Tips for IELTS Reading, Tips for Reading IELTS

IELTS reading articles are very long and have a large number of questions, so solving them requires some problem-solving skills to speed up and ensure accuracy.

There are many skills in IELTS reading, and you must be able to "find" and "pick". I studied at Century IELTS in Beijing, and through my study, I have summarized some learning methods to share with you: when many students are preparing for the IELTS exam, they will think that reading this test is very difficult to deal with, because the article is very long, and the subject matter of the article is mostly related to academic subjects, whether it is content or vocabulary is more difficult.

Therefore, many students think that IELTS reading is too difficult and feel that the improvement is very slow.

"Find" is the magic weapon of reading.

The articles of the IELTS Reading test are mainly on popular topics, covering issues such as economics, education, science and technology, medicine, environment, energy, geology, ocean, animals, etc., rather than involving highly specialized articles, so as not to cause advantages or disadvantages to candidates of different majors; There are even some knowledge that we know in our daily life, so in the IELTS Reading test, candidates can first consider whether they can use common sense to find the answer directly when they get the question, instead of rushing to find the locator words to locate in the text.

Most candidates who have experience in the examination room have an experience that in the exam, there are two main factors that affect the candidate's reading, one is the lack of vocabulary, and the other is the inaccurate grasp of the intention of the questioner. It is recommended that candidates have a good understanding of the relationship between the contexts and grasp the general context of the text, which will undoubtedly be of great help in solving the problem. Everything follows the rules of IELTS, back to the language itself!

"Pick" is the trick of reading.

First of all, have a certain vocabulary and knowledge of grammar. Vocabulary is an accumulation since learning English, if you really want to take the IELTS reading test, the vocabulary should reach more than 6000, but now the candidates who take the IELTS test tend to be younger, more and more high school candidates, or students in the lower grades of college, generally this vocabulary requirement is difficult to achieve. But in fact, as long as you have the English vocabulary learned in high school and have a solid grasp of the basic grammar learned in high school, you have the basic elements to improve your IELTS reading ability.

Second, pick out the right reading materials. Candidates should prepare for the IELTS reading test, and it is best to be exposed to some authentic English articles. This is because IELTS reading texts, whether A or G, are closely related to the content of life and study in English-speaking countries.

It is best for candidates to use the Internet to read a certain amount of original English newspapers, books, and magazines, where we can cross the distance of time and space to find the content we need.

I hope it helps, and I wish you the best of luck in your IELTS score.

I don't know what your foundation is, but it's not difficult for a better high school student to score 5.

When reading, you need to fill in the blanks first, then do t f ng, then make pairing, and finally make a choice.

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Actually, I don't think you need to be skilled, bro

One of the most common questions in IELTS reading is how to read an article before reading. It should be said that in order to get a high score, it is necessary to read an article carefully before doing the question. Let's talk about the IELTS speed reading method, don't miss it.

1. Browse the article.

Skimming through articles is a necessary strategy. When doing a question, you read the question first, then target it through keywords, and finally find the answer. But if there is a specific type of problem, this positioning will not work.

For example, the matching problem is to give a detail and then find out where the detail is in the paragraph. With positioning, you have to look for it line by line, not to mention that sometimes you can't find it, you can only summarize yourself.

There is also t f ng, the order of the questions is the same as the order of the questions, but the order is often confused.

2. Structured reading.

An expository essay is only an objective introduction and statement of the established facts and does not contain arguments.

Academics tend to argue a salient problem first and then propose a solution. This process is to ask questions, analyze problems, and solve problems. In the IELTS test, there are two types of essays: experimental arguments and logical arguments.

1.Expository structure.

To judge the category of the article, it is generally enough to look at the title. An introductory essay is a description or introduction to something or a phenomenon, so the title is usually a noun phrase or a question of how to start.

There is no ** chapter, the opening paragraph always introduces the topic, so use descriptive language, or introduce the phenomenon, or state the facts, or explain the problem. In the introductory description, the middle paragraph is a detailed description of things, and various topics can be in three different ways.

1) Chronological order, usually used to narrate a historical event.

2) Progressive or juxtaposed, introduced from the side.

3) Logical order. Most articles in the environment and nature categories follow this order.

2.Argument essay structure.

1) Experimental articles.

Introduce experiments, pre-experiments, experimental processes, results, analysis and synthesis.

The first paragraph explains the reason and purpose of the experiment. Then, the preparation before the experiment is introduced, including the instrument, the topic, etc., and then the description of the experimental process is entered, and then the experimental results are published, and finally the conclusion is drawn based on the comprehensive data.

2) Logical argument essays.

Presentation of the topic of the problem, literature review, current reasons, authors' methods, supporting evidence, conclusions.

This structure is more similar to **. The first part is the topic selection, the second part is a literature review of the topic, introducing the existing views or the reasons for the problem, the third part is the author's judgment and related arguments and arguments, and finally the conclusion.

In order to achieve a high score in IELTS reading, what else do you need to pay attention to besides memorizing words and doing past papers? That is to find a scientific and reasonable way to prepare for the test, let's talk about the skills of each question type of IELTS reading, don't miss it.

1. The question types are changeable, and the strategy should be flexible.

Don't rush to do the questions, the question types are changeable, and the overall strategy for doing the questions needs to change.

1.Title.

2.Questions.

Take a look at the question type of the article and decide which one to do first. Everyone is good at different types of problems, and the problems that they are not good at can be put to be done later; And the question itself is objective, so to speak, there is some element of speculation in it.

3.Structure.

Take the time to read the structure of the essay as it is clear and clear and helpful in solving the problem.

2. Mainstream question types.

1.Fill in the blanks with word choice.

The difficulty in filling in the blanks is that options are replaced by synonyms. When solving this kind of problem, in addition to paying attention to the repetition of options in the exam, we should also pay attention to the analysis of options, one is to look at the parts of speech, and the other is to see if there are corresponding or opposite words.

2.Judgment.

Learn about test centers, such as digital or comparative-level test centers. Use guessing techniques such as absolute words like only, instant, etc.

3.Choose.

Multiple-choice questions are also largely unskillful, and the probability of scoring is not very high. But there are still some tricks when it comes to single selection; For example, choose one of the four options that is similar to the topic, and one of the two similar options, choosing the option that is obvious to the original text, rather than the one that has the most words in the original text.

4.Paragraph detail matching.

Because to do this question well, you must read every sentence in the original text. Obviously, you can't argue that Lu can do this in a short time. So you should first look at the accuracy of the question, read out the featured words in the sentence, then tick the box, and then do the following questions first, and then do the previous questions.

5.Regular question types.

The regular question types are the main scoring points: Graphs, Completed Sentences, **, Flowcharts, and Short Answer Questions.

3. Guess the word. Commonly used prefixes are:

mis-;Such as: misfortune, mislead and so on.

mid-;Such as: midnight, midway, etc.

Commonly used suffix:

you must stop dreaming and face reality。(-ty is the sign of a noun).

the country is trying to popularize education。(ize is a transitive verb sign).

Compound word guess:

family members take turns choosing a special activity for the evening, and everyone partakes in for fun。

According to the composition of the phrase and the meaning of the context, partakes in is equivalent to takes part in.