One of our really hardworking and clever students, a unique part of Unity, Jakhongir Rusiboev, who has overall IELTS score 6 from a scretch and short period of time wants to help English learners with his own tips! If you want to learn them go to @unityeducationalcenter!!!
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Hallo there, my name is Jakhongir Rusiboev. In 14th of March I took IELTS exam in IDP. Before, I had studied English approximately 2 years(one year I had learned grammar, then I prepared to IELTS exam). At the beginning of the preparation my weaknesses were my speaking( I had monotonic and boring speech) and listening(I could not catch exact words and I had some problems with spelling). In order to solve this problems I used the method of shadowing. This method helped me to fix my monotonic speech and improved my pronunciation. For improving my listening skills my teacher advised me to listen podcasts of native speakers. It was really useful advice and it helped me improve my listening. In reading section I would suggest candidates should first read skim the passage then look at the questions. It was my strategy for reading and it was useful. While we prepared to IELTS exam our teacher tried to make us for life and our future carrier by giving us self-help and professional books. And reading this books I realized some golden rule and strategies. I realize that developing our English skills we should strengthen them by practicing a lot.
Thank you for attention, god luck you all
Thank you for attention, god luck you all
And here is our another pretty, hardworking and clever students, Mushtariybonu Mukhtorjonova, who wants to help English learners with her own tips! If you want to learn them go to @unityeducationalcenter!!!
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And now our another outstanding student, who has overall IELTS score 8 wants to help English learners with her own tips! We are most proud and thankful for her hard working attitude, dedication and determination which in turn definetely helped her to achieve such an awesome success. She has once again proven and told that life is like a boomerang; what you through in life is what will return to you. If you want to know how she achieved such a result than go to @unityeducationalcenter!!!
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Hi everybody! My name is Diyora. I have taken IELTS two times: in January(L-6.5 R-8.0 W-6.0 S-6.5) and March(L-8.5 R-8.5 W-7.0 S-7.0) this year. I would like to share my experience...
I have been learning English for about 2 years. But the most valuable period was my time spent in Unity(10 months). Because there I have learned not only English, but also how to enjoy the process of achieving my goals and this was the key factor leading to my success. Believe me although I got my target band score- 8.0, my happiness lasted just for several hours, then I forgot about it, but the process of preparing for my exam- about one year period was full of happiness. Another thing that I found really helpful was learning from mistakes. All of us make mistakes, but using them to learn new things or to feel the feeling of dissapointment and giving up is up to you. If you are making mistakes just be happy that you have new chances to learn.
The most important thing I learned in the process of preparing for IELTS was not letting others' beliefs to hold me back. In my first exam even though I got 7.0, I was not satisfied so much as I knew that I could do it better. Then when I decided to retake it, some said me that it was waste of time and money, some estimated it as an impossible thing: to increase my score to a band in such a short period. However, Allah gave me power with the belief of Gulasal opa, who supported my decision. So I learned how to ignore others beliefs, that may hinder me from achieving what I want.
My biggest suggestion for those who are preparing for the exam is following the advice of their teachers. Studying in Unity and being a student of Gulasal opa was already my success. Plus do practice your English on a daily basis. It maybe by reading your favourite book, watching your favourite movie, listening to podcast of your interest, writing a dairy or speaking with your friends. Even if it is litlle, do it regualrly, every day. If you get stuck on the same score try something different to advance your level. Because what you have done so far may not help further.
If you think that you are not doing well, keep a journal. Every night write there what you have done to improve your English in that day. This will help to have a sense of safisfaction, as you see that you did something and tempts you to learn more. What's more do not postpone till the last moment. Personally, I was a kind of procrastinator and I wanted to practice more and more a week prior to my first exam. But at that time I became sick and could not even attend to my lessons. So we never know what is going to happen even after a minute. This was a big lesson for me.
