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Some feelings about my IELTS test last week Today is May 24th, I took IELTS examination last Saturday,which was my first time.After the test,I felt absolutely great because I had been working on it for over 4 months,then I can finally have weekends to relax - hang out with friends as well as spending quality time with my family. Actually,I enrolled a web course last year and started learning something about IELTS,but it was not until I paid the expensive IELTS registration fee in February that I realized the importance of study hard to pass it. I put almost all my efforts into IELTS preparation during the last few months,and I study really hard every day,searching for all the useful information that might be useful to my study. I think IELTS is not only about a qualification,but also about enhance candidates’ overall English ability.After these hard days,I found my English really improved comprehensively.For example,I can read newspaper faster and get to the gist about the articles,I can understand what the lecturers in TED are trying to explain without the Chinese subtitles,and the most important parts are speaking and writing. For the writing part,I’ve learned that there are huge difference between the thinking models in Western and Eastern Cultures,it is important to get to the key point and the opinion rather than some background sentences to describe some useless information. For the speaking part,I think it’s crucial for learners to know how to express themselves well based on the grammars and vocabularies they have,and try to use them in a natural way.Language is a tool for communication,how you explain it is more important than the content itself. The final result will be revealed next week,I am not saying that I can definitely pass it ,but at least I don’t regret this time,because I’d tried my best in the formal test,hopefully I can make it this time:)

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Some feelings about my IELTS test last week

Today is May 24th, I took IELTS examination last Saturday,which was my first time.After the test,I felt absolutely great because I had been studying for over 4 months,then. I could finally have weekends to relax - hang out with friends and spending quality time with my family.

Actually,I was enrolled in a web course last year and when I started learning something  learned about the IELTS,but it was not until I paid the expensive IELTS registration fee in February that I realized the importance of study hard to pass it  that I would have to study hard to pass it.

I put almost all my efforts all my effort into IELTS preparation during the last  past few months,and I study studied really hard every day,searching for all the useful information that might be useful for my study searching for information.


I think IELTS is not only about a qualification,but also about enhance enhancing candidates’ overall English ability.After these hard days,I found my English really improved comprehensively.For example,I can now read the newspaper faster and get to the gist about gist of the articles and I can understand what the lecturers in TED are trying to explain without the Chinese subtitles,and the most important parts are speaking and writing. (I cut out this last part because it is irrelevant to the rest of the sentence, but it is grammatically correct.)

For the writing part,I’ve learned that there are is a huge difference between the thinking models in Western and Eastern Cultures,it is important to get to the key point and the opinion rather than to provide useless background information. 

For the speaking part,I think it’s crucial for learners to know how to express themselves well based on the grammars grammar and vocabularies  vocabulary they have,and try to use them in a natural way.Language is a tool for communication,how you explain it things is more important than the content itself.

The final result will be revealed next week,I am not saying that I can definitely pass it ,but at least I don’t regret this time the time I spent studying, because I’d tried my best in the formal test,hopefully I can make it this time:)


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yes, you should try it ,you'll never know how strong you are until you challenge something and you'll make it :)
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of course ielts is very useful for the people who want to improve their english and make it fluent and flexible i wish i could take it some day

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