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Use practice and preparation materials from official sources: Cambridge, British Council and IDP. If there are other sources that you think are useful, make sure they are made by exam experts, i.e. people who have been involved in writing IELTS tests.

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1. Cambridge Vocabulary for IELTS

2. Cambridge Grammar for IELTS

3. Common Mistakes at IELTS Intermediate

4. The Official Cambridge Guide to IELTS

5. New Insight into IELTS

6. Advice and help from IELTS expert Pauline Cullen

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Cambridge Online Dictionary
Recommended by some test writers. Offers the meaning in Arabic for some words.
The Online Oxford Advanced Learner's Dictionary
Offers the pronunciation of individual verb forms.
The Online Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English
Perhaps the most comprehensive learner's dictionary. Has a special section for IELTS exam practice.

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IELTS official website
IDP: IELTS Essentials
British Council: Road to IELTS
British Council Take IELTS
YouTube channels:
IELTS Official
IDP: IELTS Essentials
Take IELTS Official
Facebook pages:
IELTS Official
IELTS IDP Education
Take IELTS Official

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Use the official materials from Cambridge University Press, the IELTS series 9+

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Plan your IELTS preparation well. Do NOT overwhelm yourself trying to use all the resources at once. Let your aims drive you, i.e. focus on one thing at a time and use the resources that will help you towards that goal.

It's perhaps a good idea to start with a preparation course with an exam specialist. This will help you understand the exam and know how to use resources well.

IELTS is pretty straightforward if you do it right.