雅思如何准备雅思词汇（How does IELTS prepare IELTS vocabulary）.docVIP

雅思如何准备雅思词汇（How does IELTS prepare IELTS vocabulary） IELTS does not have the appropriate vocabulary, which leads many candidates to neglect the vocabulary part of the IELTS preparation process. In fact, vocabulary is the basis of language learning, and the improvement of IELTS depends on a certain degree of vocabulary preparation. The IELTS exam is divided into four parts, and each part of the test of vocabulary has its characteristics, the author will now start from the vocabulary examine these four aspects, to be arranged to do an analysis of the candidates pro forma IELTS vocabulary. Hear part Hearing part of the overall vocabulary requirements: common words can understand, understand, will spell. Oral part vocabulary requirements: simple and vivid words, small words as the main. Unlike TOEFL or CET four and six, IELTS does not test the ability of the examinee to hear information and to reason. It examines whether candidates can hear and record information. IELTS listening is divided into four parts, of which the first two parts of the main test of some scenes of life, such as renting scenes, bank scenes and so on. The latter two sections are about academic situations, often with a professor who introduces some more academic topics, such as the history of film development and so on. We adopted the following two questions to help you understand the features of the two kinds of scene test vocabulary. Example 1: Dialogue (dialogue) Professor:, Are, you, ready, to, hand, in, your, paper, now? Student:, I, am, not, ready, yet., Can, you, give, me,, a, one, week, extension? The girl is asking for version: a ________? Answer: one-week extension. From this question, we can see that the IELTS examination mainly examines whether the candidates can seize the key information in the dialogue - one week extension (postponed for a week). Also, candidates must spell the word extension correctly, and spelling errors are not to be forgiven in listening. Example 2: Monologue (monolo