People often ask about extra reading practice: Is it a good idea to read newspapers or magazines, and which ones are the best for IELTS practice?
Two good places to find articles are The Economist and National Geographic. Try to spend a few minutes every day reading something from one of these sites. Make a note of some new words or phrases, and gradually your reading will improve.
Those are definitely effective ways to improve our reading and writing also. We need to catch all the words separately.
@Thanks @Sir_Simon
I bought a book that contains probably all the important words of Cambridge IELTS test books. I just start to learn them.
The book is named by "Cambridge Vocabulary"
Is it really helpful? ??
Posted by: Raju | March 19, 2018 at 20:24
@Raju
It would be helpful if you can manage to work through all twenty-five units over the next six months. Keeping interested and motivated is important. Those people who have achieved Band 7+ in IELTS have one thing in common: they did not give up.
Posted by: Khe | March 19, 2018 at 23:08
I'm now at Unit 16 and still on progress. I find it very useful to learn new words and also tips to achieve all tasks.
Posted by: Huy Tran | March 21, 2018 at 08:34
They are not free, Simon. I have to sign up and pay money per month if I want to read
Posted by: Dung | March 23, 2018 at 03:15