How to make up English in the third year of junior high school, is IELTS useful?

I don't know if New Oriental has ESL courses, but in foreign countries, if you don't submit language scores, or you submit but the grades are not enough, or you don't have language scores but learn the language in the language center of the university and then take the university's own language test and enter the university, I generally have to take it in the university I haven't taken it, but I have read the textbooks of my classmates, the things are very simple, much simpler than IELTS, but the score given by the teacher definitely pulls your GPA. And if you think you have the ability to prepare for the IELTS exam, you should try to take one, and if you get it, it should be no problem to enter the university, but I don't know if ESL can be exempted. I took the exam and was exempted from ESL.

In my opinion, IELTS preparation is not just for exams, but also to lay the foundation for your upcoming university life. Of course, even if you do very well in IELTS, there will still be a 1 to 2 month adaptation period when you first go abroad. At that time, in order to adapt to foreign languages, and at the same time there was half a year before the start of the university, I went to a language class, where the teacher was quite strict, I was at a loss at the beginning of the class, reading and writing and grammar I scored very high, but speaking and listening were not good, my IELTS listening was also 7, but it was still very difficult to listen to the teacher.

Later, the teacher said that it is impossible for any student to adapt to the language environment at once when he first arrives abroad, and he will definitely improve after taking his time. Later, I followed, but I feel that preparing for IELTS back then laid a good foundation for me.

Now North America and other places also recognize IELTS, and I am in Canada, which is the IELTS score submitted. If you are preparing for IELTS, you can search for some of the questions I have already asked me to prepare for IELTS. If you have any questions, leave me a message.

IELTS yes.

If you want to learn everyday English, IELTS is good.

If you are speaking professional English, TOEFL is better.

But it's up to you to study abroad.

If you're from the U.S. and Canada, take the TOEFL.

If it's a Commonwealth student, take IELTS.

I don't know much about ESL, but as far as I know, it's easier than IELTS and TOEFL.

If your English is not very good, then you should learn ESL.

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The study of IELTS is still more helpful to improve the practical ability of English, because the content of the test is closer to life, not the type of test questions for the sake of the test, and it can also compare and assess your real level of English.

Memorize the words. Insist on listening to a set of IELTS questions every morning, you can not hear clearly, you can't write, but you must find the key words, understand that although the word I heard can't be written, it must be the answer!

Needless to say, the ability to find keywords is also the ability to have synonymous transformation, and the title and the original text will definitely not use the same word. Pay attention to the use of numbers, people's names, and place names to find the original correspondence.

Write an essay at least 2 days, don't write long sentences, short sentences, don't have grammatical errors, pay attention to tenses, person, singular and plural, and do this basically 6 points.

Good luck with your exams! good luck

The IELTS test itself is an English proficiency test for international students whose native language is not English to live and study in an English-speaking environment.

Therefore, the process of preparing for the IELTS test can be said to be a warm-up process for studying and living abroad.

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If you want to go abroad, learning IELTS is a must, learn the language well, you will go abroad more smoothly in the future, there are still many schools that train IELTS, I know that the novelty is specialized in IELTS, and I don't know much about the others.

Hello, you can! The IELTS and TOEFL test has nothing to do with academic qualifications and age! If you need IELTS TOEFL study materials and IELTS TOEFL preparation materials, you can communicate with me in HI and I will pass them on to you

Do you want to get into a good university or do you want to take a foreign course SAT is the American college entrance examination is highly recommended But the SAT is difficult.

If you go to a high school abroad, you don't even need to get a language score, and you don't have to ask an agent to make it for you.

If you want to go to a good university abroad, you can study the language and SAT for three years!

But foreign grades depend on your high school grades... You can fake.

OK... TOEFL and IELTS are language scores, no different from diplomas. You can use your language scores to apply to foreign high schools...

But I went to college. It's not clear what the difference is between a high school application and a college application. Maybe it's a little simpler.

You can apply for a high school abroad

The Commonwealth submits IELTS scores, the United States submits TOEFL scores, and you can go to study if you apply You don't have to wait until you graduate from high school to ...... abroad

Yes, the vocabulary of New Concept 3 is still quite large, and it does have a level after all the three years of junior high school.

If you plan to go abroad, take the IELTS test, and now you have to take the test again when you take the fourth level and wait until the university. However, it is still recommended that you sign up for a training class to familiarize yourself with the types of questions and the exam process, or do real questions and mock questions.

However, it is not just vocabulary that can be tested, the test is the ability to use and practice skills, but words are the foundation, and you still have to insist on memorizing. It is recommended to read more articles, and the IELTS reading test often includes geography, archaeology, environment, animals, science and technology, economy, and education.

The vocabulary alone is not enough, and IELTS covers a wide range of ......, history, geography, and humanities

It's not that you can pass it with a certain vocabulary, the exam requires skills, and you can know it by buying a book of past papers from the last few years.

IELTS is not easy, but you can try to see what you are lacking and then study for better.

1 All depends on the situation of the landlord, and the words must not be good, otherwise it will not be so miserable. First, memorize the words and find out the textbooks for your three years of junior high school. Affectionate gaze at the word list ......Poof, just kidding.

All words from the beginning, pay attention, if the phonetic transcription is not good, you quickly pass the phonetic transcription first and then talk about the words, otherwise it will ......At one's own risk.

Open back words! Just look at the word list behind those textbooks of yours! You don't have to hold it on your back for hours, the effect is simply ......Huh = = .

