Here is a checklist of things recommended doing if you’re preparing for the IELTS test.
IELTS Listening
- I’ve done at least four full practice tests
- I know what to expect in each of the four sections
- I’ve seen at least one example of a ‘trick’ in the test
IELTS Reading
- I know what the ‘keyword technique’ is, and I’ve practised using it
- I know how to do ‘paragraph matching’ questions
- I understand the difference between ‘false’ and ‘not given’
- I’ve done at least four full practice tests
IELTS Speaking
- I know how to answer part 1 questions
- I know what the six main topics are in part 2, and I’ve prepared ideas for them
- I’ve practised answering part 3 questions using answer technique
- I’ve done at least four full practice tests
IELTS Writing Task 1 (Academic)
- I know how to write a one-sentence introduction
- I know what an ‘overview’ paragraph should include
- I’ve practised describing and comparing numbers, and describing trends
- I know how to describe a process
- I’ve written at least four task 1 reports and had them marked
IELTS Writing Task 2
- I know how to write a three-sentence introduction, and what it should contain
- I can write a 4-sentence paragraph using a “one idea” structure
- I know how to write a two-sentence conclusion, and what it should contain
- I’ve written at least four task 2 essays and had them marked
TIPS: You can take a full test each week here on this APP . Hills will give you a score . That helps you know your current level.
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