How to take the IELTS test on October 30

According to your situation, I think it is necessary to make up from the basics, the basic vocabulary and grammar you can look at the lower concept, the new concept 2-3 will help you more, and then the IELTS intensive stage, I personally think that IELTS intensive words or go to register for a class is safer, if you look at it yourself, the effect will definitely not be good, I am like this, I used to see it myself, only 6 points in the test, and then I went to Ningbo Global IELTS to apply for a pre-test intensive class, according to the teacher's skills in class and the actual combat exercises after class, it was easy to score 7 points, The teachers at Universal are really professional and responsible

I can tell you this, I think as long as you eat these things thoroughly, you can do it, and Di Lao, who is also a professional IELTS, is recommended for this! If you still want to have a study plan, you can make it yourself! Whatever suits you on your own will be.

Wow, you have to work hard to get a 7.

You can't just read a book on your own.

You can go to an IELTS training course in the summer.

Step by step.

Start with 6 shifts.

You can go to Nanjing Langge to have a look.

It's horrible. The plan can only be based on your own weaknesses.

I think it's okay to read any set of books as long as you eat them thoroughly.

I am high 2 IELTS 8 points. All the review materials and experience you need have been summarized in my space log.

IELTS is a standardised test and there is no difference in results from time to time.

The question change month is also mainly for some topics of speaking, if the usual review is not enough, there is no difference in the number of months of the test. Whether the August exam or the September exam depends on how well you digest after studying, when you feel ready, if you are just to avoid September and you are not ready, the August exam is better than the September exam.

Most candidates will not choose three months to register for the IELTS test, because these three months, the examiner is not in a good mood, the range of questions is not accurate, the score is not easy to say, and the ocean of more than 2,000 is like a stone used to play in the water, and you can't find it back when you sink into the water.

Because many test ducks still have time to wait for results, they will not choose these months, but there are still cuties who have to rush forward because of the tight school grades.

The length of the revision time is related to many factors, such as each person's learning ability, English proficiency, guaranteed revision time, and your target score, etc., which will directly affect your revision time.

Generally speaking, people who can score more than 80% in English in the college entrance examination (for example, a full score of 150 can score more than 120), the IELTS score should be around the same. Generally. Each improvement in your IELTS score requires an investment of about 200 hours of English language study.

Therefore, the preparation time for IELTS test for candidates who have reached CET-4 is about 6 months.

Similarly, the preparation time for the IELTS test for candidates who have reached English level 6 only needs about 3 months, and if you take an IELTS training course, basically, you can work hard for two or three months.

Review Method:

1.Memorize what you need to memorize in the textbook and find some questions to do.

2.When preparing for the exam, the teacher will hand out the test papers, that is, the test papers that have been taken before. You just have to take a good look at the mistakes, and it's better to copy the mistakes again.

Personally, I feel that the situation of the landlord is more difficult to say.

I don't want to talk to the landlord about how to review anything else. After all, the version itself has been hastily prepared for less than a month.,Although there is.,But it's mainly the previous foundation.。。 No tricks.

What I want to tell the landlord is that if a single subject is above 6 points, this is difficult. Mainly speaking and writing. Personally, I feel that writing is the hardest.

Among the students who took the test with me this time, 60% had a score of 7 or more, but none of them scored more than 6 points in writing, and there seemed to be only 3 or 4 of them who reached 6 points, accounting for about 20%. The owner of the composition building must practice diligently. At that time, I was in a hurry to the exam room because I only wrote one or two essays, and I still don't know how to write IELTS essays...

As for speaking, this varies from person to person. However, the probability of speaking above 6 is still higher than that of essay. As long as the landlord practices speaking every day, the progress is quite fast.

For listening and reading, some of my classmates are not very good at English, but they are also preparing to take the test with me after less than a month, and some of them have scored a lot of individual items. There was one who couldn't speak English and even took two. So I think it's good for the landlord to prepare two parts in general, and these two pieces are easy to do.

The focus is still on composition.。。。

What you said upstairs is not right! Writing is the hardest score for Chinese candidates, and reaching 6 is not so easy. On the contrary, listening and reading are the easiest to improve.

I think that in addition to laying a solid foundation for 2 months, skill is also very important. It is recommended to take IELTS courses, and if you don't have enough time, you can also take a single class course according to your own situation. And, you think, you want, 6 points in a single subject, then at least four items must also be 6 6 to last, you can come according to your own situation Hehe.

I can recommend you like this: Listening: First go to the listening class of Yawang Lu, do it according to her requirements, if you like to be machined, then buy Ben Lu Qiaomei's listening machine, which is relatively complete.

I haven't made it possible to listen to Qi Lianshan or Zhang Yue's reading class.

Speaking: It is recommended to take the course of Huanya Chen Pai, and she will write all the topics for you and memorize them. The spoken language of going to the new channel when you have enough time is also very useful. Buy the book "Ten Days to Break IELTS Speaking", Shen Xiaowei or Wang Lu's "Witty Words".

Writing: Buy the book "Ten Days to Break IELTS Writing" Shen Xiaowei, study it yourself, or do it in the last class.

It's all my own experience, because I took the IE thinking test for nearly a year and took a lot of detours, so I don't want everyone to repeat my mistakes again. Write so much, anyway, come on! My sister next to me was in a very similar situation to you when I was in class, but she worked in a foreign company, and she may usually use English, anyway, she scored 7 points in one test, and I wish you success!

Check out IELTS School in Beijing. In your case, time is still relatively tight, you can choose evening and weekend classes for intensive training.

As long as you have a little foundation in English and find some good ways to work hard, I believe it will be very fast.

I think it's okay, and the essay is better scored. Then it's time to practice listening and speaking more, and if you memorize more words, reading will not be a big problem.

Find the right way to take IELTS. Time is a bit tight, so you'd better prepare for the test.

Exam mode: 1. Blind paper and pen mode.

Candidates who choose the paper-and-pencil mode will take the Listening, Reading and Writing sections of the test in paper-and-pencil mode, as well as the Speaking test in the "Conversation to All" format. Paper-based mode is available for IELTS Academic and General Training, and IELTS Academic and General Training for UK Visas and Immigration.

2. Computer-based test mode.

Candidates who choose the computer-based test mode will take and pass the three parts of the Listening, Reading and Writing tests through the computer-based test mode"Everybody talks"Form to take the speaking test. The computer-delivered test is available for IELTS Academic and General Training, IELTS Academic for UK Visas and Immigration. The computer-based test mode is completely consistent with the traditional paper-and-pencil mode in terms of test fees, in-test accompaniment capacity, scoring criteria, difficulty level, test question types, and test security settings.

Exam Registration:All IELTS test takers in Chinese mainland are required to log in to the NEEA IELTS test registration** to register and pay. IELTS test registration is open all year round, and you can register as soon as the test schedule is announced, with the latest registration time being two weeks before the test.

However, due to the large number of applicants, candidates should register at least two months in advance to ensure that there are enough seats. Candidates can choose to take the test at any test center in the country according to their own situation, and there is no geographical restriction.