First,? Effective use of official information:
The official study materials are absolutely an artifact of learning IELTS! IELTS official website has free sample questions and exercise materials. Don't miss it! These materials are closest to the examination requirements, and the content is the most authoritative and reliable. Of course, we should also combine other reference materials to make our study more comprehensive.
Second,? Set clear goals:
Without a clear learning goal, it's like getting lost in the shopping street and being mindless. Therefore, we should set clear learning goals for ourselves and make a reasonable timetable. For example, how many articles to read every week, or how many words to recite every day. Only in this way can we effectively manage time and improve efficiency.
Third,? Practice writing more:
IELTS writing is not bragging, it needs certain skills and accumulation, and writing more and practicing more is king! Practice all kinds of questions, such as chart description, argumentative essay, etc. At the same time, pay attention to the accuracy of writing structure and vocabulary, and don't forget to ask the teacher for advice or ask the writing guidance for feedback.
Fourth,? Listen to radio and podcasts:
The best way to improve listening is to listen more! Listen to English radio, podcast, TED talk and so on. This can not only exercise our listening, but also improve our understanding of different speech speeds and accents. Of course, don't forget to use official listening materials to practice and improve our dictation and comprehension.
Verb (short for verb)? Extensive reading:
Besides textbooks, I suggest you read more English articles, such as news, magazines and novels. It can not only enlarge our vocabulary, but also improve our reading comprehension. For non-native English speakers, reading English articles is a good way to improve their sense of language and get used to English thinking!
Six, oral training is indispensable:
IELTS speaking test is not a trivial matter, which requires fluent and natural expression skills, so you should practice speaking frequently! Practice oral English with other native English learners or friends to simulate the real exam environment. Answer common questions, practice describing charts, and pay attention to fluency, pronunciation and grammatical correctness.
Seven,? Make a reasonable review plan:
Review is the key link. Review what you have learned before regularly and make a reasonable review plan. This can not only consolidate knowledge, improve memory, but also maintain the continuity of learning.
In short, learning IELTS requires hard work and patience, but as long as you persist, you will definitely get good results! I hope these suggestions from Xiaohongshu can help you. Come on, friends!