Going abroad for 2 to 3 years can I get from zero to IELTS 6 5 points?

Of course you can, I can go straight to 19 with zero foundation in six months. English is simpler than German. It is recommended to study in an English-speaking country, I have been studying in a German-speaking country for a while.

Don't know which country you want to go to? I am now in Singapore, there are too many Chinese in Singapore, many places can be said Chinese, there is not much benefit to English exercise, it is recommended to go to Europe and the United States if the family conditions are good!! But generally studying abroad will require a minimum IELTS score, which is the lowest, and you can't go to any good school, the better the school, the higher the IELTS score required.

Because I have many friends who are studying abroad, the United Kingdom, the United States, and Australia, in fact, the improvement of English proficiency depends on your circle of friends after going abroad, if you really want to practice English, and have always made foreign friends, then English can improve quickly, but if you only choose to communicate with Chinese or Chinese, then even if you go abroad, it will not help English, and now the biggest problem for Chinese is that they are not willing to speak English abroad, only make friends with Chinese or Chinese, Therefore, the English speaking level of Chinese is indeed not very good in the world, mainly because they are unwilling to speak. If you have any questions, please ask me, hope, thank you!!

Don't go to places with a lot of Chinese, and work hard.

If you're 18 years old, you're in high school.,It's a little sad that you can't pass the first year of junior high school.

However, with normal ability and sufficient energy, there is no problem in reaching the level of the college entrance examination in English in about 2 years. However, IELTS is a very technical test, and you have to think about it unless you are in an English-only environment. Although I have said that I should not apply for IELTS tutoring classes, in view of your situation, it is recommended that you spend about half a year to enroll in a tutoring class if you reach the foundation, which can save your time to a great extent.

The time is also different, there are 3 months to achieve, there are half a year to achieve the ear reform, and there are 1-2 years to achieve.

1. How long does it take for candidates with a particularly poor zero foundation to score 6 in IELTS, which needs to be judged according to the candidate's personal learning ability and test ability, generally speaking, from zero foundation learning, you need to go through the foundation of English, start from pronunciation and grammar, and then increase vocabulary, and then enter the junior high school and high school level, and so on to accumulate a certain vocabulary, it is possible to rush to a higher level, if you learn IELTS at Langge with zero foundation, zero foundation to reach the high school level, basically about 346 class hours, The vocabulary needs to reach about 3500, and if you can concentrate, it will take about 2-4 months, and naturally, if your comprehension ability is very high, then the speed may be faster.

2. After reaching the high school level and above, it will be considered to enter the IELTS warm-up, and at this time you can officially get in touch with some of the logic of IELTS, reaching the high school level is basically equivalent to reaching the IELTS guessing score, and from the IELTS score to IELTS 6 points, it will become much simpler, from the general situation of Langge previous students, it can be achieved in a month and a half, especially during the summer vacation, Lange's fully enclosed residential classes allow students to quickly and steadily improve their IELTS scores in a short period of time.

Generally speaking, there are 3 months to achieve IELTS, some half a year, and 1-2 years to achieve.

Everyone's ability to learn is different, and so is their ability to comprehend. However, no matter what, as long as you work hard, it is a matter of time before you get the ideal score.

Generally speaking, from zero learning, you need to go through the foundation of English, starting from pronunciation and grammar, and then add vocabulary, and then enter the junior high school and high school level, and so on to accumulate a certain vocabulary, it is possible to rush to a higher level.

If you learn IELTS at Langge with zero foundation, and reach the high school level, it basically takes about 346 class hours, and the vocabulary needs to reach about 3500, if you can concentrate, it will take about 2-4 months, naturally, if your comprehension ability is very high, then the speed may be faster.

After reaching the high school level and above, it will be considered to enter the IELTS warm-up, and at this time you can officially get in touch with some of the logic of IELTS, and reaching the high school level is basically equivalent to reaching the IELTS score or so, and it will become much easier to improve the IELTS score to IELTS 6 points.

Judging from the general situation of Lange previous students, it can be achieved in a month and a half, especially during the summer vacation, Lange's fully enclosed residential class is to allow students to quickly and steadily improve their IELTS scores in a short period of time.

IELTS 6 to learn: 4 hours of revision time per day.

As for how long it will take, the official actually gives an estimate of the length of time, that is, at least 120 hours of preparation will be required for each improvement score. To translate, if the daily revision time is 4 hours, it will take at least a month.

However, according to the inconsistency of each person's strengths and weaknesses in the four IELTS components, this time may be extended to 2 months or even longer, especially when the output is weaker in speaking or writing, because the improvement of these two subjective test items will take longer than the listening and reading sections.

IELTS Scoring Criteria

7 Good level: Able to use English effectively, although there are occasional inaccuracies, inappropriatenesses and misunderstandings. You can grasp complex English well and understand detailed reasoning.

6 points Pass Level: Generally able to use English effectively, although there are inaccuracies, inappropriateness, and misconceptions, but can use and understand complex English, especially in familiar contexts.

5 basic level: can use English partially, and can understand the general meaning in most situations. Although mistakes are frequent, basic communication can be handled in areas that are often covered.

4 points Limited level: limited to basic comprehension in familiar situations, often have problems in comprehension and expression, unable to use complex English.

3 points Very limited level: can only communicate in general situations with great familiarity, and communication barriers occur frequently.

2 points Beginner level: Except for examples, in a familiar context, they can only use isolated words or short sentences to express the most basic information, and cannot achieve effective communication. Difficulty understanding or understanding English.

1 point Does not understand English: can speak at most individual words, and cannot communicate in English at all. 0 points Absent candidates: Lack of basis for scoring.

1. Personal basic level.

On what basis did you prepare? What is the level of high school graduation? CET4 or 6 levels?

And these exams have the characteristic of not focusing on your listening, writing, and most importantly, speaking. Maybe you have no problem reading and vocabulary, but what is the basis of your speaking? What about hearing?

What about writing? These are all things that affect the length of preparation time.

2. Effective review time.

Effective time is the amount of time you really spend on revision. Some people can spend 10 hours a day studying tirelessly; Some people have jobs themselves and don't have a long time to revise. However, it is in this occasional time that he has completed his revision plan efficiently, which is very important, and efficiency is very important for reviewing exams.

3. The final target score.

That is, how much score do you need to take in IELTS? The full score of IELTS is 9 points, which is converted to 60% of the passing mark is the score, and in the IELTS test, if you get a small score, it will be the score on the IELTS score card. However, if you are applying for a popular school or a popular major, the score is very insufficient.