Introduction to the pre ielts level

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Introduction to the pre IELTS level.
1. Skills
- Listening
- Reading
- Writing
- Speaking
- Grammar
2. Textbooks
- Mindset ( listening, reading, speaking)
- Read and understand 1 ( vocabulary and reading)
-
Baron’s ( listening, reading, speaking) 
- Basic listening strategies ( listening)
- Lessons for IELTS listening ( listening)
- ELS reading ( reading and vocabulary)
- Lessons for IELTS reading ( reading and vocabulary)
- Essential words 3 ( vocabulary)
- Destination b1
- Test master ( grammar)
Speaking in IELTS.
- Conducted separately before or after the real exam.
- Lasts 11-14 minutes
- 3 different parts : part 1 , part 2, part 3 
– they differ according to the level of difficulty
Part 1- the easiest ( 2 out of 9)
part 2 - more difficult ( 3 out of 9)
part 3 
– the most challenging ( 4 out of 9)
- Part 1 : purposes:
To calm you down
Personal easy questions about yourself
3 different topics and each topic covers 2-3 questions ( overall 6-9 questions)
In part 1, you can give your response in 20 or 30 seconds. ( 4 or 5 sentences)
Direct answer.
Reading- topic 1:
1. Do you like reading?
Answer: yes, definitely. There are many factors why I am keen on reading books. Firstly, it helps me to get 
information about various topics and considerations that increase my outlook later. Secondly, it gives me extra 
pleasure and enjoyment to have relaxation when I feel exhausted. Thirdly, if I can not sleep at night easily, mostly I 
put preference on reading any fiction book to release my stress and call my sleep.
2. What is your favorite book?
I have a lot of favorite books that attract my love and attention. But the first one that has come to my mind is 
“Paygambarlar tarixi” that is translated as the history of prophets. To be more precise, this book introduces different 
religion associated events in the past and how our prophets lived in their life and their contribution to the progress of 
our religion.
3. Which book you have read recently?
The last book I have read is called as “it is difficult to be a person in life” written by Ulmas Umarbekov. This book has 
influenced on my feelings very significantly. It is about the affection between two young couples that have separated 
at the end due to the mistake done by a male character. Moreover, it reflects the value of being faithful and stay loyal 
on one’s love on time and also several family related conflicts and problems have been opened throughout this book 
Getting up early: TOPIC 2
1. Do you get up early? 
2. Do you know anyone who likes getting up early?
3. What do you do in the early morning? 
TECHNOLOGY 
– TOPIC 3 
1. What technological device do you use regularly?
2. Can you imagine your life without technology?
3. What is the last technological equipment you bought?
Topic 4 : work or study 
1. Do you work or are you a student? 
2. What do you like about your study or work?
3. What do you dislike about your study or work?
4. What was your dream job in your childhood?
Part 2: - a descriptive speech: you should describe any person, any object, any situation or event in detail.
- You will be given a minute beforehand to prepare and take notes.

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- After preparation, you have to speak 1-2 minutes without stopping.
Describe a time when you received money on your birthday.
- Who gave it and why; 
- When you received; 
- What you did with it; 
- How you felt about it; 
Part3 :more globally significant questions related to part2. About money
1. When do children begin to comprehend the value of money?
2. Should parents reward children with money?
3. Why do people rarely use cash now?
4. What do young people tend to spend money on?
Assessment:
1. Fluency 
2. Pronunciation
3. Lexical resource
4. Grammar range and accuracy.