How to improve TOEFL, IELTS listening ability? Heroes who have experienced, help, thank you!

First of all, you have to make it clear to yourself whether you want to take IELTS or TOEFL, if you are studying abroad, you can choose one of the two, and you don't need to take both. If you immigrate, you can take IELTS.

However, in terms of difficulty, IELTS is slightly easier. So I recommend that you take IELTS instead. There are a total of 40 IELTS listening questions, and normally you can get 6 points if you answer about 25 correctly, and 6 points if you study abroad.

So it's still relatively simple. First of all, you must listen and practice more, there are many good methods, just see which one is suitable for you, recommend a few to you, and refer to it yourself: one is the two-way listening method of teacher Lu Qiaomei, she has this book herself, you can take a look; the second is Chen Tingting's five-step listening method, and she also has related books; The third is to learn in combination with the listening machine scripture, and the "Global Famous Teacher Talks about the Listening Machine Sutra" is very complete!

Think for yourself and good luck!

1. Listening: Mainly listen to the slow English of the radio, listen first and then listen to the fast one, it is better to have a one that can listen to shortwave and FM, we used to make our own anti-jammers to listen to foreign channels.

2. The spoken language mainly follows foreign TV dramas, such as traveling all over the United States Friends, these spoken languages are still very powerful.

3. Grammar Personally, I don't think we need to pay too much attention to grammar Grammar is not as important as we do abroad.

4. You can memorize the words of gre or read foreign news**, such as the BBC's, copy down the words you don't know and memorize them in the morning.

5. Don't learn English according to the Chinese way of education, it's all dumb and deaf English! Hmph

All the methods and information you need to know are summarized in the space log. You go straight to learning and avoid detours.

In various types of English tests, for most Shenzhen candidates, the most difficult thing is not grammar, vocabulary, or even speaking, but listening. The reason for this is that for a person with an average level of English, even if he does not speak well and has all kinds of pronunciation or word mistakes, he can say some of them in the IELTS or TOEFL test anyway. However, in the face of IELTS and TOEFL listening tests, when native speakers speak English at their normal speaking speed, y-sound, and intonation, the test taker may lose more than ten seconds of information if he or she is slightly distracted, and the content behind him cannot be connected when he comes back to his senses.

For most IELTS and TOEFL test takers, especially TOEFL test takers, listening is carried out throughout almost the entire test process, so candidates are required to have strong listening skills.

On the surface, it seems that the test is English listening, but in fact, Shenzhen candidates are required to be very familiar with the pronunciation rules, pronunciation methods and characteristics of native speakers speaking English, as well as English grammar and vocabulary. Otherwise, any conjunction, detonation, or a more complex clause may cause you to be unable to understand it. Therefore, if Shenzhen candidates want to get a high score in the IELTS and TOEFL listening tests, they need to improve their English listening skills in a solid manner, and at the same time, they also need to understand the types of questions, language rhythms, common topics, and scenarios of the IELTS and TOEFL listening tests through continuous brushing.

For the IELTS TOEFL test, the so-called test-taking skills must be based on sufficient English proficiency.