One more thing to consider. P.S.It is just my assumption. Your score in mocks or real exam is all about your performance, rather than knowledge. It was also my own experience. Before my first exam in the last mock I got 7.5, but in real exam my overall score was 7.0. However, my last mock result before second exam was 6.5. In the second exam I got 8.0. So do not worry if you get low score in mocks, just find the ways for improvement.
Believe in yourself. You can achieve what you wantπ
I have been learning English for about 2 years. But the most valuable period was my time spent in Unity(10 months). Because there I have learned not only English, but also how to enjoy the process of achieving my goals and this was the key factor leading to my success. Believe me although I got my target band score- 8.0, my happiness lasted just for several hours, then I forgot about it, but the process of preparing for my exam- about one year period was full of happiness. Another thing that I found really helpful was learning from mistakes. All of us make mistakes, but using them to learn new things or to feel the feeling of dissapointment and giving up is up to you. If you are making mistakes just be happy that you have new chances to learn.
The most important thing I learned in the process of preparing for IELTS was not letting others' beliefs to hold me back. In my first exam even though I got 7.0, I was not satisfied so much as I knew that I could do it better. Then when I decided to retake it, some said me that it was waste of time and money, some estimated it as an impossible thing: to increase my score to a band in such a short period. However, Allah gave me power with the belief of Gulasal opa, who supported my decision. So I learned how to ignore others beliefs, that may hinder me from achieving what I want.
My biggest suggestion for those who are preparing for the exam is following the advice of their teachers. Studying in Unity and being a student of Gulasal opa was already my success. Plus do practice your English on a daily basis. It maybe by reading your favourite book, watching your favourite movie, listening to podcast of your interest, writing a dairy or speaking with your friends. Even if it is litlle, do it regualrly, every day. If you get stuck on the same score try something different to advance your level. Because what you have done so far may not help further.
If you think that you are not doing well, keep a journal. Every night write there what you have done to improve your English in that day. This will help to have a sense of safisfaction, as you see that you did something and tempts you to learn more. What's more do not postpone till the last moment. Personally, I was a kind of procrastinator and I wanted to practice more and more a week prior to my first exam. But at that time I became sick and could not even attend to my lessons. So we never know what is going to happen even after a minute. This was a big lesson for me.
One more thing to consider. P.S.It is just my assumption. Your score in mocks or real exam is all about your performance, rather than knowledge. It was also my own experience. Before my first exam in the last mock I got 7.5, but in real exam my overall score was 7.0. However, my last mock result before second exam was 6.5. In the second exam I got 8.0. So do not worry if you get low score in mocks, just find the ways for improvement.
Believe in yourself. You can achieve what you wantπ
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One strategy that improved my listening score was predicting the answers. Before I did not get the point and understood it just like writing noun, verb, adj. But thank you Gulasal opa that you reminded me it once again before my exam. I had about 20 gap fillings in my real exam and nearly 60 per cent of my predicted answers were correct.
One thing that was a lesson from my exam: ovethinking is not always good. In the listening when I was thinking about answer for 6th question I missed another one. I had at least some options I listened for the question number6 but for the 7 I could not write something more than my prediction.
In general listening was somehow less complicated but very tricky. For example the question n6 was: trip may be cancelled, e.g. because of a..... in the audio it was something like: trip may be cancelled because of a weather, for example because of a thunder or storm. Under the stress I could not choose from this 3 choices immidiately. I could write them to somewhere and decide at the end but...I unconsiouly chose missing the next answer
One thing that was a lesson from my exam: ovethinking is not always good. In the listening when I was thinking about answer for 6th question I missed another one. I had at least some options I listened for the question number6 but for the 7 I could not write something more than my prediction.
In general listening was somehow less complicated but very tricky. For example the question n6 was: trip may be cancelled, e.g. because of a..... in the audio it was something like: trip may be cancelled because of a weather, for example because of a thunder or storm. Under the stress I could not choose from this 3 choices immidiately. I could write them to somewhere and decide at the end but...I unconsiouly chose missing the next answer
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Hello everyone. I'm Gulichekhra. I've recently taken IELTS and my score is 7.0 (L-7.5,R-6.0,W-6.5,S-7.5) and even if the result is not such an amazing,I would like to share my experience,cuz i think they'd be really helpful for you.
