The toughest part of giving your IELTS Exam comes in the ‘Listening’ part of it. The reason? You will only get one chance to hear the question. If you miss out listening to even one word of the question,
the whole context of the question changes and you end up lost. Writing is also a very tough aspect of IELTS. The required standard doesn’t fit with majority of aspirants and they end up with 7 bands or below. While reading, some aspirants face the trouble of pronunciation. A word that is not pronounced correctly leads to loss of marks. Some aspirants of IELTS face difficulty when attempting the writing test, wasting space and running out of world limit without answering correctly. Time limit is a major issue. As someone well said, time wasted is time lost. Most students end up running out of time and that affects their grades.
the whole context of the question changes and you end up lost. Writing is also a very tough aspect of IELTS. The required standard doesn’t fit with majority of aspirants and they end up with 7 bands or below. While reading, some aspirants face the trouble of pronunciation. A word that is not pronounced correctly leads to loss of marks. Some aspirants of IELTS face difficulty when attempting the writing test, wasting space and running out of world limit without answering correctly. Time limit is a major issue. As someone well said, time wasted is time lost. Most students end up running out of time and that affects their grades.
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