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Hey everyone! I've just found this infographic on how to decide where to study abroad. http://smart.study/blog/a-shortcut-to-deciding-where-to-study-abroad-infographic/ Although, you might have decided to study in Canada, I think it might be useful for some of you! Please let me know what you...

Congratulations! :D

IELTS is a standart test, so it doesn't matter. They are all the same.

Practice more. Now you should know your weaker parts, so master them.

Patience is the key.

Hi, I'm afraid, you really need each section to be not less than 6. Still you may try, but this might not work.

Congrats!

I agree with pamtee. Start with basics, see maybe you have any "gaps" there.

Maybe try googling it?

-1 :) Good luck!

Be patient, everything's going to be OK.

I've noticed that too :)

Awesome!

It should be OK, I don't think you'll lose much.

Thanks and good luck!

Great score!

I've actually heard that TOEFL is easier. TOEFL 'consists' of American English, whilst IELTS is British English. For example, Americans say 'apartment', when British call it 'flat' and so on. If you're taking the test in order to apply to uni, I'd take IELTS, as well as if you're going to Britain.

Check other threads, they have lots of prep materials.

Thank you! If I'm not mistaken there are some techniques dedicated to your problem. If you struggle with reading long questions, they suggest to read the key parts of it. So that you get the question and do not waste the precious time. Still it needs practice. Those big sentences are really...

I have the same problem with Listening, sometimes I get lost and fail all test :( I see no other way than training this skill. I mean not just by practising the test itself, but by listening to English everyday. I like this app called 6 minute English listening with BBC, you can try it too...