6.5 is not difficult. My English level is average (however, my English level should be below average), and I got 6.5 points without much review. If you have CET-6, you can probably get 6.5. If you have Band 4, you can definitely review carefully. (Actually, I think many people in Band 4 have a better foundation than Band 6. If possible, those who have lost five or six years like you can go to a basic full-time class first. You can go to the basic class early, review according to the teacher's requirements, and go to the intensive class one month before the exam. Just ask people around you about the training class. Although I went to New Oriental, it is said that full-time IELTS classes around the world are also quite good.

I have read and done IELTS 3 and IELTS 4 in Cambridge, and these two books must be done. Doing it four or five times will be very rewarding and can also test your score. Very practical. Most like what the teacher said, I did IELTS 1-4 and IELTS 4 in Cambridge one month before the exam. Teacher New Oriental recommends reading the True Classics, which can be used to say that you usually practice. I don't know if I have done it, but it should be good. Many duck friends say that if you have enough time to do a set of questions every day, you will definitely improve. Also, be sure to read English articles every day, preferably related to IELTS test topics, such as science and technology, economy, society and nature. For example, subscribing to newspapers for 2 1 century and surfing the Internet to read economic websites can help you look up English slowly, help you remember vocabulary, restore your sense of language and improve your reading speed. If you use Chinese and English, you can also enhance your understanding and review for half a year.

If you have poor listening skills, you can listen to "Black Eyes in Northern Language" as a basic listening skill (this is also recommended by Duck Friends, and I have never heard of it, but the evaluation is good). If you think "black eyes" is also difficult, you can start with primary listening, and intermediate listening is similar to black eyes. Then you can specialize in the listening materials of that training class in any training class. After listening to New Oriental, I personally felt very good, and then Cambridge. ! ! Be sure to do it n times, preferably dictation. Sword 3 is the fastest. If you can keep up with the listening of Jian 3, you will have no problem listening to 7. If you have a good foundation, you don't need to listen to black eyes. Then there are listening classics. You can download all the machine classics for free. If you have enough time, you can recite it (that is, a bunch of answers). Personally, I think it's better not to rely on them. I took the exam in March, and 3/4 of them were new questions, so the machine classics were useless. If you are confident that you can recite the classics thoroughly, it will be of great help to improve your grades. If you are lucky, it will be great to meet a bunch of old problems! Listening is easy to get 7 points.

Improving composition is the most difficult. Unless your composition foundation is excellent, you can expect 7 points, otherwise you'd better aim at 6 points. It is much easier to get 6 points in the composition test. The trick is one word, practice! ! ! Practicing a composition every two days (this is my own plan, but unfortunately it has not been implemented, and writing is too painful ...) When practicing, I have to write over and over again, and it is best to write the topic in a model essay, so that there is a contrast and the gains are really great. Then, you'd better find someone with strong composition to help you correct it, so that you know where your weaknesses are. It's important to change it yourself and find someone to change it! ! The most difficult aspect for people with poor foundation to improve is composition. You must have perseverance! ! ! Write every day, and after you finish it, you must first change it according to the model essay and see the gap. There are many composition materials. Choose the one that suits you. The recommendation upstairs should be good.

Oral English … I'm not qualified to give you advice, because I failed oral English … anyway, I still have to practice. According to the foreign teachers in New Oriental, I need to buy a repeater, answer questions and say topics in the repeater, and then listen to the recording to find my weaknesses and practice 15 days, so that my oral English will be improved a lot. Then I need to practice the methods taught by the training class teacher … I must practice loudly every day! Otherwise, you will be finished like me ... your biggest advantage is that you have plenty of time, so there will be no problem! !

Vocabulary can't give you any advice. I always can't remember the words, so I simply don't recite them. And different people are suitable for different vocabulary books. If you have almost forgotten the words, you can recite them from CET-4 first, because IELTS vocabulary is actually similar to CET-6 vocabulary. You can plan your time step by step. You can refer to IELTS Vocabulary and Reading Stories and Memorizing Words edited by Hu Min. The words in these two books are the same.

Also, you can go to the Worry-Free IELTS Forum to see what others think! There are many useful experiences and materials on the IELTS website. If you have any questions, you can ask them. The duck friends above are very enthusiastic! ! It is also very important to check the information online in time, especially when the forecast is made one week before the exam. Although the prediction may not be accurate, it can still give you a direction.

I haven't used the machine guide and I can't give you relevant advice, but reading the machine guide is definitely useful, as long as you don't bet on it. Anyway, the teacher said it. Improving and consolidating the foundation is the correct solution. IELTS has many shortcuts, so it is not difficult to improve in a short time. Keep your chin up! ! ! If you have confidence, you can play well ~ ~ Don't be afraid! ! You can do it! ! !

I think your goals are: listening 7, reading 7, composition 6 (preferably 7) and speaking 6, so that you will get 6.5 points overall, and your listening and reading will be relatively better.

Buy some real simulation questions to do, and strongly recommend Cambridge 1, 2, 3. I heard that the fourth book has been published now, and this one is not bad. I was so excited and confident that I unexpectedly got 7 points in a series of questions I did. Hehe ~ As for writing, a white paper by MORGEN is good. I teach you handwriting, which is highly recommended. Finally, I wish.

So far, there is no official information about IELTS vocabulary, but according to the introduction of domestic IELTS training authorities such as New Oriental, New Channel and Huanya:

The vocabulary of IELTS reading is around 7000 (you will know the meaning when you see English, and you don't need spelling);

The writing vocabulary is about 3000 (skilled use, not mastered)

The vocabulary of speaking and listening is about 3000-5000 words.

I suggest you buy a vocabulary book of New Oriental or New Channel:)

This is what I use. Very useful:)

Come on ~ ~! 6.5 is actually not that scary ~