Basic IELTS Listening

Basic IELTS Listening

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Listening songs and exercises

Listening songs and exercises

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Listening – songs and exercises

Listening – songs and exercises

 

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We believe that developing good listening skills is the single most important thing that a language learner can do in order to become an efficient and effective second-language user. There are four main reasons for this:

Listening skills are important in their own right

Spoken language is very different from written language, and unless language learners master the spoken form of the language, they will never be able to participate in normal conversation.

Listening forces automatic learning

Complex cognitive skills, such as language processing, must be practiced until they are completely automatic; comprehension must be immediate. Because normal spoken language is fast—about 3 words per second—and because listeners must process the language at such normal speeds, listeners are forced to develop automatic processing skills.
This not only leads to fast and efficient listening, but also fast and efficient speaking, reading and writing.

Listening comprehension leads to general language acquisition

Language is a means of communication, and many scholars argue that using the language to acquire information, any information, is the best way to learn the language. Listening to interesting passages does just that.

Listening provides optimal conditions

IELTS Grammar and Vocabulary

IELTS Grammar and Vocabulary

 

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IELTS Grammar

These pages are here to help you with your IELTS grammar, mainly for writing.

However, it can obviously help with your speaking and also with your reading as it is easy to misunderstand what you have read if you are confused by different sentence structures.
All grammar for IELTS is important, but there are some specific things that are directly related to IELTS.
The explanations and exercises will highlight these so you can see how they are relevant.

Why is grammar important?

There is no actual grammar test section in the IELTS test, but you are still graded on this by the examiner in the speaking test and writing test.
These are specifically what you are graded on in each test:

Writing:

• Task Achievement / Response
• Coherence and Cohesion
• Lexical Resource
• Grammatical Range and Accuracy

Speaking:

• Fluency and coherence
• Lexical Resource
• Grammatical Range and Accuracy
• Pronunication

So as you can see, grammar makes up 25% of each test.
However, it is also important for the 'lexical resource' part. This is your use of such things as your vocabulary, idiomatic vocabulary, and collocations.
You will be marked down on this if you are making mistakes with such things as word forms (e.g. using a noun form instead of a verb form) so this is also grammar related.
This is not to suggest that you should focus only on grammar as the other elements such as fluency in your speaking and your ability to answer the question and organise your response in the writing are a major part of the marking.
But it is clearly important to work on improving your IELTS grammar, and this is often the part candidates have the most problems with and the thing that brings their score down.