I've been learning English for less than 1.5 year. I am one of the luckiest persons ever,cuz I'm a student of Gulasal opa and she's been teaching me from scratch (grammar).As I was late for 1 month Gulasal opa fortunately had taken me to the only group and as they've finished learning tenses,it was really hard for me(at first). I've had a lot if obstacles, difficulties in my learning journey,but my ambitions and strong desire towards learning helped me a lot. There were times when i simply wanted to give up. To quit learning English (and i guess most of you have such thoughts) but believe me you'll regret. Remember, nothing in this life can be accomplished and achieved so easily (not as you think). I can say for sure that having spent time in Unity i have become a real individual. I've learnt how to be honest,not only with others,but most importantly with myself. Our team workings are the key factors of me changing and becoming and open-minded and extrovert. I've found many friends and some of them have become my family β₯οΈ Thanks to my precious teacher I've learnt how to keep trying and despite all difficulties how not to give up. I've learnt how to enjoy the process of learning English (1.Love what you're doing.2. Keep trying,every failure teaches you a lesson.3. Keep learning,the more u learn the better u become.) You live only once. Don't force yourself to learn smth,just try to find ways of leaning productively and funnyππ
Guys,by the way,i know how u don't like our rules in Unity and how u "like" Bobur akaπ Remember, they're wishing you only goodness and i think if there were no rules,no Bobur aka and those punishments i certainly wouldn't achieve what I've achieved π after some time you'll thank them for everything they did for youπ
Tips:how to enhance ur listening skills? Try to improve your English not only for IELTS,but generally. 1) Listen to Podcast-not for English learners,but for native speakers.2)Do practice tests and evaluate(remember: quality not quantity). 3)Ted talks,videos,any kinda English-just listen and try to understand.
Reading: I'm myself not experienced enough(there's always a room for improvement ππ )but:1)Read more,guys. It doesn't necessarily need to be a book(though, it's one of the most effective ones)-read articles, whatever you find in English read and simultaneously retell(or write) what you've understood (this helps to improve Speaking(or writing)).2) Practice+evaluation.
Writing:1)Write essays every day(choose topic and beforehand find a band 9 essay-then after having written-compare).2) Write your thoughts in English and try to express what u feel.(Believe me it's very helpful it helped me to get 6.5-π-at least smth)
Speaking:finally. Well, when i started learning i wasn't able to utter a word in English (i was shy,and was afraid of making mistakes) Guys,pls i beg you, don't try to avoid mistakes. They're fine,unless u know how to fix it. Speak whatever you can and everyday after learning 2-3 words(better phrases/collocations) try to use them in your speech. Just adopt themπ And i used to get 8 for my pronunciation-how to get the same result? While listening to native speakers,try to imitate the way they speak:intonation, emotions,word pronunciation! And better to have a dictionary with audio pronunciation. Thus you'll learn new words and pronounce perfectly!ππ
Guys,be unique. These tips might not apply for you. Try to find your own way of effective learning. Believe in yourself and forget about other people's opinion. You want-You can! Remember:Make English your everyday friend. Learn something new everyday! Do ur tasks with love and great achievements will be yours!
