What are the 5 mistakes in IELTS Listening section?

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Asked by Ranjeeta Grag
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V
8 months ago

The most common mistakes that are repeated in IELTS Listening Sections are 

  1. Not reading the questions and instructions properly.
  2. Losing Focus in the middle of the exam.
  3. Getting stuck on one question and do not attempt the next one until it's answered.
  4. Spelling and grammar mistakes.
  5. Poor time management.

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J
8 months ago

The most frequent mistakes in IELTS Listening are failing to preview the questions before the audio, and getting confused during listening. Many candidates lose focus and miss answers since they are distracted. Spelling errors are frequent and may lose marks even if the answer is correct. Poor time

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K
9 months ago

I am telling you the 5 common mistakes for IELTS exam .

1. Not reading questions beforehand (Read Carefully)

2. Spelling mistakes (Human -Error Be focus)

3. Poor time management (Use Time Schedule)

4. Ignoring word limits (Check the word limit)

5. Falling for distractors in the audio (Be Focused on recor

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