Can I teach myself IELTS?

If you just speak English, it's not enough. If you are on the job, it is estimated that your time and energy will be tight. If you are a student, there is no problem as long as you work hard.

Because I studied IELTS in Beijing New Channel, I can answer this question, and I hope it will help you.

IELTS is divided into four items, not to mention which ones. It is important to find your own advantages and disadvantages in the usual training, so as to review and prepare for it. Five points is not a big problem. It depends on how much time you have to prepare.

From listening and speaking, IELTS listening is not like CET-4 and CET-6. His assessment point lies in your listening comprehension, that is, whether you can hear the details in his article. This requires us to subconsciously exercise our intensive listening ability at ordinary times. He doesn't mean that we can understand the general content of an article. We need to understand almost all the sentences in the article. So you have to refuel.

Just one word in spoken English, practice. The so-called oral template and writing template are all wrong. IELTS examiners are very sophisticated, as can be seen from the conversation with you. So although English is an exam, the content of the exam actually has many aspects, such as your adaptability, your manners and so on.

Reading is a relatively easy project, but it certainly doesn't mean you can relax. Still have to prepare well and recommend a book to you without nonsense. Just bury yourself in your studies. :-)

What about writing? The IELTS writing test is the first chart composition, which has two writing parts. You are required to describe the characteristics of the chart with about 150 words. The second part is similar to our band 6, and we can discuss a problem with argumentative essays.

Having said that, I hope everyone will not be afraid. You can do it as long as you prepare carefully. o(∩_∩)o ...