Preparation Before the Test Before you face the exam you need to be well prepared. You need not depend on only one thing for your preparation. You should try to expand your skills through practicing previous year’s question papers, mock tests, and listening to various audios. These audios can be anything, let it be, radio…
Let us first grasp how IELTS listening works, what skills are examined, and how you are marked before moving on to the advice and study guide section. There are ten questions (each a different type) in each of the four sections. The answers to the questions are presented in the same order or sequence as…
You may come across flow chart type of questions in IELTS listening exam, probably in Section 2. This is another form of diagram questions where you need to fill the flow chart by listening to the audio. Flow chart is a kind of step by step instruction diagram or illustrative diagram related to the information…
IELTS Listening module consists of 4 sections viz. Section 1, Section 2, Section 3 and Section 4. Out of all these sections, Section 3 is the part where you listen to audio conversation of up to 4 people. This is perhaps one of the most difficult sections since you have to listen to a number of…
Section 2 is one of the easy parts in IELTS listening exam because in this section, you hear an audio which is a monologue where only one speaker is there to talk about every day social situation. IELTS Listening Section 2 generally consists of questions related to table completion, flow chart, diagram labelling or matching heading but may also…
IELTS Listening could be really challenging even for native speakers! There are different accents, tough tasks and academic words to spell. To get a high score you should get used to the format, questions and use effective listening strategies. When preparing for IELTS, write everything with a pen! This will help you to pay attention…
MAPS IN IELTS LISTENING: AN OVERVIEW First of all, why do you need to fill in a map for IELTS listening? Well, this deals with a specific kind of language that is quite important when you are learning and using English. Being able to follow instructions, pick out important information, and keep track of a…
Listening Tip # 3 – don’t let them distract you(oh boy, are they good at that! ? ) In the Listening section of IELTS the recording uses several different voices – of younger and older people, men and women. You may also hear different accents – Australian, British, American, Japanese, etc. The background noise is…
If you are worried about the listening section of the IELTS test, you will get the biggest advantage in this article. You can get into a course and learn everything required for the listening test from the professionals and experts. Listening is tough because you can practice for all the other sections of this exam…
Did you notice a spelling error in this article title? Yes, you are right! It should be written as IELTS Listening, not ILETS Listening. The reason why this spelling error is highlighted in the title is to draw your attention towards the word “IELTS” which is commonly misspelled as ILETS.Keeping the spelling aside now, let…