Husan Isomiddinov

2023-01-04 18:22:25 My IELTS plan

Some of you have been asking for this so I decided to send it.

Yeah I wanted to get 8.5
Listening 9.0 (9.0)
Reading 9.0 (8.0)
Writing 7.0 (7.0)
Speaking 8.0(7.5) Ochish/sharhlash

2023-01-04 11:18:40 Finally got my certificate Ochish/sharhlash

2023-01-03 16:54:46 Finally back in Tashkent...

P.s: time to study now Ochish/sharhlash

2023-01-02 11:26:31 #speaking

Actually I am not that satisfied with my speaking score(I wanted to get 8+) cuz I spent most of my prep time to improve my speaking. I remember speaking at a band 7 probably 2.5 or 3 months ago and it was when I started putting a lot of effort for speaking. I made a habit of speaking for 2 hours each day only in English, and also I would allocate extra 30 mins to think about the ideas for speaking topics on that famous application. In addition, I have some international friends at CIC with whom I have to talk only in English and this also helped me a lot. Another nice method is to summarize the articles you read which helped me in part 2 actually. All in all, whether you do summarizationz or talk only in English you are only doing what? Speaking. And here comes my main advice, to improve your speaking, just speak. It does not matter which method you use as long as you speak) Ochish/sharhlash

2023-01-02 11:16:40 #writing

I think 7 for writing is a really good score and I attribute this band to my classmate and friend, Ozodbek who helped me a lot by checking my essays and reports and giving useful feedbacks. Hence, I believe you should get a feedback for whatever you write in order to progress since it is the only way where you can see your mistakes. Ochish/sharhlash

2023-01-02 11:10:13 #reading

I got 8 for reading, not a good score but still I can write some useful stuff. I used to read books, articles and magazines a lot. Everyday I would just read at least one article. Interestingly, I would not analyze articles deeply, by looking at new chunks of vocabulary, but instead I would just read them for fun and strengthen my comprehension. To put in a nutshell, you should accompany reading anything in English in your ielts journey to really achieve that high score for reading. Ochish/sharhlash

2023-01-02 10:55:18 #listening

I got a band a band 9 for my listening section, so I should have something to tell. Ok, to get a band 9 I used to listen to podcasts everyday when I was in the metro, and you should allocate at least an hour for that. You can find the best podcasts on Spotify platform, and also YouTube is a good source to download podcasts and listen to them. If you do this for a month, let's say, then you should have the progress. Ochish/sharhlash

2023-01-02 10:55:17 Ok let's give it a start. Now, I will write some posts to showcase my plan to prepare for each section of the IELTS exam. Stay tuned Ochish/sharhlash

2023-01-02 09:49:50 #life_experience

Always set the bar high...

Whenever you plan to pass any sort of exam, let's say IELTS, then you should definitely aim for a higher score than you need. The thing is, despite trying hard and strongly striving for the score they want(or need), many people mostly end up with a lower band. For example, when I was passing the IELTS for the first time, I really wanted to get 7 but got 6.5. In addition, the same can be told about my second attempt when I intended to get 8.5(yeah you heard that right ), and I got 0.5 lower this time too.

In conclusion, always aim for the highest(if possible), so that you will get a satisfactory result Ochish/sharhlash