Category: IELTS

IELTS Listening Tip no.2: 3 movies everyday A person who is going to appear for the IELTS exam should be watching at least 2 to 3 movies in a day or else the person will suffer a lot in the actual exam.

IELTS Listening Tip no.1: Watch English movies There is no point of taking the IELTS exam if you cannot even understand English movies. You would fail miserably if you do not watch English movies and dramas.

IELTS Reading IELTS Reading Tip no.1: Read stuff Read as much as you can. Reading 3 passages is not a hard task if you could form of habit of reading novels. The habit can be formed by reading novels before sleeping. IELTS Reading Tip no.2:  Read the questions first Read the questions first. There are…

IELTS Speaking Tip no.15: Do not memorize You would be able to find many speaking topics and their sample answers and I would even encourage you to read them in order to have an idea about the topic, but never memorize the topics because that would lead to great ambiguity in your mind. Even if…

IELTS Speaking Tip no.14: Ask the examiner to repeat If you fail to understand what the examiner is saying it is recommended that you ask the examiner to repeat the question. There is a high probability that the examiner would ask the question in a simpler way when asked to repeat the question.

IELTS Speaking Tip no.13: Speak Slowly An average speaker speaks anywhere from 200 to 300 words in 2 minutes. You would not be required to speak a specific number of words, so please do not speak quickly. I have seen a lot of my students taking their score down just by speaking quickly and when…

IELTS Speaking Tip no.12: Examiner would be friendly Examiner would be constantly smiling and the examiner is going to encourage you to speak well, so stop getting afraid of the examiner and relax. The examiner would be friendlier than the teacher or instructor from whom you got tuition.

IELTS Speaking Tip no.11: Complete sentences Avoid giving answers in YES or NO. The exam requires from you to speak complete sentences. To keep it simple I would say that whenever a question is asked from you, you have to combine 5 WHY’s.

IELTS Speaking Tip no.10: Lie as much as you can There would be many topics in the exam regarding which you would know nothing, so you will have to make stuff up. You can never say no for an answer so whatever they examiner asks you, you will have to make stuff up and speak.

IELTS Speaking Tip no.9: Confidence does not exist I see people talking about confidence and hesitation all the time, but has anyone ever understood the real meaning of confidence. There is no such thing as confidence. Having no confidence does not mean you would not be able speak English, you will only not be able…