Students are often confused because there are so many different IELTS books and websites.
So, to make things simple, here are my top 3 resources:
- Cambridge IELTS books for real practice tests.
- This website (if you like my approach) for daily lessons.
- A teacher to give you feedback on your writing and speaking.
Thank you so much!Simon!
This website really helps me in preparing IELTS test,
and many advises are beneficial to me!
I will take IETLS exam at this weekend~
Hopefully I could get a good scores!
Posted by: Daniel | Sunday, January 06, 2013 at 09:41
Thanks very much.This website help me a lots,specially the e book for writting,with enormous good ideas for task 2.Though i am not well prepared for time limit due to my work commitment,i am appearing in exam next week..
Posted by: taher | Sunday, January 06, 2013 at 10:42
To those of candidates who look for more resources and IELTS materials I think those books despite the facts that considered great resources are not enough, unless you have great knowledge about English or did years of studying many texts, dealing with reading newspaper, articles or other English papers on a regular basis. In fact, what those book are going to do is familiarizing the candidate with the format of exams.I'd like to introduce other resources such as IELTS TEST PLUS, and Mc Carter,but one should notice that the level of difficulty of exams is something that no institute can put as accurately as Cambridge does in their books.
Posted by: Salamat | Sunday, January 06, 2013 at 19:08
I have been told by a native speaker to follow 3 basic steps if I am wanting to improve my English language.
Listen to BBC Radio 4
Read newspaper
exchange ideas with a retired and elderly person
Posted by: khoory | Sunday, January 06, 2013 at 19:53
Dear Simon,
Thank you for your fantastic e-book and website. I’ve got my required score (6.5) for university admission. I know my score is not that much good because I found your marvelous e-book and website late, but I am sure without them I couldn’t get that band. I still study them as I am going to take another exam to get better score!
I wish all the best for you and a happy New Year!
Raheleh,
Posted by: raheleh | Sunday, January 06, 2013 at 21:01
I feel stressful because of the low score.In my exercise,my listening and reading are always just above and under 6.5.I just have about 20 days to prepare IELTS,how i could improve these two part?
Posted by: Shadow | Monday, January 07, 2013 at 01:58
Hi, Dear Simon:
Hope you are well!
I have a question. In Writing Task 2, for some uncertain arguments, can I write "it is generally believed that ..." as assumption? For example, as to the topic of "vegetarian", even I am not sure if it's true, but can I write "it is generally believed that people live longer when they eat plenty of vegetables without little meat"?
Thanks in advance!
Jimmy
Posted by: JimmyZhang | Monday, January 07, 2013 at 07:03
Thanks a lot!!!
This website help me so much.
Happy new year.
Posted by: Lan Dung (Vietnamese) | Thursday, January 10, 2013 at 14:43
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Posted by: Explore IELTS | Friday, January 11, 2013 at 11:51