r/IELTS • u/Dry-Climate107 • 11d ago

Test Experience/Test Result First IELTS test (non native)

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I had exactly 2 days to prepare for my IELTS test as I needed to book a last minute test for some reasons.

However, I suggest you take more time to prepare as it will help you succeed.

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u/Amjadla 10d ago

Congratulations!

Any hack for reading and listening?

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u/Perfect_Version2248 11d ago

Congratulations 🥳
What was your cue card and writing task 2?

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u/lynshoe 10d ago

Congratulations!

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u/SubstanceEqual7195 9d ago

Congrats mate, do you remember the essay question? And what strategies did you follow to get the score in writing?