I've been learning English for less than 1.5 year. I am one of the luckiest persons ever,cuz I'm a student of Gulasal opa and she's been teaching me from scratch (grammar).As I was late for 1 month Gulasal opa fortunately had taken me to the only group and as they've finished learning tenses,it was really hard for me(at first). I've had a lot if obstacles, difficulties in my learning journey,but my ambitions and strong desire towards learning helped me a lot. There were times when i simply wanted to give up. To quit learning English (and i guess most of you have such thoughts) but believe me you'll regret. Remember, nothing in this life can be accomplished and achieved so easily (not as you think). I can say for sure that having spent time in Unity i have become a real individual. I've learnt how to be honest,not only with others,but most importantly with myself. Our team workings are the key factors of me changing and becoming and open-minded and extrovert. I've found many friends and some of them have become my family β₯οΈ Thanks to my precious teacher I've learnt how to keep trying and despite all difficulties how not to give up. I've learnt how to enjoy the process of learning English (1.Love what you're doing.2. Keep trying,every failure teaches you a lesson.3. Keep learning,the more u learn the better u become.) You live only once. Don't force yourself to learn smth,just try to find ways of leaning productively and funnyππ
Guys,by the way,i know how u don't like our rules in Unity and how u "like" Bobur akaπ Remember, they're wishing you only goodness and i think if there were no rules,no Bobur aka and those punishments i certainly wouldn't achieve what I've achieved π after some time you'll thank them for everything they did for youπ
Tips:how to enhance ur listening skills? Try to improve your English not only for IELTS,but generally. 1) Listen to Podcast-not for English learners,but for native speakers.2)Do practice tests and evaluate(remember: quality not quantity). 3)Ted talks,videos,any kinda English-just listen and try to understand.
Reading: I'm myself not experienced enough(there's always a room for improvement ππ )but:1)Read more,guys. It doesn't necessarily need to be a book(though, it's one of the most effective ones)-read articles, whatever you find in English read and simultaneously retell(or write) what you've understood (this helps to improve Speaking(or writing)).2) Practice+evaluation.
Writing:1)Write essays every day(choose topic and beforehand find a band 9 essay-then after having written-compare).2) Write your thoughts in English and try to express what u feel.(Believe me it's very helpful it helped me to get 6.5-π-at least smth)
Speaking:finally. Well, when i started learning i wasn't able to utter a word in English (i was shy,and was afraid of making mistakes) Guys,pls i beg you, don't try to avoid mistakes. They're fine,unless u know how to fix it. Speak whatever you can and everyday after learning 2-3 words(better phrases/collocations) try to use them in your speech. Just adopt themπ And i used to get 8 for my pronunciation-how to get the same result? While listening to native speakers,try to imitate the way they speak:intonation, emotions,word pronunciation! And better to have a dictionary with audio pronunciation. Thus you'll learn new words and pronounce perfectly!ππ
Guys,be unique. These tips might not apply for you. Try to find your own way of effective learning. Believe in yourself and forget about other people's opinion. You want-You can! Remember:Make English your everyday friend. Learn something new everyday! Do ur tasks with love and great achievements will be yours!
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First I thought that reading can be only improved by doing more and more practice tests. But later I have realized that by this I was getting just 5.5-6.0. Because I was doing the same mistake again and again. Even evaluation of my reading passages could not help me to increase my score, as my general reading skills were not good enough. Then I started reading fictions, as I did before it as well, but with a real desire, not for the sake of finishing it. Also some books are really helpfull to increase gerenal reading skills. One of them is reading comprehension. After doing this I have improved my reading to 6.5-7.5. Again I got stuck for a long time. To increase it my teacher suggested me first to read the whole passage to comrehend the information and then going to answer questions. First I spent to read the passage and understand it about 10 minutes, but later I improved my speed reading by practising of course(this time I used articles. I read article then wrote whatever I understood with time limit) and till my exam I was able to finish reading one passage in 5 minutes. This helped me to get 8.0. In both reading and listening improving from 8.0 to 8.5-9.0 took a lot of time. Because I was using my old tactics and ending up with the same result. This time Gulasal opa suggested me to take last 4 practice tests and find the similarities in the mistakes I was making. Amazingly, I realized that mistakes I was making were completely the same. Then I tried to fix them and somehow managed to do it.
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We have a great news for you and we want to share it with you. From Today we are going to send articles and podcasts on daily basis with the hope of helping you to enhance your General English and IELTS skills. We can ensure that little time spent every day can help you to boost your score and attain your goals.
So are you ready to dedicate your precious time on something worthy? Let's start then. Do not forget to folow us on everyday basis. Make the most of your time!!!