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有关雅思听力考试的几个实用技巧（Several practical skills on IELTS Listening Test）

有关雅思听力考试的几个实用技巧（Several practical skills on IELTS Listening Test） He that knows not is better than he who is good, who is better than himself. I laugh from Hengdao to-day, the fate of two Kunlun hepatobiliary. Towards the road, the evening may die. There is no beginning but no end. The high shore Valley, great change. Several practical skills on IELTS Listening Test Judge questions The judge hearing test questions and reading questions in judge questions are different, because listening text only put one time, candidates can not like doing reading exercises that repeatedly returned to the original look for the answer, so the general listening test in judge questions can find the answer from the original text directly, without the need to do complex reasoning. Be careful： 1., the emergence of replacement. At, no, time = never 2. negative statements. At, no, time, never, cant, must, not, by, no, means, be, free, of 3. degree qualifier. Simply let the examinee judge difficulty is low, so IELTS used some degree qualification to test students. Such as: all, some and so on. For the examination questions of the degree limiting words, the restriction words must be the test sites. The candidates can not read the whole sentence, only the subject and the degree limit words are taken into account, and the questions can be solved easily. Two levels of common restriction: Absoluteness: a limitation without room. Such as: all, must, must, not, only, can, can, not, at, no, time, by, no, means, already, have, done, and so on. Relative limits: part, of, some, may, can, sometimes, maybe, Only, might, unless, except... Unless... In, the, process, of, not, yet, etc.. For an absolute qualification, it is possible to solve the problem if there are no relative words or phrases that are relative, while the subject of relative limitation depends on whether the relevant absolute qualifier exists in the text. But if the absolute limit and the relative limitation of combining, in the same quest