Today I’ve got more free IELTS exercises for you. If you haven’t heard so far about IELTSontrack.com, let me introduce it to you. The nice people in charge of this website belong to the Centre of English Language of the University of South Australia.
Here is what they have made available for free:
IELTS Listening mini-test
There are 8 questions and it takes 6 minutes. You can listen with or without a transcript. When answering questions, make sure you scroll down to see all the questions – I didn’t and missed some questions. Answer by selecting the answer, when finished, click “Submit”. The correct answers will show up marked with a “V” and the incorrect marked with an “X”.
Click here for the listening test
IELTS reading test
There are passages of both General Training and Academic Module difficulty, the Academic text comes with 13 questions and the General Training with 7 questions. Choose the desired module (Academic or General) and hit “Start”. When you’re answering questions, don’t forget to scroll down to see all of them. Oh, and one more thing – it didn’t work for me in the Internet Explorer 6, I had to use Firefox.
Click here for the reading test
IELTS Writing test
I think this writing test is very useful. First, there are 3 tasks: an Academic Task 1, a General Training task 1, and a Task 2 (essay). For every task there is planning help where they explain how to approach writing a report, a letter or an essay and then there are sample answers. Excellent practice, I am sure you’ll find it helpful.
Click here for the writing test
IELTS Speaking test
You get to practice by listening to the recording of an interview (where a student answers the examiner’s questions) and then answering the questions that you hear yourself. There is a transcript that you can use if something is not clear to you in the recording. After you’ve started the test by hitting the “Start” button, you will see the list of questions and the examiner’s comments on the recorded student’s performance.
Click here for the speaking test
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What should I do to make vocabulary good
There are many ways to learn new vocabulary. One good way is underlining new words while you’re reading an IELTS text. Once you’re done reading and you have guessed these new words, go to a dictionary and look them up, write down the new word and its meaning, because you will remember it better if you write it down. Another way is when you’re writing an essay and you are using the same word more than once, go to a dictionary and look up a synonym you can use instead. This will make your writing less repetitive and enrich your vocabulary at the same time.
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Hi I want to learn in general reading test.can someone help me
Please help I want to pass the exam.
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Hi Dionessia, I am more than happy to help! Did you have a question you wanted to ask? How can I help?
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That’s great to hear, thanks Ainura!