How to learn IELTS from primary school

I believe that I am definitely a novice. 2005 165438+ 10/9 is my third IELTS test. Since 2003, I have taken the IELTS once every June 165438+ 10, and the first two times I got 6 points. Until 2005, I finally got 6.5. June 2005 1 19 exam with S6, W6 and L6.5.

My English background

When I was in college, I just passed a Band 4 by feeling. No vocabulary, no grammatical basis. A total rookie.

After studying IELTS course in August 2003, I found that IELTS can take shortcuts. Before I had the strength, I actually got 6 points, R6.5L7S5W5. The reason is actually very simple, because I have a good hearing and reading is super simple. But the strength is not enough after all. Now imagine that if you really got 6.5 points in the exam, it would make a bunch of people lose their teeth.

In 2004, I went to a language school to learn English for two months, and I felt a little stronger. I went back to Shenzhen to continue my IELTS test. But this time, God didn't do anything beautiful. When I was doing Listen section 1, I actually skipped it completely, because I was still reading the following topic and preparing for preview, because in my experience, there was a few minutes of nonsense before S 1. As a result, bad luck. Maybe foreigners passed a little before playing the tape. As a result, my mood changed from wanting to give up to playing, and I finally finished the exam. The result is as expected. Six points again, L5.5 S6 R6 W6.

Turning point!

In 2005, I came to Australia and attended a free English course for the government. A month later, I was finally pushed out of the classroom by some classmates because my English was "too good". So I study by myself and then have time to chat with foreigners. What I like best is reading novels by foreigners. It's really touching to introduce Dickens' novels to you. I often want to keep reading when I see the beginning. I believe this is helpful for my exam reading. Not long after, I got a job in a factory and started chatting with foreigners.

This is a full-time job, and it's very tiring to get home. Foreigners' factories are really good at employing people, so they can't be idle if they have nothing to do. The topic has changed. Speaking of work, let's say a few more words. I think one thing is never to limit yourself. My husband mentioned this sentence to me, and I think it is very useful. I've seen too many China people working in China restaurants or other places in China. I have also seen Master work as a coolie in a factory because he couldn't find his own job. This is the reality in Australia and I don't want to deny it. But I have to admit that there are still many opportunities.

Australia is an immigrant country, and many people don't speak English as their first language. China people are not the only ones who have language problems. I think it's a good choice to earn some living expenses as a transitional period. When I first came here, I also wanted to find a place where China people worked, but I found that China people had higher requirements and lower wages. So I began to give up Chinese newspapers and turn to foreigners. I soon found a job as a foreigner's factory, a job as a packer, and it was relatively easy here. The salary is about 16 and the pension. The national average is 8- 12 yuan, so it's hard to say about pensions. With some experience in interviewing and dealing with foreigners, I found a long-term job in the company a month later. I feel very lucky. To tell the truth, English is really not so good. Why is the reflection so smooth? I believe that everyone has lucky moments, but not everyone can seize the lucky opportunity.

I once chatted with an Australian, Peter, who told me that language is actually a kind of self-confidence. He said that once he has confidence in his English or himself, he dares to communicate with others in English. I understand my poor English grammar, but I can make foreigners understand what I mean. I once heard a foreigner talk about a course on how to find a job. The foreigner is a partner in a company. He made a surprising point. I fully believe that everyone sitting here has enough language skills to cope with the work,' he said. Part of expressing meaning includes talking, but most of it comes from our expressions, gestures, tone or body language we say.

This is the opinion of an employer. We usually hear too many people who do human resources. They are also one of us, and they are also employed. It is difficult for their views to be divorced from their own roles. I absolutely believe that everything the employer says is wisdom. There is also a concept that I hope those who are going to work abroad will remember: no one in Australia has ever been unable to find a job because of low academic qualifications. It's said that you can't find a job with a high degree.

Although I believe that I have only been in Australia for three months, it is impossible to find a job in a company, let alone a job that matches my domestic experience. According to my brother, just don't misinform. According to XXX, my achievement lies in initiative, which is a very fashionable word in my family recently. My job was introduced by an intermediary. Before the second interview, I carefully communicated with the intermediary about my job responsibilities, scope and precautions.

It's really useful and professional. Let me know what I should pay attention to and my own shortcomings before the interview. My advice to you is that as a second language, in front of foreigners, you should always slow down, be proactive and be more passionate. Before the second interview, my husband actually helped me guess the interview questions for the next day. Very lucky! I got this job, and now I'm a member of the 9-to-5 shuttle in the city, and I squeeze into the office every day.

1119 Kauya Experience

I hope my job experience will help you. Come back from work and talk about IELTS. June 5438+0 1 I don't want to take IELTS, but the school I applied for forced me to hand in my English scores before June 5438+February, so I had to consider IELTS after work. I don't know what to do for a roast duck man who has taken IELTS twice and practiced countless IELTS questions. In order to refresh my memory, I began to do the problem again. I have a little experience, I hope everyone can use it. The traditional education in China tells many people that it is wrong to do a lot of questions in exams to improve scores. In the past, I always made 8- 12 mistakes in reading questions, and I have never made progress. I really want to improve, and I don't know why I can't.

My experience is that I often review the problems I have done, and even remember why I made mistakes and how to avoid them in the future. Otherwise, I will do more questions and just repeat my previous mistakes. Now my error rate is about 6-8, and it can be more correct when it is accurate. The same is true of listening comprehension. Often, you will miss several topics because you mistakenly think that it is easy. If you concentrate on this exam, you can get a higher score. I missed three or four times in the listening test.

As for writing, my experience is that grammar is not good, and I try not to make simple mistakes, such as past tense, singular and plural. Don't write uncertain sentences and avoid Chinglish. The structure must be good, the logic must be clear, and the articles written by foreigners are very clear. It is difficult to prevent foreigners from reading Chinglish. Like reading, put your opinions at the beginning and end. My personal experience is that I prefer to write personal opinions rather than public opinions. This is also a way to avoid repeating other people's articles, so as not to get 5 points. In fact, no matter how small the angle is. Foreigners like things with personal opinions. I like it too. And I especially like examples, concrete ones.

Talking, I always say where I want to go. I think this oral English teacher is very cooperative with me. I waited outside the door for about ten or twenty minutes, doing warm-up exercises and chatting with a waiting MM next to me. I think since I can do my job well, I will use the IELTS job interview, which should work. So I thought of passion and initiative, so I danced and waited for the call of the instructor. The previous GG finally came out, full of anger and rushed out. I think, no, this is not good. Then the instructor came out, a woman. I said as soon as I came up, how are you!

The foreigner was quite surprised and suddenly smiled. Good, first impression. I think it's ok. So I started chatting in the first section and talked about my work, so I spent half my time talking about my work. Actually, just tell her what you know and what you think. Mentors are all guided by you. There are too many aspects of a question, which can be brought into play where it is often said. Finally, she didn't know why she talked about the sea again, so she finished the first paragraph. The topic of the second question is also about work, so I changed a more in-depth topic from the third quarter. It doesn't matter. I often talk to people about work, but now I just change a language.

I remember the speech my employer gave me. Language ability is not only verbal, you can use your body language. Usually the atmosphere of conversation is expressed through something other than language. A good atmosphere has been formed, which is a very useful field and can be played boldly. When I left the examination room, I also believed that I should get 6 points.

This time, I didn't rely on computer classics. Although I really wanted to have a chance to help, I got 6.5 points. Applying YY, she said that having a good language environment is better than doing IELTS questions. In fact, it is a question of real strength.