The IELTS test is divided into four parts: listening (30 minutes), reading (60 minutes), writing (60 minutes) and speaking (1 1- 15 minutes). IELTS is also divided into academic classes and training classes. If you study abroad, you need to take an academic exam. If you are just an immigrant, you need to take an academic reading test. Writing is to write two articles in an hour, one is to look at the chart to summarize the class, and the other is to express one's views according to some social phenomena. Spoken English is to communicate face to face with a foreign examiner and ask you some questions. It is not difficult to say IELTS, but it is definitely not easy. If your English level is only in junior high school, I suggest you prepare for it for a long time, at least three months, preferably six months. Persistence and interest are the keys to learning English.

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