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For academic IELTS there are 4 parts, listening, reading, writing , and speaking. Bands are decided on average. For example 7,7,8,9 will result in band 8 with an average of 7.75. The listening part has filled in the blanks, about informations we hear and matching? questions. Reading contains paragraph matching, true, false, not given questions, it also contains finding key terms in the questions and filling in blanks. Writing contains two parts. Part A being a description of a chart or a graph. And Part B contains an argumentative, discursive writings. All the practice questions are available in many websites. You can practice speaking by watching channels like IELTS speaking or BBC videos. These will all likely help in the IELTS. And, most importantly, work hard

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Preparing for IELTS needs a lot of practice. Personally, i feel like practicing the past papers for listening, reading, speaking and writing is extremely important to be able to take the IELTS exam flawlessly.

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1. Do multiple practice paper or resources available to feel more prepared for the actual test and to become more use to IELTS exam format.

2. Practice speaking grammatically with others or even self talk could be helpful

3. Reading articles or news online to assist in expanding your vocabulary

4. Make sure to be an active listener

5. Time management is crucial during the exam

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IELTS is a scenario of 4 English skills: Writing, Reading, Listening and Speaking. A preparation of these skills to require to achieve excellent band scores. Daily reading from a wide range of books, magazines, articles and journals help achieve great reading skills. Learning and researching about other skills increase the knowledge band of IELTS.

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Have to use advanced vocabulary

Listening is hard to get 30 out of 40 because it’s so fast and plays only one time

Reading is complicated and easy to lose marks

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Just have fun and go slow and steady, its not a subject worth stressing over

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1. Take preparation classes

2. Read related books

3. Listen to some podcasts

4. Practice your writing and ask help from an expert to give you feedback

5. Ask for tips from those who have tried IELTS before

6. Know about the format

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Time management, Regular speaking practice, paraphrasing, confidence, formal tones, vocabulary, grammar skills, chart reading, maps navigation and graph reading skills

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I’ve come across many IELTS students. From them I learned that IELTS is usually 2 months course. The teacher would help and train you on how to speak and express well to a topic that’s chosen on spot, listening and writing training and so on.

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In the most bland and vague way possible, one should be proficient at English if they aspire for a high band score. For non arduous methods, read novels, as I believe reading advanced English will elucidate one on the way of the English and its deep intricacies. Moreover, if there is a person proficient at English you may be aware of, try talking to them in English, and just utilize English as your main language in general.

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In the most bland and vague way possible, one should be proficient at English if they aspire for a high band score. For non arduous methods, read novels, as I believe reading advanced English will elucidate one on the way of the English and its deep intricacies. Moreover, if there is a person proficient at English you may be aware of, try talking to them in English, and just utilize English as your main language in general.

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Watch movies with no subtitles and speak a lot.

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should have knowledge about wide range of vocabulary to be able to improve your English and also building confidence in your self is the main key.

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Someone with enough experience to guide you is definitely a must. It would be better if you can find a reliable training center to help you through the whole process. As for the practice materials, if you enjoy physical workbooks, buy ones that will be most effective to you after careful consideration. Online course books are also available for those who’d prefer computer-based trainings.

I believe the key to IELTS is an extensive understanding of each question type as well as the most effective way to tackle each one.

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Need to be a hard-working student, be passionate about it, learn from experts and keep trying until you reach your goal band scores.

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Read daily

Listen to English podcasts

Have an English partner to talk to

Absorb new vocabularies everyday

Watch movies with English subtitles

Or watch English movies without any subtitles to improve listening and to adapt their accents

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Try to be a natural in speaking English—you shouldn’t have to force yourself to try to speak English. Practice speaking English regularly, preferably every day, and you should have exposure to English activities and stuff.

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Read books. Practice speaking, listening, writing and reading. Attend IELTS classes from academic schools. Ask teachers and seniors about it and try to improve from that.

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Have a mindset of dedication and focus on the lessons.

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Read magazines, journals, news and blogs daily.

Practise writing the past assessments at least once in a week.

Watch IELTS preparation videos.

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Time management

Paraphrasing

Writing formats

Formal language

Focus

Advance words

Navigation is important for writing task one

Compare the datas and writing task one

Use direct language

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Attend Ielts prep class, try to speak more often with strangers, build confidence, practice speaking English

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Talk a lot

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Read a lot

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One should practice a lot and start using wider vocabulary

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Study

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Listen as much as you can.

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For speaking, watching youtube where students are practicing could be beneficial. For reading and writing would be more exposure to different type of texts: journals, magazine and formal letters. For listening, i guess just listen.

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1. Practice your academic writing

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1. Be good at English