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How
 to
 get
 
a
 high
 score

 
in
 IELTS
 Lis
tening
 -­‐
 
Reading
 
By
 Hang
 Mu
n
 
www.faceb
ook.com/ie
ltshangmu
n
 


About
 me

 
•  3+
 years
 experience
 in
 training
 students
 for
 IELTS
 
•  CELTA
 certiDicate
 from
 University
 of
 Cambridge
 
•  Many
 students
 got
 their
 desired
 IELTS
 score
 (6.0
 –
 8.0)
 
•  IELTS
 score

 of
 8.0
 


Hello!
 My
 name
 
is
 IELTS!!!
 
Are
 you
 scared?
 


No
 way!!!
 

 

3P
 

Practice
 

Persistence
 

Patience
 

It
 is
 POSSIBLE
 to
 get
 
a
 high
 score
 for
 
IELTS,
 and
 to
 achieve
 
your
 dreams,
 you
 
HAVE
 TO
 get
 it!

 


HOW
 TO
 TURN
 THE
 MONSTER
 
INTO
 YOUR
 LOVER?
 


General
 strategies
 

Maximize
 your
 
exposure
 to
 
English
 

Set
 out

 a
 certain
 
amount
 of
 time
 
everyday
 for
 
English
 &
 IELTS
 

Create
 an
 IELTS
 
community
 
around
 you
 

Plan
 ahead
 

Listening
 Test
 Overview
 
How
 
many
 
Qs?
 
Any
 
other
 
notes?
 

How
 
many
 Q
 
types?
 

• 

How
 
many

 
parts?
 
 

How
 
long?
 

• 
• 

Time
 is
 given
 before
 each
 
section
 to
 read
 the
 
questions,
 and
 after
 to
 
check

 your
 answers.
 

 You
 only
 get
 to
 listen
 once
 

 Answers
 come
 in
 order
 
(i.e.
 #3
 after
 #2
 after
 #1)
 


Listening
 Test
 

Part
 One:
 2
 speakers
 in
 
an
 everyday
 social
 
situation,
 asking
 
questions
 and
 getting
 
information
 
• e.g.
 Dinding
 out
 about
 travel
 
services
 

Part
 Two:

 1
 speaker
 in
 
an
 everyday
 social
 
situation,
 giving
 
information
 
• e.g.
 giving
 a
 speech
 about
 
some
 new
 facilities
 or
 giving
 
information
 about
 a
 tour
 or

 
event
 

Part
 Three:
 2-­‐4
 
speakers
 in
 an
 
educational
 situation,
 
discussing
 
• e.g.
 students
 talking
 about
 a
 
lecture
 they
 attended
 

Part
 Four:

 1
 speaker
 in
 
an
 educational
 
situation,
 giving
 
information
 
• e.g.
 a
 university
 lecture
 


Reading
 Test
 Overview
 
How
 
many
 
Qs?
 
Any

 
other
 
notes?
 

How
 
many
 Q
 
types?
 

How
 
many
 
parts?
 
 

How
 
long?
 


Listening
 &

 reading
 
•  Get
 yourself
 familiar
 with
 all
 the
 question
 types
 
•  Read
 instructions
 carefully
 
•  Underline
 key
 words
 in
 the
 questions
 
•  Predict
 answer
 pattern
 
•  Never
 leave
 any
 answer

 blank
 
•  After
 listening:
 transfer
 answers
 &
 check
 for
 spelling,
 grammar,
 order
 of
 

answers.
 


Stay
 focused!
 Look
 at
 your
 
test
 paper
 only.
 
Never

 check
 answers.
 
Keep
 looking
 forward
 
Listen
 for
 the
 STRESSED
 
words.
 
Don’t
 panic
 if
 you
 miss
 an
 
answer
 -­‐>
 you
 can
 go
 back
 
and
 guess

 at
 the
 end.
 
Answer
 may
 come
 quickly
 
one
 after
 another.
 

 

Reading
 

Listening
 

Listening
 &
 Reading
 
Read
 questions
 Dirst,
 

passage
 later.
 
Ignore
 new
 words.
 Focus
 
on
 what
 you
 know.
 
Spend
 max
 2
 minutes
 for
 
any
 difDicult
 question
 
After
 you’ve
 found
 an
 
answer
 move

 to
 the
 next
 
part
 of
 the
 text
 -­‐
 answers
 
usually
 come
 in
 order
 
Time
 management:
 ~
 20
 
minutes/passage.
 


