Guide for preparing for IELTS 7.5 for college students.

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Details of IELTS test

IELTS is mainly divided into two categories: academic and training. Generally speaking, the IELTS test is the former, that is, academic, with the main purpose of studying abroad.

1 What do you think?

The IELTS test consists of four parts: listening, reading, writing and speaking. Listen, read and write at once. Oral English generally requires an appointment in advance. Different examination rooms have different situations. How is IELTS graded?

Independent scores of IELTS listening, speaking, reading and writing. Scores range from 0 to 9. The final score is the sum of four items. /4. The result will be rounded up when it meets 0.25. For example, my score is 7.25. Round to 7.5.

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The general process on the day of the written test is like this.

After stopping admission at 8: 30, you need to deposit your personal belongings (just bring your ID card and admission ticket), take photos, record fingerprints and other information to confirm, then go to the examination room, conduct security check, reconfirm the information, and finally arrive at the designated seat. 9: 00- 12: 00 is listening (30mi n), reading (1h) and writing (1h).

4 IELTS registration fee

IELTS test fee: 2 170 yuan

British visa and immigration IELTS test fee: 2220 yuan.

IELTS Life Skills Test Fee: 1350 yuan

Transfer fee: 420 yuan

IELTS score review fee: 1400 yuan.

IELTS registration process

Preparation before registration

Register NEE A users

Prepaid examination fee

Player position test

Fill in the registration form and confirm the payment.

Make an appointment for an oral exam online.

Transfer examination

Inquire about personal examination information and print the admission ticket.

withdraw from an examination

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One: IELTS reading

In my opinion, IELTS reading is the most important of the four subjects, because it is like a professional course for postgraduate entrance examination. This is the simplest, but also the most important. There are ***3 readings in IELTS, with a total of * * * one hour. Stylistics is usually explanatory, ranging from astronomy and geography to literature, history and business. The main problem is: fill in the blanks,

Judgment and choice ...

Self-study method

(1) Master the necessary vocabulary.

IELTS reading requires the highest vocabulary. It is recommended to recite about 7000 words. At the same time, a synonym substitution table should be established. For high-frequency words, we must focus on reciting.

② intensive reading

Intensive reading is essentially reading an IELTS reading question repeatedly until the real question is thoroughly understood.

How to read intensive reading:

1. Determine the intensive reading materials. Just use the Cambridge IELTS real question directly.

2. Have a general look. Read articles according to your usual habits and speed. Don't check the meaning! .

3. Read sentence by sentence. Find out every unclear word and pay attention to familiar words!

4. Take notes. After intensive reading, review all the language points.

5. Reread the original text, read it again slowly, and carefully recall the language points you have learned before during reading.

6. review. Review your notes every few days. Then reread the article.

Two: IELTS listening

Personally, I think IELTS listening, like reading, belongs to the kind that is easy to score. For example, students who generally score around 6 in writing and speaking should aim for at least 7. The listening test is not about the meaning of the whole article, but about your understanding of the answer sentences. The whole article I may have heard is sbcjdenshcxbdnshxn, who is a student shdnjusdbjhfb. What is her occupation? student So understanding the answer sentence is the key.

Self-study method

Brush questions: IELTS listening questions (1-4 order, recommended textbook: Cambridge IELTS questions C8- 1 1)

A. first, you should listen to the audio to do the problem. You don't have to listen to the second time to proofread the answer directly. Mark the wrong questions.

B: Please listen to the recording again, find out the wrong questions and correct the answers.

C. Listening and Dictation (3-5 components)

Second, intensive listening method

A. Play the sentences with the answers completely first. Listen to the tape and record the main information (subject, predicate and object);

B. Play it for the second time and add sentence modifiers (such as clauses and adjectives introduced by which);

C. suggest five times at most until the sentence is complete;

D. proofread the original text and follow it.

Intensive listening allows you to analyze the details of the language and understand it.

Language rules, fully understand the text, so as to significantly improve.

Language ability.

Three: IELTS speaking

IELTS speaking is actually a difficult part, because it is difficult to get a reasonable evaluation without a suitable examiner.

Oral English and the other three courses are taken separately. You can make an appointment online in advance, otherwise you will be assigned randomly. Oral English is divided into three parts: part 1- introduction and interview.

It's an interactive question and answer between the examiner and you. The content is about your life topic. It's like introducing yourself. Part II-Long turn. This part of the test focuses on the given topic (without further prompting from the examiner), the ability to use appropriate language and organize ideas coherently. Part 3-In-depth discussion, which is an extension of Part 2. According to the theme of the second part, I will ask a few questions.

learning method

Looking for a question bank Find an online spoken English question bank The questions in the exam are all from the question bank, so the most foolproof way is to practice every question in the question bank. You can write down the corpus or say the key words of the answer to remind yourself of the content, which is convenient for archiving and modifying in the future. I suggest that you can prepare 2-3 general stories or corpora under each big topic. After mastering it skillfully, we should change with the same.

When writing oral corpus, it's best to ask friends/foreigners who are better than you to modify your feedback and add some good words, sentences and highlights. Pay attention here. Speak naturally, naturally, naturally. Of course, you can't be as fluent and expressionless as endorsement. You should have a natural pause. You should speak at a medium speed. A competent roast duck is skillful.

③ Application of "situational method". Set the scene and use the good expressions you have learned.

Four: IELTS writing

Speaking of IELTS writing, I can imagine my friends' sad faces and forward them to koi fish one by one, just for the last 6! IELTS writing is divided into task 1 (small composition, 150 words or more) and task 2 (large composition, 250 words or more). Total test time *** 1 hour. It is recommended to write a small composition in 20 minutes and a big composition in 40 minutes. Among them, the score of the big composition is high, so we should focus on mastering it.

1 Small Composition Preparation Strategy

1: Find out the essays in the IELTS real questions, observe the icon types, understand the meaning of the questions, and think about the overall trend overview.

2. Select the real topic to write, and use the methods of excerpt and good words and sentences to revise it repeatedly.

3. Summarize your own problems, review the extracted good words and sentences, and combine your own articles to form your own corpus.

4. Model test timing training, review, read model essays, sum up thinking, and will naturally improve in the end.

2 Main composition preparation strategies

1: find out the real questions and machine classics of the big composition. Classify the questions into categories, such as argumentative essays and expository essays. Among them, argumentative essays are frequently tested. Classify topics such as education, environment, science and technology, crime, media and society.

2. According to different questions and topics, learn the examiner's model essay, extract the vocabulary of each topic, and extract advanced sentence patterns.

Write two articles one week before the exam. Choose a topic that you are not sure about. Specific steps: determine the topic → examine the topic → find ideas → write an outline → re-examine the topic, and check whether you have answered the questions in the topic according to the requirements of the topic.

Speaking and writing are really the two most vulnerable parts of the exam.

Summarize the preparation skills and practice methods of writing and speaking.

The handout includes IELTS preparation skills and some test summaries.

Each class is 10- 15 minutes, which is suitable for supplementary oral and writing study during preparation.