I took my test last week and I got 8. I understood, There’s literally nothing to worry. If you can speak English, you can do the speaking test. It’s that simple. Don’t stress urself with too many tips or high vocabulary etc. Imagine u r speaking to just a random person in English. That’s it. You’ll get 7 for it. All the best
@@meetsoni2517 the writing was: it's possible that children will be taught by robots and computer. is this a positive or nefative development? speaking: part 1 was about public transport and fishing, 2part about the activity that i want to try for the first time, 3rd part related questions about sports, children, and diet
@@tleutvy Okay! Thank you so much. That helped me a lot. I am also planning to give the IELTS by the end of this month. And how was the reading? I mean is it tough or normal? And I'm preparing the ielts by the book named "THE OFFICIAL CAMBRIDGE GUIDE TO IELTS" Is it fair enough to practice from this book. And yeah thanks again.
In my first attempt, I recently scored an 8.5 overall in IELTS general. I prepared for only one week by watching your videos. Thank you very much. I am happy to help you in any way by giving a video testimonial, interview, review or whatever else that could prove of assistance to you. Thanks again! Take care.
@@simrankalsi811 it was British council. And it was a very good overall experience also considering and following the sanitisation and social distancing protocols.
Recently I gave my IELTS exam in dec 2022 and believe me without any prior preparation, and I manage to crack IELTS by just 3 days study only. My IELTS cumulative band is 7.5 (computer mode) Due to my other academics commitment, I didn't get much time for my preparation and had a semester and competitive exam also. So I started my IELTS preparation just 3 days before the exam. Having done my academics in English language really helps me to understand the logarithms of exam fast. Listening (7) - Before exam I was sure about that listening and reading is my strong hold. But during exam I missed 3 lines that carries the answer, so this is the reason i got 7 here. Please listen to carefully and don't try to recall answer in the middle of the voice, if you don't get any answer, move to next question, don't think in between as my two consecutive questions were missed thinking about the answers. Reading (8.5) - as this was my strong hold and time given is 60 mins for 3 comprehension, so just ratify your answer again n again. Try to question yourself that the selected answer is right or wrong. Writing (7) - As I'm a researcher so it's pretty easy for me to write about the topics. Main crust is about how you conceptualize and how to present it. In the 2nd part of writing, I wrote close to 400 words against the prescribed word limit (250-300), which really scares me till i got the result. Thinking If i could omit some lines, but 7 in writing is well accepted. Speaking (6.5) - here comes the main challenge, as a person whose first language is not english, this area is most difficult. I am good in speaking, my confidence is always high, i brought new ideas, also my accent is good, but the main problem is that i used to repeat some of the lines during the speaking, which really affects my flow. But during these 3 days i lay more stress in speaking and hence manage to get 6.5. I also believe that for someone who have taken their academics in English language, one or two week is more than enough for you to crack the IELTS. Anyway, I'm happy with my score as the requirements for application is 6.5, for which i have scored much better band.
I got an 8.5 in my speaking test and an overall band 8 in the IELTS examination in my first attempt and I wouldn't have been able to do it without your guidance! Thank you for everything 🙏🏼 . . Wishing my fellow IELTS aspirants all the very best!
@@haticekaya4529 I kept it simple really. Spent enough time solving mock tests, which really helped me manage my time and focus levels during the test.
Congratulations @johann. Happy to know your score. I also scored an 8.5 overall in my first attempt recently with a very short prep time. These videos have been very helpful to achieve that. good luck!!
Thanks for your videos here in RU-vid. I was able to pass my IELTS exam taken last November 28, 2020 which is paper based. I got a band score of 7.5 (L: 7.5, R: 7.0, W:7.0, and S: 8.0). If you want helpful tips about IELTS, I recommend you to watch her videos!
@@abby8696 Some people are afraid to leave their homes because of their fear of crime. Some people say that more actions should be taken, other believe that less is enough
@@priyanshisuthar6718 As for me, I practised, mostly by recording myself because I didn't have anyone else to do that with. I practised many topics which I had searched on the internet. -using simple words is more comfortable and natural -extend your answer (it has to be relevant to the question though) However, for part 2 of the test, just make sure you respond to all points on the question card before the time limit (it's easy to get carried away) -practice, practice, practice all sections of the test, even the introduction 😅 Cheers!
Thanks to all of ur videos I got band 7 overall. You're really a great teacher. Hopefully will be able to study in the UK soon and I got selected too for Biological Sciences:) thanks a lot❤️
@@mangafq8 I know that it should be *Hopefully I* ....and besides that if there's anything else, tell me, I'm ready to improve anytime instead of just writing a shallow comment....n btw I wrote that very fast, I gave my IELTS way back n just wanted to pop in and say thanks to her.
I had only a week to prepare for IELTS and let me assure you that these are the most relevant set of videos that you guys can find on RU-vid. Please do watch the sample answer videos and idioms videos as well. And best of luck for your test!