On
 the
 test
 day
 

•  Sleep
 early
 the
 night
 before
 the
 test
 day.
 
•  Listen
 to
 1
 test
 before
 going
 to
 the
 test
 

center.
 
•  Eat
 a
 healthy
 breakfast.
 
•  Bring
 a
 non-­‐label

 water
 bottle.
 Drink
 bit
 
by
 bit.
 
 
•  And
 let
 British
 Council
 do
 all
 other
 things
 

J
 


Listening
 –
 Vocabulary
 building
 
0  Form
 Dilling

 questions/
 Section
 1
 
0  Spelling
 
0  Numbers
 
0  Letters
 
0  Name
 of
 street
 
0  Date,
 time
 
0  Occupation
 


Listening
 –
 Vocabulary
 building
 
v Map
 labelling
 questions
 

v Section
 3:
 vocabulary
 related
 to
 assignments,
 lectures,
 report
 writing…
 


Reading
 -­‐
 Neglecting
 new
 words
 
v No
 need
 to
 know
 all
 the
 words
 
v 570
 academic
 word
 list

 
v www.facebook.com/ieltshangmun
 
v Grammar
 structures
 


Reading
 –
 Grammar
 structures
 
v Question:
 
 The
 main
 difDiculty
 associated
 with
 using
 the
 laser
 equipment
 

is
 related
 to
 its….

 

v Text:
 However,
 there
 is
 still
 a
 big
 stumbling
 block…
 Diels
 is
 trying
 to
 cut
 

down
 the
 size
 and
 says
 that
 a
 laser
 around
 the
 size
 of

 a
 small
 table
 is
 in
 
the
 offering.
 


Reading
 –
 Grammar
 structures
 
v Question:
 Biosilk
 has
 already
 replaced
 nylon
 in
 parachute
 manufacture.
 

(True/
 False/
 Not

 given)
 

v Text:
 Army
 scientists
 are
 already
 looking
 at
 the
 possibilities
 of
 using
 it
 

(biosilk)
 for
 lightweight,
 bullet-­‐proof
 vests
 and
 parachutes.
 


Reading
 –
 Grammar

 structures
 
v Text:
 

Hypnosis
 has
 been
 shown
 through
 a
 number
 of
 rigorously
 controlled
 
studies
 to
 reduce
 pain,
 control
 blood
 pressure,
 and
 even
 make
 warts
 go
 
away.

 But
 because
 very
 few
 studies
 have
 attempted
 to
 deDine
 the
 actual
 
processes
 involved,
 most
 scientists
 are
 skeptical
 of
 its
 power
 and
 uses.
 
That
 skepticism
 has
 driven
 David
 Spiegel,

 a
 professor
 of
 psychiatry
 of
 
Stanford
 University
 School
 of
 Medicine,
 USA,
 and
 other
 researchers
 to
 take
 
a
 hard
 look
 at
 what
 happens
 in
 the
 brain
 during
 hypnosis.
 

Among
 researchers
 there
 are
 two
 schools
 of
 thought.
 One
 claim
 that
 
hypnosis
 fundamentally
 alters
 subjects’
 state
 of
 mind.
 The
 other
 belives
 
that
 hypnosis
 is
 simply
 a
 matter
 of

 suggestibility
 and
 relaxation.
 


Reading
 –
 Grammar
 structures
 
0  Headings:
 
i.  An
 experiment
 using
 people
 who
 are
 receiving
 medical
 treatment
 
ii.  The
 experiment
 that
 convinced
 all
 the
 researchers

 
iii.  Medical
 beneDits
 of
 hypnosis
 make
 scientiDic
 proof
 less
 important
 
iv.  Lack
 of
 data
 leads
 to
 opposing
 views
 of
 hypnotism
 
v.  The
 effects
 of
 hypnosis
 on
 parts
 of
 the
 brain

 involved
 in
 vision
 
vi.  Inducing
 pain
 through
 the
 use
 of
 hypnotism
 
vii.  Experiments
 used
 to
 support
 conDlicting
 views
 


Good
 online
 sources
 to
 learn
 IELTS
 
•  IELTS
 preparation

 websites
 from
 British
 Council
 
•  http://ielts-­‐simon.com/
 
•  ts-­‐blog.com/
 
•