I ve taken IELTS 4 times, it s still 5 5, is there anyone who can help me

Generally speaking, a score of 130 or above in high school English is roughly equivalent to an IELTS score of 5-6, and a score of 500 in Level 4 is basically equivalent to an IELTS score of 6. In other words, the total score of IELTS or 5 is roughly equivalent to a score of less than 120 in high school English and a passing score of level 4.

Four: Limited level - there are more errors, but the basic meaning can be expressed. It is limited to basic comprehension in familiar situations, and often has problems in comprehension and expression, and cannot use complex English sentence structures.

5 points: basic level - basic English skills, able to communicate in daily life. Able to use English partially, understand the general meaning in most situations, and cope with basic communication in areas that are often touched, although mistakes are often made.

IELTS. It is divided into four parts: listening, speaking, reading, and writing, and each score is scored as 9 points.

Listening and reading are non-subjective questions, with 40 questions each. IELTS scores are judged based on the number of correct questions a candidate has done correctly, with subtle differences between the A and G criteria.

Category A can be obtained by getting 16-19 questions right; Do 20-22 questions correctly, you can get; Get 23-26 questions right; Get 27-29 questions right, and so on.

Category G is correct for 18-25 questions, and the score is in or; Do 26-34 questions correctly, and the score is in or.

The writing and speaking exams are subjective and are scored according to the examiner's subjective impressions, and there will only be a whole number or difference between these two questions.

You can take the test naked, it's very simple, as long as your high school English is not particularly bad, and you are familiar with the types of test questions before the exam, I will take a look at the six exams like this, you have to believe in yourself, just don't be nervous! Hope.

It's very easy to test, and I have the foundation to do the level test casually when I enter the new channel.

You don't have to pay attention to anything, you can get the test with a little English.

The concept is that you can basically know English in junior high school.

Examiners basically won't let you score less than 4, because if it's 4 points lower, they have to write a report to the UK on why they scored so low, so they don't want to bother, as long as you know more or less English, you can get it.

Ask who has passed the test....Learn from them....And then there's the back....Words....Phrases....Sentence pattern....The teachers are all foreigners...Not easy!

The score is very simple, and ordinary high school students can reach it.

The standard will not be a good school, and I can't understand this level to be honest!

Very simple. 40 questions, about the same for fifteen.

The first thing to do is what university you go to. Pheasant University?。。 If you have money, you can get in... Okay... It's a little hanging.

After all, except for the UK, you don't look at IELTS scores, you have to look at it everywhere else... A friend of mine is that IELTS is too bad and he didn't take the TOEFL, so he had to go to the UK,。。

Then it depends on how you go abroad. Like now, the market for one-year preparatory courses in China is getting bigger and bigger, if tens of thousands of sophomores recommend going to the domestic preparatory department, they will help you contact an intermediary or something. . .

Finally, it's up to the intermediary... If you want to go abroad to study at a good university. It is recommended that you are not afraid of spending money, you must find a good intermediary...

However, the market of intermediaries is very dark, for example, the universities they help you apply to may offer you a very high scholarship, then the intermediary will want you to go because they will deduct a part of the scholarship proportionally... This is to be noted ...

But at the end of the day? You still have to have strength... It's not as easy as you think.

I know from personal experience ... It's 10 times worse outside than at home...

Good luck to the main building...

Hello, your IELTS score has met the requirements of some university preparatory courses for IELTS scores, there are several ways for high school students to enter Australian universities, such as preparatory + undergraduate, direct undergraduate, shortcuts, etc., which one is suitable for you to study, it is more complicated, and you need to communicate.

Well,,How to say,Can't say absolutely impossible,,Everything is possible I don't know if you don't do well because of your poor English foundation,Or make a mistake,In fact, the IELTS test not only requires English foundation and vocabulary,It also needs test skills,,Because the IELTS test, especially reading articles, is very long and difficult,,So some language institutions will teach you how to do the questions,,Sometimes you can find the answer even if you don't have to understand the article,,There are also skills in listening,Writing,,There's also a little bit of luck.

Personally, I think it's a bit difficult if you want to improve your score steadily in such a short period of time, so you can find some language institutions that specialize in IELTS, generally there will be IELTS sprint courses, and the time I remember is about a month, which is quite in line with your time, but you usually have to memorize more words, listen more, speak more, no matter how these are necessary to go abroad. Hehehe,,, hope it can help you,

If you spend all your time studying, it is not completely impossible, generally speaking, it will take about 1-2 months if you do not improve your score. In such a short period of time, self-control must be very strong.

It's not possible for 1 month, but it's almost okay for 2 months.

The buddy who trained IELTS with me, he was not as good as my English, I scored 4 points, and he took the test after me 3 months. I'm speechless =. =

……No play. Normal people increase their ...... in 3 monthsCattle people are divided into ...... a monthYou are crazy to do real questions and write essays to try, there is no hope of improving your speaking, see if you can improve the other 3 subjects. Let's figure out all the words in the past exams. Good luck

It's a bit mysterious, a score of 4 points is not good in compression, your vocabulary and grammar are definitely incomplete, and you still lack time to practice, but you are not unsure, you must first analyze your own weaknesses and strengths, in calculating an average score, you can come to the new channel and let the teacher give you a detailed plan

A score of 4 is considered an ordinary score for the naked examination of ordinary middle school students, and a month is a bit short to be honest. Because your vocabulary determines whether or not you can apply your exam skills. It's not that it's impossible, but it's a bit difficult for students with weak foundations to memorize more than three times the vocabulary they have mastered in one month, and to improve their speaking and listening skills.

Which country? United Kingdom? Do embassies want grades? Still is?

It's better to go to a professional counseling agency to sign up for tutoring.,But that's a lot of money-burning to say。。。

For the IELTS test, a full 6 and a total score of 7 is a watershed, and students who have generally received special study of IELTS can achieve it at a certain level, and the naked test for more powerful high school students is probably at this level.

What does four or five mean? Generally speaking, the IELTS test is more difficult to score in Writing and Speaking than in Reading and Listening, as the first two are scored by humans and the latter two are scored by machines. As long as the machine scores correctly, the flexibility of human scoring is very large, so it is normal for the general writing and speaking scores to be lower than those for listening and reading.

As long as the writing and speaking are up, listening and reading are okay as long as they are not too scummy.

And what is the level of writing and speaking? As long as you can speak English, there is no "inside"."Ah", and no more than 5 seconds of stuttering is no problem. As long as the writing ability of the college entrance examination English is available and the thinking depth of the three views level of the average junior high school student, it is basically possible.

The maximum IELTS score is 9, or 5 can only be said to be average.