You Have 1 Year Before IELTS What Now

The video provides a one-year study plan for IELTS preparation. It advises against starting IELTS-specific study too early to avoid burnout. Instead, focus on improving general English skills for the first six months. In the last six months, begin IELTS-specific preparation, and in the final three months, concentrate on strategies and practice tests. The plan emphasizes maintaining motivation and building positive habits throughout the year.

Why is it advised not to start IELTS preparation immediately if you have a year before the exam?

• To focus on other exams first.

• To wait for the latest IELTS syllabus.

• To save money on preparation materials.

• To avoid becoming demotivated and hitting a plateau.

What should be the focus during the first six months of preparation?

• Memorizing IELTS vocabulary.

• Learning test-taking strategies.

• Improving overall English skills.

• Practicing IELTS test papers.

During the second six months, what is a recommended activity?

• Engaging in intensive IELTS practice tests.

• Joining study groups and engaging with other students.

• Focusing solely on writing skills.

• Ignoring general English improvement.

What is the main focus during the last three months before the IELTS exam?

• Starting to learn English grammar.

• Focusing on reading novels.

• Taking a break from studying.

• Directly tackling IELTS with practice tests and strategies.

What should be maintained throughout the entire year of preparation?

• A strict diet plan.

• The habits developed in the first nine months.

• A focus on only one section of the IELTS exam.

• A daily routine of watching movies.