IELTS LISTENING TIPS
Have a good ear for accents.
A range of native-speaker accents
- British, Australian, American, New Zealand, Canadian etc. is used in the listening test, so it’s a huge advantage if you are able to understand all of them.
- Train your ears by subscribing to English podcasts and TV news channels. Try listening to Disney World Stories from YouTube which is told by different nationalities.
IELTS READING TIPS
IELTS WRITINGTIPS
- Perform a thorough analysis of assigned tasks and prepare the answers.
- Divide your time smartly
- 20 minutes for Task 1
- 40 minutes for Task 2
- Try to write over 150 words for Writing Task 1
- Try to write over 250 for Writing Task 2
- Ensure that you write a conclusion for task 2
- Write precise, relevant answers.
- Avoid writing long paragraphs and sentences
- Avoid Repetition of Words, Phrases &Ideas,
- Use active voice & avoid writing in passive voice
- Submit after thorough revision and proofreading
IELTS SPEAKINGTIPS
- Speak clearly &fluently with the right speed.
- Listen & understand the questions asked carefully.
- You can add more information to the answers but ensure it is relevant.
- Focus on good vocabulary, grammar range of tenses, and sentence structure equally.
- Be cool &confident during your speaking exam.
- Don’t take too long pauses.
- You can ask the examiner to repeat the question if you didn’t understand or was not clear.