7 tips for preparing for the IELTS exam

Writing, reading, speaking, and listening are the four main forms of communication that make up the IELTS test

1.) EARLY REGISTRATION

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2.) PRACTICE-BASED ON THE TEST FORMAT

3.) USE ONLINE RESOURCES

4.) WORK ON YOUR VOCABULARY

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5.) CREATE A STUDY SCHEDULE

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6.) SURROUND YOURSELF WITH ENGLISH

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7.) USE THE DICTIONARY EFFECTIVELY

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7 tips for preparing for the IELTS exam

Writing, reading, speaking, and listening are the four main forms of communication that make up the IELTS test

1.) EARLY REGISTRATION

The ability to register early allows for careful planning and preparation.

2.) PRACTICE-BASED ON THE TEST FORMAT

If not controlled, being overconfident might become a liability. You must avoid the trap of becoming too accustomed to the test format

3.) USE ONLINE RESOURCES

Every student’s best friend is the Internet, as ordering books may not be possible if you only have 10 days to prepare.

4.) WORK ON YOUR VOCABULARY

5.) CREATE A STUDY SCHEDULE

6.) SURROUND YOURSELF WITH ENGLISH

7.) USE THE DICTIONARY EFFECTIVELY

Sadly, most homes today only use dictionaries as decorative items

However, it’s the simplest tool for expanding your vocabulary. Not even a physical dictionary is necessary.