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Tips to pass IELTS your first time taking it Part 1 - james020 - 28-06-2022 18:38
Tips to pass IELTS your first time taking it Part 1
Every candidate wants to pass IELTS on the first attempt. As with any other test, the key lies in the preparation. As the foremost English-language test for international students going abroad, though, your preparation may differ from the average test.
IELTS is unique in its format, providing assessment in four separate categories: listening, reading, writing, and speaking. You must therefore prove sufficient skills in each to pass the test. Check out these five tips to pass IELTS on your first try.
Practise, practise, practise
As with any other language, you must practise English a lot before you can pass IELTS. Take advantage of the free practice papers from the British Council, among others available online. You could also sharpen your skills with the IELTS Indicator, which is a test you can take from the comfort of your home.
Diversify your sources
Learning English is fun because there are many ways to improve your listening, reading, writing, and speaking skills. You can watch the world’s most famous movies and series. You can listen to all types of songs and podcasts. You can read everything from subtitles to the news.
Diversifying your methods allows you to identify what works best for you. Besides the steps above, you should also study model answers and read books to familiarise yourself with good English usage. A dictionary comes in handy, too.
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Diversifying your methods allows you to identify what works best for you. Besides the steps above, you should also study model answers and read books to familiarise yourself with good English usage. A dictionary comes in handy, too.