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IELTS TIPS FOR ALL MODULES
The IELTS exam can be difficult if you are not well-prepared. It’s crucial that you begin your preparation early if you want to score well. You will be tested on all four language skills—speaking, reading, writing, and listening—over the course of three hours.
The following advice can help you do well on the IELTS exam:
TIPS FOR THE IELTS LISTENING TEST
– Above all, make sure your headphones are in functioning order; if not, raise your hand.
– Make the most of the time provided to prepare your questions. Go over them before the recording begins.
– Pay close attention to the tape, paying more attention to the answers than trying to grasp everything. Keep in mind that the recording is only played once.
– As you listen to the recording, make notes on your question paper.
– Write each response in the allotted word count.
– Before submitting, check and correct spelling and punctuation.
– Try to type your responses entirely in capital letters.
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TIPS FOR THE IELTS READING TEST
– When responding, pay close attention to all the details in the question paper’s figures, graphs, and images.
– Don’t spend time on a question if you are unable to understand it. Instead, go on to the next; you can always return at a later time to complete this.
– Save your time and stop writing question papers. There’s a clock on this, and there won’t be any more time for you to transfer answers afterwards.
– Pay close attention to the questions and concentrate on using the passage to obtain the answers.
– Be succinct, grammatically accurate, and direct. Before submitting, proofread.
– Try to type your responses entirely in capital letters.
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TIPS FOR THE IELTS WRITING TEST
– Analyze the tasks given carefully and mentally prepare the answers as soon as possible.
– Using good time management, allocate 20 minutes to job 1 and 40 minutes to task (as the latter is longer and requires more points).
– For task 1, aim to write more than 150 words, and for task 2, more than 250.
– Don’t repeat thoughts, expressions, or statements.
– Make sure you write task 2’s conclusion.
– Write succinct, pertinent responses. Don’t write lengthy sentences and paragraphs.
– Use the active voice. Avoid writing in passive voice
– Don’t submit anything without carefully reviewing and proofreading it.
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IELTS SPEAKING TEST ADVICE
– Talk intelligibly, slowly, and fluently.
– Pay close attention to the questions posed and provide direct responses.
– You can expand on the responses and make sure they continue to be applicable.
– Ask the examiner to rephrase the question if necessary.
– As you speak, project confidence.
– Avoid prolonged pauses.
– Pay equal attention to vocabulary, tenses, grammar, and sentence form.
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SOME QUICK ADVICE FOR EXAM DAY
– Make sure you have the necessary identification with you. Bring the same kind of identification that you used to apply for the test.
– Verify the test’s location, date, and time twice. Allow adequate time for your trip to prevent being late.
– There will be a wall clock in the examination room for reference; watches are not permitted in the room.
– When the supervisor is delivering directions, pay close attention and ask again if you have any questions.
– Since there are no wrong answers, try your best to answer every question.
– Never try to copy or cheat the task of another student.
– As instructed by the supervisor, leave your stuff outside the examination hall.
– Retaining the question paper and answer sheet is not permitted.
IELTS TIPS FOR ALL MODULES
