The Excel mistake file is an absolute must. I have always have that mental principle in mind when it comes to practicing things and I cant describe how horrified it is that ppl are so diligent in their work but yet gain no progress because they never really systemize their training the correct way. I am a 8.0 scorer btw (at age 17) IELTS wasnt easy but not too daunting and taxing if you know to do it the right way
Thanks for sharing your thoughts! It's so true-without a systematic approach, even the most diligent practice can feel like it's not getting you anywhere. That's why the Excel mistake (or Error Log) file is such a game-changer. Congratulations on scoring an 8.0 at just 17-that's impressive! It really shows that when you know the right way to approach the IELTS, it becomes much more manageable. Keep up the great work!
I just subscribed to your channel and here are my questions related to the exam. First of all, I've just started my listening test and i usually 28-36 out of 40 _Mostly stuck in multiple choice part 3 . Reading is a big deal for me tho , I don't exercise about speaking and writing. Last but not least , i do want to know it's possible to do self study over join the course. Thanks 😊
Thank you for subscribing! 😊 For Multiple Choice questions in Part 3, try these tips: Focus on Keywords: As you listen, underline or note the keywords in the question and options. This helps you stay focused on what to listen for. Listen for Synonyms: Often, the words in the audio won't match exactly with the options. Be prepared to identify synonyms or paraphrased ideas. Practice with Timed Tests: The more you practice under exam conditions, the better you'll get at quickly identifying the correct answer. About self-study vs. joining a course-self-study is definitely possible if you're disciplined and use high-quality resources. However, a course can provide structure, expert feedback, and a clear study plan, which might be beneficial if you're looking for more guidance. Whichever path you choose, consistency is key. Keep up the hard work, and you'll continue to improve! 😊
Actually, it's possible to take the IELTS exam at 15. The key requirement for registration is having a valid ID card, and in the country I live in, you can obtain an ID card at any age. As long as you have the required ID, you can register for and take the IELTS exam, regardless of age.
Hi bro how are you? bri i am your fan and have question for u 😢 I have used 100 of ways to improve my reading but i couldn’t it stocked at 6.0 - max 6,5( give me some advice please 🙏
😊 I'm doing well, thank you. Improving your IELTS Reading score can be challenging, but don’t lose hope! You might be focusing on the wrong things. Firstly, you need to understand the root cause of getting stuck at 6-6.5. Is it because you are not understanding the text, or is it because of vocabulary you don't know, or is it that you are struggling with solving questions. If you understand 80%+ of the passage and you are stuck at 6.0-6.5, then your porblem is the strategy to solve questions (logic). Let's say, at this scenario, you are reading articles, magazines, and books, your score will stay the same because you are not solving the root problem. In short, do not focus on your strength, focus on your weaknesses. Remember, improvement takes time and persistence. Keep pushing forward, and you’ll get there! If you need more detailed guidance, feel free to ask. Best of luck! 🙏📚
You will write the question type that you did a mistake on in the first column In the second column, you will write why you made a mistake In the third column, you will write what you can do better next time
If i understand the text or listening fully but i struggle when it comes to answer what can i do to solve this problem. Should practice IELTS format more or is there something else to fix
If you understand the content but struggle with answering, focusing on IELTS-specific practice can definitely help. It's also important to work on time management and familiarizing yourself with common question types. Reviewing past mistakes and learning the strategies for each question type can make a big difference. Analyze why you are not finding the right answer. Is it because you could not understand the paraphrasing or is it because of losing attention, and solve that root problem. It takes time. Keep practicing, and you'll improve!
Template for learning words: rb.gy/e8rujo as I promised!
1. Podcast
2. Practice
3. Learning mistakes
4. Understand paraphrasing
5. Repeating
6.7.8. recomendation
I like the way you are speaking without stopping
Thanks for a compliment! 😊
My IELTS score is almost:
L - 8.0
R - 6.5
W - 7.0
S - 6.5
Overall: 7.0
Congratulations ! A 7.0 overall is a solid achievement. Keep pushing forward, and I’m sure you can reach even higher. Best of luck!
Cheers
i have 3 weeks left to prepare for my upcoming test, thank u
The Excel mistake file is an absolute must. I have always have that mental principle in mind when it comes to practicing things and I cant describe how horrified it is that ppl are so diligent in their work but yet gain no progress because they never really systemize their training the correct way.
I am a 8.0 scorer btw (at age 17) IELTS wasnt easy but not too daunting and taxing if you know to do it the right way
Thanks for sharing your thoughts! It's so true-without a systematic approach, even the most diligent practice can feel like it's not getting you anywhere. That's why the Excel mistake (or Error Log) file is such a game-changer. Congratulations on scoring an 8.0 at just 17-that's impressive! It really shows that when you know the right way to approach the IELTS, it becomes much more manageable. Keep up the great work!
malades, ishlarezga rivoj, sizdek yutuqlarga erishish nasib qilsin
Rahmat! Sizga ham IELTS imtihonida katta muvaffaqiyatlar tilayman.
