What should I do if the IELTS I just took is lower than before?

See if there are any cases where the speaking and writing are underscored, and then go to the reconsideration to see ==

Summarize the reasons and keep up the good work.

Keep taking the test, maybe you didn't play well.

First of all, IELTS is divided into four subjects: listening, speaking, reading and writing, with 9 points each.

Compared with the fourth and sixth levels, the IELTS test is closer to life and more academic, taking IELTS listening as an example, it is divided into four parts, usually the first part is a daily conversation between two people, which is very practical. The second part is usually a narrative by one person, the third part is usually a conversation between two or more people involved in academics, and the fourth part is usually an academic statement.

IELTS writing includes large essays and small essays, small essays are generally chart questions, large essays are a discussion, the writing process should pay attention to the use of logical thinking, it is recommended to consult professional teachers to modify and guide the usual exercises, and continue to improve.

A year is OK.

First of all, you must plan your study progress, grasp the key points of the IELTS test, step by step, and be prepared to endure hardships, and it will definitely be no problem to improve your IELTS score.

To learn from scratch, you need to go through the foundation of English, starting from pronunciation and grammar, then adding vocabulary, and then entering junior high school and high school level, and so on to accumulate a certain vocabulary before you can rush to a higher level.

After reaching the high school level and above, it will be considered to enter the IELTS warm-up, and at this time you can officially get in touch with some of the logic of IELTS, reaching the high school level is basically equivalent to achieving an IELTS score of about 10, and it will become much easier to improve from IELTS score to IELTS 6 score.

Everyone's learning ability is different, comprehension ability is also different, from zero to IELTS 6 points, the time is also different, generally speaking, there are 3 months to achieve, there are half a year to achieve, and more 1-2 years to achieve, but, no matter what, as long as you work hard, it is a matter of time before you get the ideal score.

1 year is enough, the foundation is almost 0 and starts from 0, I think you start learning from ** when it is the most difficult time now.

problems. Because I was in this situation before, I knew that my foundation was poor, but I didn't have any direction. What you should do now is to learn grammar and never think that grammar is not heavy.

I also signed up for one or two classes, not cheap, more than 10,000, the tragedy is that it has not improved, because they are all directly IELTS questions, and they can't keep up, mainly because they were more blind at the time, not according to their own situation. Finally, it is also a coincidence, I signed up for an IELTS course in Durham English in **. The teacher just started to make up the grammar according to my situation, and then made up IELTS, to be honest, it will be resistant to grammar, and it may also be related to the destruction of English in high school, ha, I always feel that the grammar is boring and difficult to understand, and it will be in a hurry to get scores, but the teacher used more than 10 lessons to help me string the grammar from beginning to end, it is easy to understand, and there is a feeling of sudden enlightenment after learning the grammar part, it turns out that grammar is learned in this way.

If you learn the basics well, you will be able to read and write long and difficult sentences, and you will feel that your previous hearing is not so far away. On the contrary, I don't think the skills of doing questions in the past are so important. In the end, I took the test twice, once 6 and the second time.

In retrospect, we all know that the foundation is very important, but why don't we just go straight to the questions instead of trying to improve, including me. The biggest reason is because I didn't know what the basics were before, so I must have just come across to learn and fragment chemistry, so I knew a little, but in fact, the foundation was very poor. It's really not difficult at all, I hope that the same as my previous 4-5 friends must understand, 4-5 at this time, don't look at a month 7 minutes, two months of skills, it's really a castle in the air, can't support it, or seek truth from facts, face up to your poor foundation, make up the foundation, sharpen the knife and don't cut wood.

Individual English proficiency is different, the method is different, and the study time is also different.

You can go to the official website of Langge** to register an account and log in There is a course selection center, pull down and click on IELTS, and then you enter the corresponding page, that's it, that's all shared by many students who have learned.

If you are interested, you can take a look at it on the spot.

If you want to pass IELTS from zero in one year, you really have to put in some effort, you have to treat yourself as a newborn calf in this matter, don't think so high, even though you are already a college student. English is actually not difficult, IELTS is not only to write, but also to have speaking, you should always practice pronunciation and listening when you are learning, which is helpful for the cultivation of English sense, for writing and other aspects including grammar, there are special IELTS tutorial classes, I have not been there, but I think we high school students can study hard can pass the test, you should not waste money on tutoring classes, spend more energy on language sense and grammar, will definitely be raised, remember, learning is lacking in effort rather than time!

I don't feel like it's enough, and those who have been studying will have a hard time taking the exam in the third year of high school.

It is necessary to lay a good foundation for English learning, vocabulary is the most important thing, accumulate over time, and with a certain vocabulary, listening, reading, and writing are guaranteed.

If it's just to cope with the exam, I personally feel that the grammar aspect just needs to master what is sent, and the more grammar you learn, the more confused you will become, so that the most basic ones are not clear, this is just a little personal opinion, but the feeling is still effective Hee Hee I hope it can help you.

Hey, I'm also worried about English, since this convenience is lacking, don't think too much about it first, just work hard,

The foundation of IELTS is relatively poor, and it can be improved in the short term. At Suzhou Beiya, students with weak foundations will be trained in IELTS foundation, such as Genesis English, the IELTS-specific part of New Concept English. However, students generally reported that although Genesis was in English, the learning effect was better than that of the new concept.

Hello classmates:

According to the IELTS test questions and the experience of IELTS candidates, if you want to achieve an IELTS score, you need about 5,000 words, and if you want to achieve an IELTS score, you need at least 8,000 words proficiently.

Each of the four sections of IELTS has corresponding vocabulary and different vocabulary requirements, in general:

The vocabulary of IELTS reading is about 7000 (you know the meaning when you see English, and you don't need to spell it);

IELTS writing vocabulary is around 3000 (proficient in using but not mastering);

IELTS speaking and listening vocabulary is around 3000-5000 (can understand and spell).

If you want to take IELTS now, you need to supplement the IELTS vocabulary and grammar basics first!

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IELTS is not easy to take in the exam. The IELTS test is divided into four parts: listening, reading, and writing, which examines students' actual English application ability, and as an authoritative international test, it is still very difficult.

The first reason is that the entire teaching system of English we grew up and the problems we hope to solve are actually inconsistent with the focus of IELTS and TOEFL assessments for people who want to go abroad. To take the simplest example, most of our English teaching from an early age focuses on the ability to input English, that is, it will involve a lot in listening and reading, but in terms of output, such as speaking and writing, in fact, the amount of practice is not enough, so basically in the exam, the student's score in the input is okay, but in the output, especially in speaking and writing, his score will be significantly lower, which is the reason for the English teaching received since childhood.

The second reason is that the evaluation of teaching materials and teaching methods finds that most of our current tests are aimed at his mastery of past knowledge, but in IELTS and TOEFL, the test is aimed at the present ability and the extent to which it can meet the needs of the future, so there is a contradiction in the assessment point, we ignore the aspect of communication and application ability, which is related to our teaching and learning.

For many study abroad assessments, I think that although it is positioned in the language test, but the whole examination of a student is definitely not limited to the language ability test, the student takes a TOEFL test, takes an IELTS test, in fact, in addition to his language ability, including his time management ability, his implementation of the student plan, including his ability to withstand pressure in the examination room, etc., in fact, it is actually an all-round comprehensive quality of his examination. Therefore, I think that in the past students' learning, we actually paid more attention to our own language ability.