Vocabulary Building Practise: BUILD YOUR WORD POWER

Build your word to pay the long term. Obviously you can have a good selection of words in the IELTS writing module. Remember the key is to use their words carefully and appropriately (only with hard words, but inaccurate, the candidate to lose points, so be careful.)
With a good selection of words is impressive and useful, but the words can be stored on their use not only by cramming everyday or dictionary by learning from other sources without reference, because the passwords are stored, as there is no cognitive support, be sure to help. Confused? Do not be. BACKGROUND Words can not remember. If you do not know its use in real life, you do not remember.

For example:
"Sociable" could be a difficult word to memorize and later retrieved in everyday life or in the examinations. If you know that "sociable" is an adjective, in addition to knowing its real meaning [was: (for people) fell, with others, or (for animals) live in groups, you will be able to l use more accurately in a sentence. Similarly, if you knew their actual use in a "sentence", you will be able to remember to make it even better. Here is a series of use:

Jennifer is a social person, go to friends and family love.
Lions are social animals. You still live in groups.

So now you know:

       the word,
       what part of speech (it is an adjective, and adjectives describe nouns)
       and how it can be used in different types of sentences

IELTS SPEAKING: ACCURACY and FLUENCY

The Speaking Module assesses a candidate's ability to speak English with precision and fluidity.

A person is considered to be as comfortable in English when he / she speaks:

• in a normal pace (neither too slow nor too fast, when the speech is unintelligible)

• always against nature and breaks (ie, without hesitation)

• without excessive and unnecessary repetition (repeating the same thing over and over)

• With the appropriate organization and cohesion (the speech must be connected, should the sanctions are not left incomplete, in order to skip to the next idea. Ideas should be joined. Hazardous rates on unimportant things are inappropriate and lead to lower scores.)

• It is clear, therefore, that the speech is understandable (not too fast so that the importance of the audience to be determined, no murmur, not too strong, in a suitable place, the words must be spoken clearly with corresponding natural breaks)


The word of one person is believed to be reliable if it uses / she:

• accurate grammar

• appropriate tone (formal or informal), as required, the situation or topic. IELTS speaking module focuses on a semi-formal, relaxed conversation, but the informal level, should be avoided completely.

• appropriate vocabulary in context (the subject).

• Good pronunciation. Pronunciation plays a very important, because incorrect pronunciation, the meaning of change or the whole word or phrase to make the same direction.

Doing Well in the IELTS Listening Task

IELTS Listening is an important part of the IELTS test, there are many ways to prepare for this part of the IELTS exam. Cassettes and CDs of many practice games on the commercial market. While all useful to a certain extent, is the only thing you can be sure that none of them will listen to take the IELTS test you.

The good news is that the best forms of practice are available as free IELTS listening, or at least easily and inexpensively. They are radio, television and movies!

If you have access to an English-language radio or TV  as often as possible to hear. The advantages are numerous.

- You get the rhythm of spoken English phrases into your ear

- You get to know better how native speakers speak English words

- Familiar with a variety of accents and individual ways of speaking

- You begin to hear word patterns and notice how English sentences are combined

- You start learning the new vocabulary, to hear it in context

- Only the sound of spoken English, most importantly can be used by everyone to receive

 radio and television programs in English  give you a good exposure, as the native language . also radio and TV news to give you great scenery for several voices, non-academic environment section helpful for the IELTS listening test, often with a mock radio show. Hearing up to four different people speaking the same incident from different personal perspectives in different acoustic situations and in a variety of accents (including second language) is exactly the kind of training you need good performance in this part of the race, some candidates, the most difficult .

Watching the English, Australian, American and other films in English - in any format - is also very helpful if the exposure, how to speak "real people" in English. As with all languages, it is not the same as the English classroom.

When you see movies like in the theater, trying to look at the subtitles as little as possible. If you watch DVDs, watch them once with subtitles, so you learn the situations and dialogue - ". Reflecting", then move the subtitles and watch it again and again until you can understand that without major local cable TV providers, said films show several times during the same period. If you have access to a channel movie about such a service, receive the schedule, the movies you want even with subtitles - and then, on repeated visits, tape on the bottom of your TV screen so that you can not with the subtitle.

It is important that you be exposed to the sounds of spoken English as much as possible between now and when you take IELTS. Use the time you could otherwise waste. When you get dressed or eat breakfast in the morning, a radio or television reception, you need an English-language stations. If you perform tasks that no attention, as, for example cooking and cleaning your room, have the radio or the TV in the background. If you spend much time in traffic, turn the radio on a news station or talk in English.

Of course you get more, as on, to hear what you focus. But even if you do not on what you hear just trying to understand what is said, so that only the noise in the ears will help to focus. Educators are now convinced that there is such thing as "passive listening". This means that you often learn, even if not to try. If you do not speak English at - the "bottom" - your brain trying to understand what is said, even if you do not focus on them.

The most important of all, the day you really IELTS story, make sure that you listen to English for the first time that day, if the tape does not begin for the listening test. This may be too late and you miss a question, or, while the ears "adjust" the sound of the English language. Even if you are nervous and feel like you can not concentrate to have the radio or TV while you are on the dress, eat breakfast, or go to the IELTS test.