I hope to prepare for the exam rationally. Take it easy. Studying day and night is unbearable for people's mind and body. Generally, you can get the ideal effect by brushing twice, and you will be familiar with the real IELTS scene in the first actual combat. If you are not satisfied with the score, you can make up what you lack in the exam, and then study in a targeted way, so that you can arrange your time reasonably. If you want to pass it at once, you'd better find an experienced teacher to help you, and suggest that you go to Peiwen Pedagogy.

First, increase vocabulary accumulation in daily life. Learning is actually a habit. Once good habits are formed, vocabulary, oral English and listening will become very easy.

Secondly, get into the habit of reciting words every day. Maybe five a day, ten a day, or twenty, depending on one's memory and understanding. Some words memorized every day will naturally be forgotten, but they will be consolidated through repetition and daily application, and some will always belong to themselves.

I hope to adopt.