May I ask everyone, will it be too late to report 10G in August?

No, I reported on August 17th, and my senior sister had the experience of reporting in September, and it is said that I was a little rushed to review the written exam after that, because I also had to attend classes. And relatively speaking, the written test is more important, and there are many classifications. So I think mid to late August is good.

LZ: Since the target is 1100, it must be in time. I have a classmate who is similar to you, he applied for the GRE when he went to New Oriental in mid-July, and he only started to review at that time, and finally took the 1280 exam

However, I suggest that LZ memorize vocabulary from now on, and go through the red book at least six or seven times before the exam, otherwise 1100 will be a problem.

If you apply for the GRE at the beginning of August, the computer-based test will be at the end of August, just in time to take the full physical and mental review written test early.

1 is not too late 2 There is also the fact that IELTS and GRE are not equal, and they are two different things at all.

1100 is very simple, anyone with normal math can hit 800 if you have been a sophomore in high school...

Then verbal hit 300 will do.

It's relatively easy, now just memorize the words well.

3 If you take the computer-based test, it is recommended that you take the test at the end of August.

It is a little late, and the computer-based test should be completed by September. There are less than two months to prepare for the written exam, 1100very easy

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It's not like that, the IELTS test is generally a 3-month period and will be updated... That is to say, there will be no big changes in the question type and speaking topics within 3 months,,, such as January-March, April-June, July-September, October-December, which refers to the middle of the month should actually be the test in 3 months. My friend teaches at Huanya, and she goes to the exam at the beginning of every month.

There is no difference between 14 and 21 you said. Especially for the two adjacent exams, it is also oral if there are really new questions. The general trend will not change in 3 months.

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Generally speaking, the first session of the month is more difficult.

The rest is about the same.

It doesn't make a difference if it's a month.

Speaking of language, it seems that every May, a few new questions will be reformed.

But there are still old questions.

Personally, I recommend the 14th, hehe.

There was one on August 13 last year that was relatively simple.

Finally, I wish you a smooth exam and a good result.

In terms of the number of times, it should be better to use the second time. In terms of date, is the 14th closer to the middle of the month?

Don't report the beginning of the month, August is okay, it's more stable, it's not very difficult, it's not very easy, it is recommended that you report October, it's best in mid-October.

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Now there is no time limit for self-examination just for some fixed subjects, when we had a "agricultural extension" professional self-examination college class, to the ninth year of the discontinued, at that time many people were either one or two subjects short, because the subjects they had not had were not the turn of the exam, and all the courses that had passed were invalid. However, at that time, before the first three examinations before the suspension, the Education Bureau notified the candidates. If you are worried that it will be closed, the best thing to do is to consult the recruitment office of your local education bureau.

No, there is no time limit for self-examination now, it doesn't matter, it's not the so-called eight years.