So the landlord listened to me, and the thing of memorizing English words was insisted on [I am proud to tell you that this is the true knowledge of my practice, because I was disobedient before, so the words have not been memorized, until the end I was willing to honestly follow the teacher's guidance to memorize the way to improve]. When I read it in the morning, I took it out, memorized it again, memorized it until I thought I remembered it almost, and put it down. Then take it out again when the morning reading is almost over (when there are about ten minutes left) and memorize it again.

This time, you have to be careful to memorize, draw down what you can't memorize with a pencil, no matter how much, even if you don't remember a single one. Then put it down again. (Only memorize one vertical row or one unit at a time, don't be greedy).

Classes are over, classes are over, ......

Okay, after class, don't be busy playing, take out the words, pick up what you can't mark, memorize two or three times, put it down, what should you do.

And then the class was out again, and I did it again, and ......so on and so on, and so on

In the evening, before all the study is over, summarize it once, and empty the remaining efforts that will not be able to be emptied at once!

The next morning, check it again, remember what you can't remember, and then move on to the new words of the day!

And so on ......

There will always be a day when you will have your English under your feet. Don't look at what I said, it's not easy to do! The most important persistence, many people can't stand it!

English is not a day's work, and according to the landlord's situation, learning English is not in a hurry, to tell you the truth, your situation is easy to catch up, to catch up, you need to have a strong perseverance, especially reflected in the memorization of words, can not be anxious, can not seek fast, to move forward steadily, do not give up. Also, read more English articles, cultivate interest and sense of language, and try to memorize good paragraphs (not long) (because the landlord is in the third year of junior high school, and it takes many times more effort than others). When I was not good at English, I liked to read English articles (because my pronunciation was good), so I didn't have an aversion to English.

A lot of things are, if you hate him from the bottom of your heart, tsk ......It's a big problem.

But at the end, I would like to warn you that you can't just focus on words and ignore others, such as grammar or something, you must pay attention to learning and memorize it well!

The landlord who works hard for English, let's fight back! \(o^)/

You can sort out some basic grammar points by yourself, such as pronouns, prepositions, articles, tenses, etc., and find some corresponding exercises to practice, be familiar with grammar rules, and do the questions is more effective, but after doing it, you should be good at analyzing your mistakes and summarizing the problem-solving skills.

Usually spend more time reading your English textbook or other English materials to cultivate a sense of language and remember words flexibly, try to read more example sentences and make your own sentences, so that you can better grasp the use of words, you can also try to explain new words with simple words, which is more effective than directly memorizing Chinese meanings, and you can also use root affixes and homophony methods.

Learning English is not something that can be achieved overnight, so don't be too anxious now, calm down and do it one by one, I believe you will make great progress.

First of all, adjust your mentality and take it seriously, English is usually accumulated, the foundation is more important, you can start learning from the basics, but you must have a direction, according to the content of the syllabus, test the test questions yourself, see which part of yourself is the weakest, and then strengthen the tutoring. If you don't understand, you won't ask the teacher and classmates. Spend more time on English and keep it up!

Hard work will pay off.

You must be able to recognize the words at the back of the book, so that you will not be unable to read the test paper. Do more test papers, the fastest results! Spend 1 hour doing the single selection, completion, and reading seriously.

Then write down the words you don't know in a notebook, look up the dictionary, and memorize them in your spare time. Also, it is to look at grammar, which is conducive to doing single choice and writing essays.

Your situation can only be made up from the basics. I have a younger sister like you, and I am making up for her first year of junior high school English this holiday, and she feels that she has gained a lot. English must be accumulated little by little, one step at a time.

To learn IELTS, go to Global IELTS School or New Oriental, which are the best schools for IELTS. Both schools have that kind of long-term class, which can be broken through one by one. I don't know if I'm in a hurry to go to high school abroad, but if I'm not very eager, I can take a long-term study, and go to a training school to learn about exam experience while breaking through the vocabulary barrier by myself.

If you are in a hurry to go to high school abroad, you should prepare as soon as possible.

Moreover, subjective questions like speaking and writing are rare to improve quickly in a short period of time.

Good luck.

It depends on your English skills and how much time you have to study. In this way, it is easy to plan and study. If you can, it's best to apply for a training school and find a course that suits you.

I have a lot of friends who have studied at Beijing Century IELTS School. There are no more than 25 students in the small class, and the teaching assistant will follow up and tutor the whole process. Fully enclosed management.

They all worked very well after they finished learning. They have different classes and courses for different bases and situations, so if you are interested, go to them to understand and consult. This also makes it easier for you to choose.

It's very simple to speak from experience, come to Manila, Philippines (if you're not afraid).

Go to the English class at De La Salle University.

Read for a few months and your English will improve by leaps and bounds.

Because the education here is all in English.

It won't be too expensive either.

Three months is not easy to say, you can go to Jinqiao International College to take a free IELTS test first.

It has nothing to do with the third year of junior high school, you have to learn by yourself, and if you work hard, I think you can reach 6 in three months, after all, it is the level of the third year of junior high school.

It depends on your personal level Many people have poor English proficiency but are super serious in the language school and can score 6 points in a test, if you learn it in a language school, the score will not improve much, look at the classmates around me who are not serious about reading, even if the original English foundation is average, one by one, but some levels are too bad, and there are a few students who read very seriously. IELTS speaking and writing scores are very different, which are very different in junior high school English.