IELTS, tell me about it.

I practice IELTS listening with those BBC documentaries on the Internet. I watch one or two movies every day. BBC documentaries speak slowly and have a pure English voice. They have clear Chinese and English subtitles, and the contents are science, nature, society and biology, similar to IELTS reading. You can remember several professional words and expressions by watching subtitles.

There is also BBC news, which is downloaded online, and each paragraph is about 5 minutes. Because it is news, the host speaks faster, but the original news (written) can be downloaded online. /Radio /BBC/ I usually download it here. But I usually can't keep up with the news, it's too fast, so I just listen to it one by one. First of all, I typed the original text and understood all the new words. Then listen to this article repeatedly before going to bed every day, and you will know it by heart sooner or later. Finally, I can imitate their accents very much.

I think these two BBC materials are very helpful for listening, reading and speaking. I studied for a month. Of course, besides watching and listening to the BBC, I also made real questions and summarized them. Then at the end of last year, I took the listening and reading test 1 1.5. .

Come on! ! Good luck!