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How to score 9 bands in IELTS? IELTS DOs and DON'Ts!

HOW TO GET 9 BANDS IN LISTENING?

DOs

  • Ensure your computer headphones are working before the test.
  • Carefully read and underline important instructions.
  • Take notes while listening; you can do so on the computer screen.
  • Identify keywords in questions and highlight them.
  • Listen carefully, even if answers are repeated.
  • Attempt all questions; no penalty for incorrect answers.
  • Transfer answers within 10 minutes for paper-based test.
  • Type answers in capital letters if necessary.

DON'Ts

  • Seek help if recording isn't clear (paper-based test).
  • Expect exact vocabulary from questions in the recording.
  • Focus on answers, not understanding every word.
  • Don't get stuck; move on if you miss an answer.
  • Ensure correct grammar and spelling.

HOW TO GET 9 BANDS IN READING?

DOs

  • Read instructions and note word limits.
  • Underline keywords and find synonyms in text.
  • Spend about 15 minutes per section (40 questions total).
  • Answer all questions, no negative marks.
  • Consider using capital letters for answers.
  • Skim text for a general idea on first read.

DON'Ts

  • Remember to review your answers.
  • Avoid getting stuck; return to questions later.
  • No extra time for transferring answers.
  • Utilize drag-and-drop/copy-paste in computer-delivered test.
  • Check spelling and grammar, including plural forms.

HOW TO GET 9 BANDS IN WRITING?

DOs

  • Make notes on the question paper.
  • Highlight key info and plan for 5 minutes.
  • Write 150 words for task one and 250 words for task two.
  • Organize paragraphs clearly.
  • Adapt style to formality of the task.
  • Include only relevant information.

DON'Ts

  • Check spelling, grammar, and punctuation.
  • Don't be distracted by the countdown clock.
  • Don't worry about accidental deletions (Ctrl+Z to undo).
  • Spend maximum 20 minutes on task one.
  • Avoid bullet points; write in full sentences.

HOW TO GET 9 BANDS IN SPEAKING?

DOs

  • Respond naturally and confidently.
  • Use prep time in part two to plan.
  • Correct mistakes but avoid overdoing it.
  • Expand on answers and use varied vocabulary and grammar.
  • Express ideas clearly and signpost.
  • Display diverse language usage.

DON'Ts

  • Avoid excessive complex grammar/vocabulary.
  • Don't use overly rehearsed answers.
  • Don't worry if no direct experience; be creative.
  • Skip repeating the question; get to the point.
  • Paraphrase if word recall is difficult.

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