Many students consider the IELTS test as a tough and scary experience. Most candidates do not get the band score they desire and only less than 10% of get the score they need whereas others fail to achieve their required level of IELTS because they are badly advised and badly taught. Every one knows that practice makes the man perfect. So, to achieve desired score one should practice well to over come exam anxiety and tension to face the exam condition. Practice with a clock and copy your answers to the Answer Sheet. You may use the one from the chapter on Listening test; it is similar to Reading test Answer Sheet.
Practice, practice, practice!
I strongly recommend that you use all the tips (mentioned in books previously attached) while practicing. In order to practice, use not only the General Training module tests, but also Academic module reading. This advice has 2 main reasons behind it – there are more Academic texts available to practice on than General Training, and it is a proven strategy to get your score higher, because while hoping for the best you are preparing for the worst. Academic reading is much more difficult than General training, and if you are ready for Academic – General will be a piece of cake for you.
In order to practice you are going to need samples of Listening tests, Writing tests and Reading tests and Cambridge Practice Tests for IELTS (1-8) are the best source for practice.
I am introducing Cambridge Practice Tests for IELTS-6 in this post and remaining will be shared in my next posts. The four audio recordings of Listening tests is also attached with the post.
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Listening Test-1 Audio Recording:
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Listening Test-2 Audio Recording:
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Listening Test-3 Audio Recording:
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Listening Test-4 Audio Recording:
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