This video is gonna become viral man
Brother can take you a video which is related to solving questions. Show us how are you doing on cambridge exams.
Thank you so much 😊
You're welcome 😊
Nice content
Good job
Thanks
I just subscribed to your channel and here are my questions related to the exam. First of all, I've just started my listening test and i usually 28-36 out of 40 _Mostly stuck in multiple choice part 3 . Reading is a big deal for me tho , I don't exercise about speaking and writing. Last but not least , i do want to know it's possible to do self study over join the course. Thanks 😊
Thank you for subscribing! 😊
For Multiple Choice questions in Part 3, try these tips:
Focus on Keywords: As you listen, underline or note the keywords in the question and options. This helps you stay focused on what to listen for.
Listen for Synonyms: Often, the words in the audio won't match exactly with the options. Be prepared to identify synonyms or paraphrased ideas.
Practice with Timed Tests: The more you practice under exam conditions, the better you'll get at quickly identifying the correct answer.
About self-study vs. joining a course-self-study is definitely possible if you're disciplined and use high-quality resources. However, a course can provide structure, expert feedback, and a clear study plan, which might be beneficial if you're looking for more guidance.
Whichever path you choose, consistency is key. Keep up the hard work, and you'll continue to improve! 😊
As for me You just need to listen to multiple people talking to each other
At the age of 15 you"re not even allowed to participate in the IELTS exam. Cuz the minimum age requirements is 16
Actually, it's possible to take the IELTS exam at 15. The key requirement for registration is having a valid ID card, and in the country I live in, you can obtain an ID card at any age. As long as you have the required ID, you can register for and take the IELTS exam, regardless of age.
As you said this video got more than twice the 200 likes, share the template on comments bro
rb.gy/e8rujo It is also shared in the top comment.
@@IELTSWithAzamat thank you 😄
Excellent 🎉
Thanks 😊
Very well❤
Thanks 😊
Hi bro how are you? bri i am your fan and have question for u 😢
I have used 100 of ways to improve my reading but i couldn’t it stocked at 6.0 - max 6,5( give me some advice please 🙏
😊 I'm doing well, thank you.
Improving your IELTS Reading score can be challenging, but don’t lose hope!
You might be focusing on the wrong things. Firstly, you need to understand the root cause of getting stuck at 6-6.5. Is it because you are not understanding the text, or is it because of vocabulary you don't know, or is it that you are struggling with solving questions. If you understand 80%+ of the passage and you are stuck at 6.0-6.5, then your porblem is the strategy to solve questions (logic). Let's say, at this scenario, you are reading articles, magazines, and books, your score will stay the same because you are not solving the root problem. In short, do not focus on your strength, focus on your weaknesses.
Remember, improvement takes time and persistence. Keep pushing forward, and you’ll get there! If you need more detailed guidance, feel free to ask. Best of luck! 🙏📚
@@IELTSWithAzamat Yes bro i understand more than 80% of passage (i will definitely try ). thank u brother 💘
I'm stuck in listening modules. And tell me something about your Excel file method. this approach, how can i apply.
You will write the question type that you did a mistake on in the first column
In the second column, you will write why you made a mistake
In the third column, you will write what you can do better next time
Wow❤
Hi Azamat. How are you? I have an unusual question? Have you participated in Future Leaders class leaded by S.S.?
I'm fine. Just for 2-4 months at the beginning
I know. Can you remember that guy who seat with you in the first raw of desks?
@@Deepviewtotheworld Yes, of course. I remember
@@IELTSWithAzamat I am that guy as you understood. And I am really happy seeing your results of your hard work. Can I contact you via email
@@Deepviewtotheworld Thank you so much!
My Email: choriyevazamat2008@gmail.com
how can i enhance my spelling cuz its related to lisening exam as well + thank u
I suggest you to google "Most Misspelled Words in English" and learn them.
Can you make a video about your error log. How you do it. Like tutorial❤
I will try to do it this month! Thanks for giving a video idea!❤
@@IELTSWithAzamat omggggg thank you gonna share it to my friendssss
Where did you take the real IELTS materials?
If i understand the text or listening fully but i struggle when it comes to answer what can i do to solve this problem. Should practice IELTS format more or is there something else to fix
If you understand the content but struggle with answering, focusing on IELTS-specific practice can definitely help. It's also important to work on time management and familiarizing yourself with common question types. Reviewing past mistakes and learning the strategies for each question type can make a big difference.
Analyze why you are not finding the right answer. Is it because you could not understand the paraphrasing or is it because of losing attention, and solve that root problem. It takes time.
Keep practicing, and you'll improve!
Daxshat
Can i get ur tg bruv
Xa uzbek
You speak in British accent, aren't you?
i dont think thats brits
O’zbekmisiz?
Ha, o'zbekman
I guess Your speaking must be 9.