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Hi charmy, Congera for the great results. How did you check your results. Do you have any idea how can i check it online I think you can go to the website where you signed up for the test to check the result. I checked mine at http://ielts.etest.net.cn the official IELTS website for China. But if y...

I took my first attempt on 6th September, and I got L 7.5 R 8.5 W 5.5 and S 6.5. I'm also thinking about a re-evaluation of my writing. I usually write well, and I don't think I deserve a 5.5.

Hi Charmy, That's a very creative introduction. :) Have you experienced improvement since joining the forum? I hope you have found the resources here helpful. Good luck with your preparation, Ryan I had my first attempt on September 6th, and I got an overall of 7.0. Thank you Ryan, this forum and y...

OnlineEnglishTeacher wrote:Let us know if as well as passing with 5.5, if you reach your personal goal also .

On September 6th I had my first attempt, and I got an overall of 7.0, so I basically failed to pass my personal goal(7.5).
I got 7.5 on listening, 8.5 on reading, 5.5 on writing and 6.5 on speaking.

Thank you, lmoore! I got a 6.5 on speaking.

My last recording to thank you
http://www.ieltsnetwork.com/download/file.php?id=344

saqibali wrote:Some sentences are not understandable.

Can you point those sentences out?

The Task: Creative artists should always be given the freedom to express their own ideas (in words, pictures, music or film) in whichever way they wish. There should be no government restrictions on what they do. To what extent do you agree or disagree with this opinion. My Essay: Creative artists o...

Thanks for your help.

It depends on what you mean by "passing". The university I'm going to apply only requires a band 5.5, which is really a breeze to me. However, I want to always challenge myself a bit and my ideal score is band 7.5 and above. I'll have my first attempt in 2 months and I can definitely "...

Can I write twenty as 20 in the listening section?
If so, can I write "early 20s" instead of "early twenties"? The context: Women that are in their early 20s.
Can I write 20s instead of twenties?

Hi, Charmy, No, “repetitive hesitation” is not a correct phrase. You might say, “repetitiveness,” or your “tendency to repeat” yourself.  This place sounds amazing! One thing you might clarify is the difference between a pagoda and a pavilion. While the two certainly are different, the average lis...

Thanks for the help you offered to us.

http://www.ieltsnetwork.com/download/file.php?id=286 Describe an interesting historic place. You should say: what it is where it is located what you can see there now and explain why this place is interesting. http://www.ieltsnetwork.com/download/file.php?id=286 I still used the mind-map technique ...

This is my first writing and I know it's horrible. Any advice on how to improve my writing would be greatly appreciated. The table is a clear illustration of the percentages of people living in poverty in Australia in 1999, categorized according to different family types. One notable trait that this...

lmoore wrote:I don't give estimated band scores, I'm sorry.

Well, I was just curious about the result but that's alright.
I'm really grateful for all the help you offered to those who're preparing for the IELTS test.

Hi, Charmy, Your vocabulary was really good here. I heard avid, promotes, perseverance, courage, and many other words. Your pronunciation was clear, but I would point out that misfit is not emphasized on the second syllable. You said, “misFIT,” instead of “MISfit.” Here are some notes: - the only b...

http://www.ieltsnetwork.com/download/file.php?id=279 Describe a book you read when you were a child. You should say: what it is what the main content of the book is and explain the influence of the book on you I certainly did more preparation this time. I drew a mind map as below and sort out what ...

Hi, I'm Charmy

Hi, Charmy, This sounds like an interesting conversation, for sure! We think of conversations as happening face-to-face, but you bring up an interesting point: that they can happen online as well. The introduction to the piece was a bit long. I wasn’t sure where you were going with it or how it rel...

Another Example: Michael says:"I try to draw inspiration more from the music than the artist themselves, because when you design for the artist you tend to stereotype." The Question: Michael thinks too many album pictures reflect the recording artist rather than the music they are playing....

I don't really see any difference between false and NG. For example: Text: Album covers illustrate modern society. Question: Record companies try to use album covers to illustrate modern society. Because "record companies" is not given in the text, therefore, I don't know whether record co...

I think your pronunciation is quite good! Indeed, "Son" is pronounced exactly like "Sun", while "Song" uses a lower and more closed sound, similar to what can be heard in Northern-English accents too. Thank you for encouraging me :D . But did I pronounce them correctly...

http://www.ieltsnetwork.com/download/file.php?id=267 I'm kind of insecure about the way I pronounce things. Am I saying "son" and "song" differently and correctly in this recording? By the way, at the end of this recording, "Please, tell me your, your...(searching for words...

Are you a native speaker? How long have you been learning English?

Do you recommend IETLS candidates memorize common English name? I just tried a listening mock test, and the name needed to write wasn't spelt out by the speaker. So I had to guess the spelling of the name. And I wrote Pool Butt instead of Paul Bhatt. http://www.ieltsnetwork.com/download/file.php?id=...