Thank you soo much asiya your videos helped me soo much and I got a band 7.5 in just 2 weeks prep and I got accepted to the scholarship.(couldn’t done it without you)
Asiya Miart.... You're one in a million..!!!!! I did my IELTS speaking yesterday even though am getting my results in about 3 weeks I know I did well. I watched your videos tirelessly for 3 weeks. Thank you so so much for people like you 🙌💃💃❤️❤️.... Here are your flowers💐💐
I really really thankful to u mam....not even a single institute give this information about examiners....may God always fill your life with lots of blessings...😇😇😇
I had my test on 12th Nov and got the result already! I got overall band score 7. I was so nervous about the result bc I didn't finish my conclusion on task 2 and spend 30mins on task 1 but my writing got 6.5. Anyway, thank you Asiya! I found your videos 1 week before my test but it really helped me.
@@wasanreyad8516 Hi, I don't know about your capacity but I studied not only from youtube, I also downloaded IELTS prep app by British Council and took some free simulations on websites. It took me less than a month so the gap between my preparation and test wouldn't be so far. Good luck!
Hey Asiya! I had only one week to prepare for IELTS academic and was very concerned about the speaking portion because I felt I wasn't very fluent. I watched your videos for preparation of speaking test and by God these were a life saver. I was expecting a band score of 5.5 at start of preparation but managed to secure a band score 8 in actual test! I can't thank you enough for the wonderful content you have on your page.
Same case sir..i m also nt fluent.. being a housewife for many yrs i fumble while speaking English.but ne I hv to face ielts to give spouse point's to my husband .i m scared n don't know frm where to start.
Your videos are very professional yet you explain each video I mean the particular topic very accurately and easy to understand. Thank you for your guidance. I am looking forward to appear for IELTS exam on 19th August. I think your videos are enough to get through exam as they are so authentic and very relatable.
You are from my hometown😍❤️Feeling really proud of you🇰🇿🇰🇿🇰🇿Your videos are very useful🤗Wish you good luck and success🙌🏻 I was watching your videos and was curious about your nationality,cause at that time I hadn't known that you are from KZ🇰🇿
My speaking test is tomorrow and other tests will be the day after tomorrow. I only had 5 days to prepare myself. I got many tips from this channel. Hoping for the best. Many thanks Asiya!
@@sushmask6989 I got overall 7.5. (S/L/R/W : 7.5/8/7.5/6) For writing I thought I wrote a very good answer. But I only got to know later that there's a criteria for writing that we need to fulfil. I guess those writing tips are included in this channel as well (which I missed).
You're so inspiring! I'm going to learn from your channel more because I believe I will improve more English if I learn from your channel! 🤩 I'm so glad I found your channel, it's very helpful, thank you so so much! ✨✨✨
@@palwashadurrani4551 I just watched the videos n those are pretty much the questions they ask, use simple English n tried it out at home my cousin asking the questions n me answering them
@@damankaur5983 exam was not that bad their speaking topic was about recycling products ,handwriting,time when you forgot something,why people forgot something? Writing was not hard in task one there was table and in task 2 they asked about hosing 😊 Good luck for your exam!! I am afraid of my result😢
Really i impressed...god grace.. i seen your vdo just before night of exam & i got that same question in general questions about flowers & it really helped me out thanks
I took my exam few days ago in Sheffield, the examiner was so nice and actively responded to what I said, nodding and smiling, she’s just very sweet, but this to some extent makes me focus on her facial expression and cannot pay strong attention to my accuracy...my brain cannot work all of these simultaneously...cognitive factors, so I made a lot of grammar mistakes which makes me feel regretful. The topics are all new, what I have prepared and practiced almost haven’t been tested. I know I could have done better, but it’s true I am still not good enough QAQ。
Hi Hedya, thank you for sharing your feedback! I sincerely hope you'll still get the required score. Could you please share some of the unexpected or difficult questions? It would be so helpful
@@FasTrackIELTS Hi! Asia, thank you for replying me!~(≧▽≦)/ Those topics might just be new for me. Part 3 talked about happiness - what makes children happy?/what makes children and adult happy?/what’s the difference between children and adult’s happiness?/ describing change- like how do the way people feel happy change? happy vs money - which is more important? ... Part 2 Describe a person you’re happy to know. Not very difficult, though I still repeated myself a bit... Part 1 is fine, I haven’t practiced some of the topics but I answered fluently. Do you prefer to listen or speak? Do you often change your opinion? (What do people always talk about now- about topic I remember )/Borrow-book&money&mobile phone/ These are what I can remember, I am not pretty sure the original questions but I try to express them QuQ. I want to share with you my first ielts speaking exam, the first question the examiner asked was ‘ Are you living at the moment?’ I really had no idea how to answer it at that moment...but now I know what does it mean.
It's so weird because the teacher who's been giving me ielts lessons told me the opposite of this. He said that we have to speak at length and use complex grammar and all the videos I've seen on RU-vid say otherwise lol
