Many IELTS reference books, have you chosen the right one? ?

Bian Xiao has compiled IELTS reference books with 6 points, 7 points and higher goals for everyone! Everybody look down ~

The goal is divided into 6 points.

aural comprehension

Wang Lu 807, an IELTS listening corpus, is actually an old version of this corpus. If you have this book, you don't need to buy 807. In fact, there are many similarities in content, only the problem of the new version and the old version. In short, don't buy duplicates, and you won't finish reading them in the future. Of course, students with obsessive-compulsive disorder can take a look at them all. There are no students with particularly high listening requirements (if you want to get more than 7 points, this can't satisfy you at all). Just do this in a down-to-earth manner, there is no need to do some listening. However, it should be noted that it is not only memorizing words, but also using them. Like 807, if you have limited preparation time and can't read more books, come to Lu Wang.

read

This book is mainly aimed at candidates who take the IELTS test in a short time, but have no time to recite many words. It is a good book for students who have a weak English foundation and want to read 6 points in a short time. Its advantage is that students can choose the correct answer through some skills when their vocabulary is not enough. Of course, the foundation is to have a certain vocabulary foundation. The book mainly explains how to do various questions in the IELTS reading test and how to deal with a group of questions or an article as a whole.

writing

Liu Hongbo, IELTS writing master program, this book is suitable for students who have just started studying IELTS and have no concept of composition. The structure, phrases and model essays are all good materials. This book is an upgraded version of Simplified IELTS Writing with similar content. Friends who buy this book don't need to buy IELTS Abbreviation.

spoken language

Pai Cheng, the domino of IELTS speaking, this book is suitable for students with weak IELTS speaking foundation. The information is really complete, and the templates or routines are very suitable for candidates with an IELTS target of about 6. Vocabulary Wang Lu 807 IELTS Vocabulary Lu Wang's book is arranged according to the different requirements of listening, speaking, reading and writing, so that students can clearly understand how to master different types of words. Its vocabulary totals more than 3000 or a little more. If your English foundation is above high school, then this textbook can take IELTS test, and it is limited to roast duck with IELTS target of 6.

The goal is divided into 7 points.

aural comprehension

Wang Yong, a highly acclaimed book, introduces the problem-solving skills of various listening questions, with detailed explanations of 20 examples (all selected from Cambridge series). The five-step teaching method is very scientific. The so-called "teaching" is the acronym of the five steps of listening. These five specific steps are: T- skills, E- extensive reading, A- intensive listening and C- comprehensive reading.

read

Wang Yi, this book is very suitable for reading roast duck that needs further improvement. The great feature of this set of books is to help you thoroughly understand each set of questions and teach roast ducks the corresponding problem-solving methods and skills. According to these methods and techniques, you will gradually find the pleasure of unconsciously improving your score. You can do this after you finish the IELTS real question. If you haven't fully understood the real question, can't clearly understand the sentence and don't know where the test center is, I suggest you lay a good foundation first ~

writing

Teach you IELTS writing by hand. Gu's book is more suitable for roast duck with a certain foundation. Is a practical book that can tell you the importance of phrases and overall logic (ABC method, etc.). ), make the article more authentic and save time in choosing words. The book will write out all the ideas of each topic in detail, and provide the English expression of the full text, so that students can read the Chinese expression first and understand it easily. If they can't express themselves in English, they can turn to the back to see the "correct answer", which promotes students' thinking and self-testing.

spoken language

Mat Clark is a former IELTS examiner. This is a reference and selling point of this book. Compared with a large number of words and phrases in "Ten-Day Breakthrough of IELTS Speaking", this one may pay more attention to language ability, and teach you how to speak advanced dialogues that examiners think, how to organize structures and so on. Some people jokingly call it "teaching you how to talk nonsense in English", haha, positive statement ~ vocabulary IELTS vocabulary is better than that in Sun Tao and Nichol Mei. Compared with other word books, this book has several advantages. First of all, it has Ying Ying's explanation, and the examples include IELTS's far-reaching examples, which are accurate and helpful for word understanding. The appendix also lists common words and 2000 words in listening scenes, which are also the characteristics of this book.

7+ high-order progress

aural comprehension

This book is for the goal of 7.5+ points. After the corpus is ready, think about this book when you feel that you still have energy and time, because this book will be used three times or more than the corpus.

read

GRE & Yang Peng, A Course of Difficult Sentences in GMAT Reading, yes, this is not an IELTS reading book, but PaPa thinks that if you want to get 7-8 points in reading, 9 points mentioned above will be enough. If the roast duck god who has solved the basic grammar and word problems wants to sprint 9 points, it will be more difficult. Although this book is not aimed at IELTS, there are many similarities in long and difficult sentences. This is really a good book. It selects a large number of sentences with complex structure, profound meaning, difficult for candidates to understand and easy to make mistakes in GRE and GMAT questions over the years, and analyzes each difficult sentence with structural analysis method and various specific signs, with translation and explanation. In order to facilitate readers to master the ability of analyzing meaning groups, meaning groups are also marked in the original text. "Simplifying sentence structure" and "looking for separation and fixed collocation" have important practical significance.

writing

Writing Alice Oshima/Ann Hogue, an all-English textbook for academic English, runs through academic ideas from beginning to end, which is of certain help and practical value to improving academic writing. In fact, this book is more suitable for IELTS teachers or immigrant parties with high IELTS scores, and schoolmasters can read it when they have time. Actually, it's more practical. I remember that the writing framework inside is great.

spoken language

It will make you more like a native speaker in IELTS writing and speaking test. British sentence pattern 1000 Pauline Garcia/Lindbergh, the name of this book is really incredible, but on the whole, the evaluation of this book is still very good. Some people say that even if you don't take the oral exam, it's good to read it as information. Many classic collocations are listed. The book is well organized, classified by theme, and the supporting audio is also good. The content is very targeted, especially distinguishing the common collocation combinations of spoken language and writing. It is indeed full of local flavor, and many common mistakes may not be noticed by people who are not born and raised. If you really have a lot of time or want to improve, reading this book should be very helpful to expand your vocabulary. Someone commented on Douban, "If you read this book thoroughly, you will know the roots of the first and second books by heart, and then you will feel very comfortable when facing the little red book." This may be an exaggeration, but it is indeed a book that explores vocabulary in depth. Of the two sections of the root, the first section is best read by yourself, which is very common and can be remembered after reading it once. The second section is a little more radical, which is quite suitable for learning.

Finding a book that suits you is only the first step in the journey of killing ducks ~ As the saying goes, "It's hard to feel on paper, and you never know what to do." No matter how good the reference book is, it needs roast duck to be integrated in practice and practice ~ Come on, roast duck!

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