IELTS listening from 4 5 to 5 5 a month to come

You have to come in a hurry, high scores are also possible, it is recommended that you go to a class with few people, such as 3 people or something, those big institutions are garbage, and there is no actual content in class, the so-called famous teacher is like that, or it is better to find a responsible teacher, hehe, this is just my suggestion. I learned it in Heyu, I used to listen 4 and now 7, and I have studied for a month, but I have to work hard to learn.

Well, if you come in time, you have to work hard.

Up to 7 is possible.

Go and listen to the listening class of Mr. Xiahuan Ya Wang Lu.

The foundation can also target the IELTS listening score, can it be achieved? Yes, but be sure to do these two exercises, which Global Education asks you to summarize as follows:

Dictation practice. Target IELTS Listening Score Preparation IELTS Listening During the IELTS Listening test, you must do dictation practice, these words can be divided into fill-in-the-blank answer words and words that need to be dictated, often referring to the kind of words that will often appear in our multiple-choice questions, this kind of words also need to be practiced.

Mock exams before the exam. It is very important to take the IELTS listening mock test before the test, and it should be noted that the mock test cannot be done only once, if there are conditions and opportunities, it should be done more than three times, and you should also pay full attention and devote yourself to the process of the mock test, as if you are actually taking the IELTS test.

The scoring criteria of the IELTS A Reading test (less than 5 points have no practical significance, directly omitted) 18-20 correct answers, 5 points are awarded.

Answer 21-22 correctly, score.

6 points for 23-25 correct answers.

Answer 26-27 correctly, score.

28-30 correct answers, 7 points.

Answer 31-32 correctly, score.

8 points for 33-35 correct answers.

Answer 36-38 correctly, score.

Get 39-40 questions correctly and get 9 points.

If you want to get a score in reading, you need to answer at least 21 questions correctly.

IELTS Listening Test Tips.

1. The most important thing in listening is vocabulary, and the difference between listening vocabulary and other vocabulary is that you need to listen to the words instead of simply seeing or writing them.

2. IELTS listening only tests the details, and basically does not test the summary questions and theme questions.

4. Special attention needs to be paid to the spelling and singular and plural of words, and details determine success or failure.

The IELTS listening score is calculated according to the number of questions that the candidate answers correctly, there are a total of 40 questions, if you are wrong within 1 (including 1), the listening is a full score of 9, 2-3 wrong, 4-5, 8, 6-7, 8, 8, 8, 11-13, 14-17, 6, 18-20, 21-24, 5, 25-28, 29-30, 4, 31-34, Points, 35-36 wrong, 3 points, 37 wrong, 38 wrong, 2 points, 39 wrong, 1 point, 40 wrong, 0 points.

39-40 correct: 9 points.

Correct answers to questions 37-38: Points.

35-36 questions correct: 8 points.

Correct answers 33-34: Points.

30-32 questions correct: 7 points.

27-29 correct: Points.

23-26 correct: 6 points.

20-22 questions correct: Points.

16-19 correct: 5 points.

Correct answers to questions 13-15: Points.

10-12 questions correct: 4 points.

Correct answers to 6-9 questions: Points.

4-5 questions correct: 3 points.

Answer 3 questions correctly: Points.

2 correct answers: 2 points.

1 correct answer: 1 point.

IELTS Listening is based on fill-in-the-blank and multiple-choice questions, and each question has a relatively fixed answer. For fill-in-the-blank questions, when there may be multiple different answers, IELTS will also use a variety of answers that match the meaning of the original text as the correct answers.

It is worth noting that in fill-in-the-blank questions, you must pay attention to the word limit, as exceeding the word count will be judged incorrectly. Answers can be in uppercase or lowercase, either way. However, if you are worried about problems due to inconsistent capitalization, it is recommended to use all capitalizations.

Hello, it depends on whether the revision method you have mastered is correct and effective.

Of course there is, but the question is how basic is your English? The exam is not very difficult, if your English level is above level 4 in university English, there is basically no big problem with the exam, but what is the use of the test? At present, foreign universities basically require IELTS score of 6 or above, and many universities pay attention to IELTS scores, and high IELTS scores can also get scholarships.

If you are not sure about the exam, you can also participate in the next training course, and take a look at it on the training network. qinxue365

It is somewhat difficult to improve by 1 point in such a short period of time if you only review on your own. It is recommended that you find a training course that can supplement your knowledge in a targeted manner. I have classmates who have studied in Century IELTS, small class teaching, about 10 people in a class, the teacher has the energy to take care of each student's learning situation, you can go to consult, I hope it will help you.

Yes, the key is how you review yourself.