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Have you signed up for a class? It's best to sign up for a class IELTS involves a lot of skills, and it is a disadvantage not to register for a class.

2. The detailed explanation of the real questions from the new channel or the new oriental, which can be explained in more detail.

I don't think it's necessary to buy word books, most people can't buy them, you have to memorize words, there are must-haves and extended vocabulary, and those are enough.

3, Wang Lu's "Witty Words" and "807" good books.

4. Cautious and suspicious "Ten Days to Break IELTS Writing" "Ten Days to Break IELTS Speaking" is highly recommended.

5. If you listen to the BBC (because it is an English pronunciation, so OVA is forgotten), it is okay if you don't understand it, and you can even listen and practice your sense of language.

next How.

1. Do the past question set 2 times first, the most basic Go and buy 345! (Whispering, buy pirated copies.) ）

2. It is best to have a professional teacher to evaluate the writing, just read the books mentioned above, and then read more sample essays to see the sample essays given by the examiner.

A lot of people can't finish their essays, so it's important to come up with a set of their own routines -- that is, the template, that is, the beginning and the end are preferably fixed, and the middle is filled in by yourself, which can save a lot of time.

3. Reading It is not recommended that you buy books other than the book of past questions It will make you do a lot more but Liu Hongbo's is still very good.

4. Speaking Go to the Internet to search for oral topics, and if you go to the tutorial class, the teacher will give you the question bank.

Then, before the exam, you have to prepare 80% of the topics, and you should also be flexible in case you encounter new questions during the exam.

5. Listening: Listen to the real question set at least 2 times The more the better, if the foundation is not good, you can listen to "Black Eyes" first Black Eyes is to listen to classmates I haven't really done it.

Ah, I would like to add, I strongly don't recommend that you memorize the scriptures, that thing doesn't really improve your English!

The basic question is not that you don't review or not, it's that you haven't learned something at all. IELTS is easy to say, but it is really difficult to say, it depends on your English foundation. Those who have passed the English level 4 test with their strength can almost take the test for another 2 months, and if they are lucky, they can score 6 points.

If you have a poor foundation in English, then you will be able to learn whatever questions you want to do, unless you are lucky enough to come across the original question.

Speaking.

In listening, speaking, reading and writing, speaking is the most difficult to practice, and at first, it is not very useful to just blindly talk to others aimlessly. The practice of IELTS speaking must be related to the topics that often appear in the speaking test, and the topics should be related to the IELTS speaking questions for communication, which will be of great help to the IELTS test. At the same time, it is also necessary to pay attention to accumulation, when we are bored in learning, we might as well watch the movie, preferably with Chinese and English subtitles, and pay attention to authentic oral expression while relaxing.

Reading. IELTS Reading is nothing more than a test of your ability to do both: quickly searching for information and synonymous substitutions of words. A quick search requires a fast reading speed, and it is to search the text with questions and specific goals, rather than browsing aimlessly, and in fact, there is no need to understand the full text.

On the other hand, it is necessary to improve one's vocabulary, with a certain vocabulary as a basis, the speed can be fast, and when accumulating, we must pay special attention to the synonymous rewriting between the topic and the original text.

Listening. The specific method of listening is: first listen to a whole sentence, understand, and then write, write as much as you can, really can't write a whole sentence, write in sections, and slowly you can write down a whole sentence. In addition, there will be different accents in the IELTS listening test, which should also be paid more attention to in daily practice.

Writing. As for writing, this one takes a lot of energy, and the small essays of the IELTS test have their routines, while the big essays require practice and real English skills. According to the model essay recommended by the teacher, I am convinced that as long as I carefully study the model essay in the book, figure out the wording of the text, and add my own practical work, after all, the more I write by myself, the more I will have the feeling of "enlightenment". I believe that as long as you strictly follow what the teacher says, it will not be difficult to do any topic.

In short, the most important thing in language learning is the accumulation of daily life. As long as the effort will be rewarded, even if you don't pass the IELTS test once, you also know what you are lacking, so that you can review it in a targeted manner before the next test arrives, so that you can know what it is.

Listening: Before the test, there is a huge chance of memorizing the machine before the test, and the monthly reading belt brings the end of the test, and there may be a huge chance that three of the four articles can be memorized to 3G IELTS network has listening** The machine is bought by yourself or the calendar (I didn't memorize 7 points the first time, and I memorized 8 points the second time).

Speaking: also read first** and then say what you want to say Different topics can be strung together to prepare For example, if you create a difficult history of successful people around you About 40s or so, you can insert it in various topics to delay time This saves time and will not be forgotten on the spot (the first time I prepared separately, the second time I strung up to prepare.)

Reading: Do more machine scripture is basically none.

Writing: I only have 6 points myself, or I don't mislead you, classify the essay topics into transportation, culture, environment, education, etc., and then classify and memorize sentences or words. . . That's what I did, and it didn't seem to improve much.