How Do You Prepare For Individual Modules?
Listening IELTS is an international exam; therefore a candidate can expect to hear a variety of accents with which English is spoken in different parts of the world. The listening section of the IELTS exam lasts for 30 minutes. It will have 40 questions which are spread over four sections. Candidates should listen intently as the pre-recorded listening module will be played only once. Most test centres provide candidates with headphones. While the recorded tape is being played, candidates are allowed to read the questions, write down and then check the answers. After the recording has ended, students are allotted 10 minutes to transfer their answers to the answer sheet. Of the four sub sections in the listening section, the first two are based on a social situation. They are in the form of a conversation between two people, followed by a monologue. The final two sub sections deal with situations based on educational and training aspects. These are in the form of conversations where up
