❌ IELTS VLOG: Phá vỡ các lầm tưởng IELTS mà bạn cần biết ngay❌

[@XuanKhoiLe]

In all honesty, i totally agree with u. The way helping u pass the exam with flying colours is enjoying the journey and being proactive in learning.

[@ieltstrangbec369]

haha love the way you use "in all honesty", very nice phrase indeed. And yeah, there's no shortcut really, you really need to put all your blood, sweat and tears if you wanna achieve high mark. Cheers🥰🥰🥰

[@diemquynh36]

Well, I totally agree with u. Getting Ielts band 8 or 9 is not overnight success

[@ieltstrangbec369]

enjoy the journey bae 🤩🤩🤩

[@anhphuongpham-si6xk]

Enjoying IELTS as a journey makes learning more pleasant for me."🥰😇

[@ieltstrangbec369]

you're very lucky that you enjoy the journey, most students learn because they are forced to learn. Once they change their learning method, they will love English absolutely. Keep it up! You're getting there 😚😚😚

[@mly.ie_22]

Yeah i agree with you that nowadays why most people think IELTS exams its easy to aim band 8.0 and i feel like unbelievable :0000

[@ieltstrangbec369]

it's not easy definitely but it's not impossible if you really put hard work and maintain your consistency, then you will enjoy the fruits of your hard work soonest! Keep it up, you're getting there💓💓💓

[@ShibaTheEternal]

Well, there goes without saying that half the truth is often a whole lie. I believe that achieving flying colors in the IELTS exam, 7.5 8.0 for example, within a couple months learning is possible, given that they have a solid academic and language background and are fully dedicated to their study. I could not wrap my head around how most people just focus on the final result presented to them and ignore other factors as innate learning capabilities and familiarity with the English language. For instance, a child who was enrolled in an international school from an early age will naturally develop better listening, reading and supposedly speaking skills compared to the average.

[@ShibaTheEternal]

People might ignore the aforementioned reasons as marketers intentionally trying to conceal it or on a deeper level, these tales act as a fuel for their mesmerizing fantasy of an overnight success so they deliberately choose to disregard it. Just a theory tho, take it with a pinch of salt :3

[@ieltstrangbec369]

I beg to differ tho, within a couple of months is possible for those who have an early language exposure (living in a foreign countries or learning at international schools) then yeah it's possible for speaking, listening and reading but not for writing. It takes time to learn writing as there's a lot of strategies to learn.So i think maybe you mistyped here the word "impossible" to "possible" haha. Your arguments later make much more sense tho🧡🧡💯

[@ieltstrangbec369]

@@ShibaTheEternal that's exactly what i wanna mention and give people the right mindset in learning and enjoy the journey, Learn smart not learn hard coz you really need to understand the way they mark so knowing marking criteria is incredibly important. Thanks so much for all your great feedback, I can't wait to see your success🥰🥰🥰

[@linhang6443]

huhu i need band 7😢😢😢

[@ieltstrangbec369]

aww, blessed you! Keep it up! You're getting there, just maintain your consistency even though how boring it can be then you can achieve flying colours sooner or later ♥♥♥

[@ngocminhkhuenguyen134]

learning Ielts is a journey for beginner like me but this video gave me great motivation to learn Ietls one way positive.Enjoy and try hard you can achieve the aim🩷🩷

[@ieltstrangbec369]

awww, that's very true girl. There's no shortcut really. I'm glad that you agree with me. All the best for your IELTS journey 💞💞💞💞💕💕💕