Definition-
The International English Language Testing System is commonly called IELTS. It is a system of testing that assesses your proficiency in four areas of the English language: speaking, writing, reading, and listening. It's not always necessary to spend long, arduous hours studying in order to prepare. It might go beyond the study materials and mock exams.
Tips-
- Answers may be typed in uppercase, lowercase, or a combination of the two on the answer sheet.
- As an illustration, the word "Thailand" in the response can be written as "Thailand," "THAILAND," or even "ThAiLanD." These variations would all be deemed to be accurate.
- The following was taken from the British Council's IELTS website:
- Write your responses on the question paper while you listen. You will have 10 minutes to fill in your answers on the answer sheet after the test is over. You may use capital or lowercase letters to write your responses.
- The same applies to the reading, however since the majority of your answers in the reading are drawn from the text, you should be able to tell if it uses capital letters or not.
- The correct use of capital letters is must . You need to follow the basic rules of writing in capital letters like starting the name of a place or person with a capital letter.
Conclusion-
To prepare for this exam all you have to do is work hard and gather as many resources as possible. For further information you can visit SpeakoClub and receive a lot of information regarding IELTS.
