How to study IELTS from 4 to 6 in two months?

Summary. It is not easy to prepare for IELTS in four months, and it is possible.

It is not easy to prepare for IELTS in four months, and it is possible.

In fact, IELTS scores are generally ranked back around 5 points, and under normal circumstances, if you want to improve your IELTS score, you need at least three months of intensive training.

If you want to improve by 2 points in four months, it is really difficult. But it is also possible for you to carry out scientific training and your own efforts.

In terms of listening, you must stick to these four months, you can't feel that listening is simple, if you want to get a high score, you must accumulate your usual time, and in addition, you will get twice the result with half the effort before the exam.

Pay attention to the order in which the listening questions are written, the order in which the questions are written is the same as the order in which you hear them, so be sure to grasp the rhythm. In addition, you can increase the speed appropriately when you do the exercises, so that when the speed of speech returns to the normal speed, you will find that the answer is very clear.

The second aspect is reading, which is also a serious place to lose points. When you usually train, you should grasp the positioning words, and find the positioning words accurately, so the speed of doing the questions will be improved, and the accuracy will be improved. This is something that needs to be mastered slowly.

And if you want to improve your IELTS reading level, the only way is to read a lot.

The third aspect, in terms of writing. In order to achieve a high score in IELTS writing, it is necessary to be close to the English writing thinking, which requires a certain amount of time for us Chinese students to practice. Be sure to master the types of writing, formatting, techniques, and common expressions.

It is recommended that you observe some high-scoring sample essays, sample essays in IELTS real questions, and study the logical structure of words and sentences from the sample essays.

Fourth, the spoken language. You have to be able to speak up, and you have to be organized and have self-confidence.

In addition, in terms of speaking, you must have your own ideas, don't memorize, and think of your own answers.

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So which is the best time to take the IELTS test?

I heard about it in late August and late December.

It's best to avoid the speaking season.

January, May and September are the IELTS Speaking Question Change Season.

In addition, winter and summer vacations are also the peak period for the IELTS test.

The end of August is really good, and the end of December is okay if you are not in a hurry to get results.

Is it okay to take the exam at the end of November, because the end of December is the end of the semester.

It was the end of November.

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If you prepare for 7 months to take the exam at the end of November, it's no problem to get a score or even 7 points, right?

IELTS scores don't improve so quickly, and a score of 7 is unlikely.

1. Listening is a little weak, you should practice your listening well, mainly for IELTS listening questions, you should do more questions to get familiar with the routines and solution ideas.

2. Reading should be higher, reading also has to do more questions, you can use parallel reading methods, etc., suitable methods to do questions, find a suitable solution skills for yourself, and then practice more.

3. If you have nothing to do, you must listen to English more and cultivate a sense of language.

4. A month to prepare for IELTS is very good, generally after the IELTS class, you will know the general problem-solving skills, a month to recall the skills, more practice.

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I think that since I am in this environment, speaking is definitely no problem. Personally, I think listening is the easiest part to score.

You can take the test now and see what level you are at. If the grades do not meet the requirements, you can also review with a purpose. 、

ps: I also want to go to Australia to study, the school requires four 7s, and I will also take the exam next month. Let's encourage each other.