Could you advise in how to pass Ilets exam. successfully.?

Answer 1

I assume you mean IELTS. The answer depends on what you consider "success", because there is no pass or fail: you will always get a score. If you need, say, 7, you will have to do more work than if you'd be happy with a 4 or 5.

The IELTS strikes me as being a good test of your English abilities (better than the TOEFL), so the best way to do well is to improve your English. Read in English, speak as much as you can, watch tv or (better, since the listening part doesn't include visuals) listen to the radio in English. (You can get a lot of radio stations on-line: the American National Public Radio (NPR) is a good one, although IELTS listening tasks include a variety of accents. I'm sure you can find others.) Get your hands on some (or at least one) specific IELTS prep books so you know exactly what to expect. Oh, and on the speaking portion, if there's a word in the question-prompt that you don't understand, ask the tester; s/he does have to provide a definition.

And, "advise" requires an object, and "advise in" is not very idiomatic. "IELTS exam" is a specific thing and therefore requires a definite article. Your question would have been more grammatical if it had read:

Could you advise me as to how to pass the IELTS exam successfully?

I hope that helps! (It should, unless you really meant "Ilets"! If so, sorry about that! Good luck!

Answer 2

Do you mean 'english' examination? If no longer, do no longer understand what you mean. do no longer challenge some artwork enable, we are letting every person on the instant. fairly once you're a murderer or a rapist.... Sorry, do no longer mean to be like that yet our immigration device is done chaos on the 2d.

Answer 3

you probably heard this over 1000 times, but i will repeat it for you one more time, before the exam day, get a good night sleep, wake up early enough to eat breakfast. . . . and good luck to you! , and study a little.