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I propose that we should create an unique thread regard to IELTS for those who want to improve this significant certificate .

[iidz0d]

Originally Posted by Asher.rehsA

I believe that listening would be a nightmare for learners who don’t have a good foundation of vocabulary and grammar structures.

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Yeah. It seems to be so hard for beginner, but it's quick way for us to learn E. Only 1 hour per day, i think that's enough...

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[blem01]

The very first thing to improve English is to enhance your vocabulary and try to do that by writing words down on paper instead of typing. This will prevent you from spelling mistakes in future.
Remember their pronounciation, synonyms, antonyms to improve your capability of English paraphrasing.
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[gunz098]

Originally Posted by iidz0d

Yeah. It seems to be so hard for beginner, but it's quick way for us to learn E. Only 1 hour per day, i think that's enough...

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You can improve your listening and reading simultaneously, IMO. As the key of listening is not transcribe every word, but to get the main idea and necessary detail of the speakers. This is the same as what you need to archive in Reading test.
I find writing and speaking the most difficult as they require quick, effective thinking and a touch of talent. Self-teaching writing and speaking is not possible as everyone needs someone else to correct their mistake, and he/she must be good at English too.
Just my 2 cents

[baogio]

I found a good topic, thanks everybody!

[lKhong]

I have a target learning English, but I don't have so much time to do it. What should I do?

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[iidz0d]

Originally Posted by gunz098

You can improve your listening and reading simultaneously, IMO. As the key of listening is not transcribe every word, but to get the main idea and necessary detail of the speakers. This is the same as what you need to archive in Reading test.
I find writing and speaking the most difficult as they require quick, effective thinking and a touch of talent. Self-teaching writing and speaking is not possible as everyone needs someone else to correct their mistake, and he/she must be good at English too.
Just my 2 cents

Alright, and fews of people cant translate while they're reading. It's so hard for everyone. I dont know how to improve it.

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[iidz0d]

Originally Posted by lKhong

I have a target learning English, but I don't have so much time to do it. What should I do?

Spend 30 minutes learning E after waking up. And before sleeping, u can write down everything u can remember.

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Originally Posted by lKhong

I have a target learning English, but I don't have so much time to do it. What should I do?

Believe me, there's no shortcut to mastering a language. You should try to break into individual doable task and practice anytime you can. Just wanna share some of my experience:
- Speaking: I got little chance to talk to foreigners in my company so I took any chance to talk to them, during a company trip or in a town hall conference. It trained my behavior and reaction so that I don't "forget" how to speak
- Reading: I read 1 scientific article before going to sleep everyday, some people prefer reading a chapter of novel or else, you can choose whatever suits your styles
- Listening: after reading an article, I listened to a podcast while falling into sleep. I usually can listen to the first ten minutes part though
- Writing: I was not born for writing so I don't care about it, it's a dull task but if you want to improve it, try to improve your Reading

Remember, perseverance is the key. Commit yourself and enjoy the journey!