IELTS listening is so difficult, how to overcome this hurdle?

Hello, IELTS listening is not fast, and the topic is very close to life, the scene is nothing more than the school library, banks, intermediaries, hospitals and airports, etc., it can be said that the practicality is very high, the degree of guessing the answer is also very high, it is best to have a book with scene dialogue, I was prepared a book dedicated to talking about these scene dialogues to watch and play, and you can practice speaking and listening, after reading more, you will know the scene as soon as you see the question, and then immediately recall the dialogue corresponding to the scene, lock the keywords, It's easy to turn fill-in-the-blank questions into multiple-choice questions, and multiple-choice questions can narrow down the scope, some people say that you have to listen to these while listening, in fact, I don't think the effect is good, you must listen very attentively, and when you convert it into a break, you can take out the scene book to see that the effect will be much better.

Hope it helps!

Listen repeatedly, do questions repeatedly, pick out those you don't understand and listen carefully, and remember the words you don't know.

Hello, happy with your question. There are basically different opinions about how to effectively prepare for IELTS listening. Some people say that you can practice dictation, that is, you can pause the recording and write a sentence until you have dictated all the text.

I have used this method before, but I think it is more suitable for students with a good level, such as students who have passed level 4 or 6, or those who have passed college 8 in English. In my opinion, there are dos and don'ts to each approach. Beiya Zhengzhou Branch said that before talking about the method, let's first understand the five major problems of ielts listening, which are one, reflection two, spelling three, new words, four, pronunciation five, singular and plural.

For spelling, new words, singular and plural, these three mountains can be solved with Mr. Wang Lu's 807 listening vocabulary. Those who have hearing have the world, or perhaps in other words, those who have the spelling of words have the world. This spelling does not only refer to the spelling of each letter, but also hyphens, upper and lower case, singular and plural, and many other issues that need to be paid attention to.

The two skills that the Global Ivy Shanghai Closed IELTS training teacher will teach are words and intensive listening, and the following are the specific contents.

tricks. It is necessary to strengthen the practice of the reaction speed of listening words, especially those listening words that are more commonly tested, the overall vocabulary of IELTS requires students to have about 7,000 to 8,000 words, but when it comes to listening, because the background of listening is all from the common life and study, so the core vocabulary of the normal test is about 1000. However, the requirements of IELTS listening for words are to be able to read, be able to spell, know the parts of speech and the meaning of words, and these four requirements usually give the warning to the majority of roast duck that the word requirements are more qualitative, rather than the quantity pursued by other tests.

Therefore, when memorizing words, candidates are required to completely subvert the past method of memorizing words by reading and writing alone, and the words in the listening section mainly emphasize more memorization while listening, and when reciting words, it is necessary to collect wrong words, and establish a wrong word book for those wrong words, so as to facilitate your review of words in ordinary times and before the exam.

Two tricks. If you have time, you should do more intensive listening exercises. This exercise is actually strange and painful for the majority of roast duck, and there are often many students who listen to a sentence, stop a sentence, and write a sentence for the concept of intensive listening.

After writing, they will throw all the materials aside, and then they will never consider the context of listening, and if they do check, they will only find mistakes in the spelling, and they will not think about the deeper reasons in it. Listening to this kind of words is actually like sliding into a "robot mode" and not really thinking about its content, as if when you are reading, you just translate the meaning of every word in each sentence, and never consider the meaning of the whole sentence.

When you have learned to learn and master these two skills, then the Global Ivy League Shanghai Closed IELTS training teacher thinks that you have the possibility, so persevere in practice.