Please ask for advice on the IELTS test 7 points, for myself .

Of course, the plan closest to you has to be customized by yourself, you can go to the world, too stupid forums and the like to often shop, look at experience stickers, there is always something suitable for you.

Of course, listening is only about listening, starting with short conversations, to understand every word, and then listening long, listening for at least 1 hour a day, and the rest of the listening time is set by yourself. There will definitely be progress.

Composition, just go to the forum to find information, such as what is the necessary sentence pattern for writing, ** and then translate between English and Chinese, and practice for a period of time. Someone else recommended to me the text of memorizing New Concept 3, and the sentences above are all very good. And you need to understand what is the point of the essay?

Is it content or flowery language? Take a look at the sample essays, memorize a few, and realize whether fluency or vocabulary is important.

I am also preparing for the TOEFL for 3 months. Good luck too.

I can only wish you success in the exam here, I also take IELTS, but I feel that the review plan has to be set by myself, read more of the high score experience of the roast ducks, and then combine myself to develop a weekly and detailed schedule, and must strictly implement the schedule, give yourself a low starting point, I believe you can successfully reach seven points.

I'll give you an article I wrote, which I posted on the forum, and it's definitely not a copy and paste!!

Just look at the username.

If you have any questions, you can q me, the site information.

The full score is 9 points, 7 points is a relatively good score, the basic requirements for applying for graduate school are, if 7 points, there is no problem in applying to any school, except for 4 7 points for individual majors.

The highest score of IELTS is 9, and the IELTS score of 8 is a very good score.

5 points of language school, the year preparatory department is the language plus a little professional knowledge, 6 points 2 first-rate colleges and universities have no problem, you can directly enter, a better university and a good major, 7 points of top universities and majors, the main thing is to look at your own ability and goals

Generally, the minimum requirement for foreign universities is to score a professional level.

If you score 7 points (average score in each subject), you can apply to a good university.

A score of 7 depends on what major you study and which university you want to go to.

In fact, a score of 7 is considered very high, and almost all good universities can be applied to.

If there is no less than 7 in each subject, it meets the requirements of most universities. In other words, you won't get stuck because of the language when applying.

If you score less than 80 points, can you say "the school can pick at will" if you take an IELTS test? Whether you can go to a university within 20 is hanging! If you don't look at academic results, you can say what university you can apply to if you look at IELTS, it's pure nonsense ......

Look what you're going to do with **.

However, a score of 7 points is not bad, and basically it is not too much of a problem to do anything......But the point is, how much do you score in each subject? ......

A score of 7 is no problem when applying to an ordinary university.

IELTS score 7 is a certain degree of difficulty, not easy.

1. IELTS scores of domestic candidates.

47% of Chinese mainland test takers with a Type A IELTS test score concentrated in points, while only 12% of candidates with a score of 7 or above accounted for 12%.

2. IELTS score 7 requirements.

To get IELTS 7, you need to master a vocabulary of about 6,000-8,000 words, and be fluent, accurate, and occasionally make mistakes in English expression and use. Able to use English effectively, with occasional inaccuracies, inappropriateness, and misunderstandings, and generally grasp complex English well, as well as understand detailed reasoning.

3. IELTS Marking Criteria.

1. Overall score: The test score is recorded on the transcript, including a total score and four individual scores of listening, reading, writing and speaking, ranging from 1 to 9 points. Each section is weighted equally, and the total score is rounded off after averaging the four sections.

2. Listening and reading: The IELTS listening test paper and reading test paper both include 40 questions, and each correct answer to 1 question is worth 1 point, and the original score of the full score is 40 points, and the test obtains a grade score of 1-9 points according to its original score.

3. Writing and Speaking: The examiner will give candidates a score based on the performance criteria of the exam, and assess which grade their score belongs to on a 9-point scale.

How to achieve IELTS 7

1. Zheng's poor and familiar with the content and format of the test.

Learn about the various sections of the IELTS test, including listening, reading, writing, and speaking, as well as the test format and scoring criteria for each section. This will help you develop an effective preparation plan.

2. Improve English listening skills.

Listen to English broadcasts, news, lectures, etc., and develop the ability to understand various accents and speaking speeds. Use past papers for listening exercises, taking care to grasp key information and improve listening reaction speed.

3. Improve English reading skills.

4. Improve English writing skills.

Read sample essays and writing guides to master different types of writing structures and techniques. Practice writing with a focus on grammar and vocabulary accuracy, logical thinking, and organizational structure.

IELTS 7: Good, able to use English, although there are sometimes inaccuracies, inappropriateness and misunderstandings in some situations, can generally grasp complex English well and understand its full content.

IELTS score: (the score line for studying in Canada and the United Kingdom) is between the qualified level of English proficiency and the good level, and belongs to the upper intermediate level of English.

IELTS 6: Pass, generally able to use English effectively, although there are inaccuracies, inappropriatenesses and misunderstandings, and can use and understand quite complex English, especially when familiar situations.

IELTS 5: Appropriate pass, can use English partially, can cope with all meanings in most situations, although many mistakes may be made, should be able to master basic communication in their own field.

The above information is a general requirement, but because each school will have its own special requirements for different majors, if the university needs to know more detailed application requirements, you can check the successful cases of past applications through the study abroad volunteer reference system according to your own college background and grades, and the study abroad volunteer reference system is as follows:

In the study abroad volunteer reference system, we will see which schools the brothers and sisters of our own departments have gone to, which majors they have applied for, how many language scores they have taken, and which study abroad agents they have used.

The query is as follows: