used for university admissions, sometimes used for immigration purposes. IELTS are composed of different sections which test your ability to understand subject matters in English. If you are preparing to take the IELTS you should focus on speaking. In my experience, a lot of students will focus only on reading, writing, and comprehension. However, as we all know this is the easiest part of learning a language. The harder part of learning a language is the speaking. You should practice the speaking part of the IELTS by answering questions about life and practicing how to explain things. You can google IELTS speaking questions or also during your day, whenever you are doing something, try to say out loud what you are doing. The great thing about the IELTS is that you do not have to worry about failing! There is no pass or fail, simply measures your ability to fully comprehend English.

There is no difference. Bike is just a shortened form of the word bicycle. However, as Lyss said "bike" could be a verb; to bike. I chose to bike to work. Which means that I rode my bicycle to work. But the words bike and bicycle as nouns have the same meaning.

He created.. He created a timeline to assist with the production of his useful innovation. He fabricated.. He fabricated the software required to introduce his modern innovation. He produced... He produced the project that lead to his successful innovation. He constructed... He constructed the plan for his state-of-the art innovation. He developed... He developed a strategy for his new innovation. He generated... He generated enough interest to pursue his new innovation. He devised... He devised a plan for a ground-breaking innovation.

As Sara said, it means they had something in the glass once before. They finished whatever drink was in the glass and then they put something more to drink again, in the same glass. For example, when you go to a restaurant and order a drink; you may finish this drink before you finish your meal. Thus, the waitress might put more soda or water into your glass. This is considered a "refill"--the glass was full once before and now it has returned back to being full again.

This is a phrase said by Christians when speaking about God. I have never heard, nor have I ever used it except when speaking about God. It means that you think highly of God.

It means that you should not spend a lot of time outside. It could also mean that you should finish something quickly. Basically, it means be fast or to do something quickly.