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IELTS practice tests #1 (permalink) Fri May 04, 2007 2:46 am   IELTS practice tests
 

Hi everybody,

I am Yusuke, Japanese, live in Australia. I really enjoy living in Australia and wanted to share my experience with people in Japan. So, I have started to publish a newsletter to people in Japan. Now there are over 10000 Japanese people reading my newsletter. In my newsletter, I write many different things, such as my life in Australia, Australian culture, English study and so on. I often get feedback from readers and recently quite a few people asked me about IELTS exam. They said that there were not many IELTS practice books in Japanese and asked me if I know there are any good ones. I have taken IELTS twice before but I did it in Australia, so I did not know the situation in Japan well. I did some research on what is available for Japanese people who want to prepare for IELTS exam in Japan. There are many English books are available at Amazone.jp and they can also visit many of those English IELTS web site. I actually suggested some of my readers to visit them. Of course, it is good for them to study in English and there are many IELTS study materials are available today, but it is too difficult for all these beginners, most of my readers are, to start with only English materials. It is good to start with some study book in Japanese and once they start to understand it they can study with English materials. However as my readers told me, there were not many study materials in Japanese available. I thought well, if there is any Japanese one why don't I make it for them. I have experience in taking IELTS and have a lot of friends who was and is studying for IELTS around me. So I can write in Japanese about how to prepare for IELTS through my own experience and some advice from my friends. I am planning to publish it as an e-book. In my book I'd like to include some sets of IELTS practice tests as well. I'm wondering if someone knows or has the sets of IELTS practice tests which I can extract in my book. If you could permit me to extract it from your website, I will state where it is extracted from and would love to introduce your website both in my book and newsletter. Or please let me know if you know someone whose IELTS practice tests I could extract from.

Thank you very much for your time :D

Yours sincerely

Yusuke Yoshida
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IELTS practice tests #2 (permalink) Fri Oct 17, 2008 5:37 am   IELTS practice tests
 

Hello
I have to sit for the IELTS exam. I want to practise it. Do you recommend any web sites for speaking and writing. For self study,I can do listening and reading. I go www.livemocha.com and not for IELTS but it's good that I can submit the speaking audio.
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IELTS practice tests #3 (permalink) Sun May 10, 2009 8:27 am   IELTS practice tests
 

Hi there

Maybe I can help. I am in the process of setting up an IELTS website. Yes another one. What makes this different is that it is ALL completely open access and free and designed for self-study: no Paypal button anywhere - yet anyway! It is http://ilsielts.blogspot.com Dominic Cole's IELTS Blog. There is also a resources site http://ilsielts.wetpaint.com

I am doing 3 separate things. I have collected all the best free IELTS practice material (not everything as there is some rubbish out there). I give useful tips and strategies for the exam (I am a very experienced teacher). FInally, I am posting my own preparation material for the exam. The writing section is almost structurally complete - although I have loads more sample material and exercises to add. I am just now starting on the speaking section.

Take a look.
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IELTS practice tests #4 (permalink) Wed Oct 07, 2009 7:01 am   IELTS practice tests
 

hi i will help you by sending this forum
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IELTS practice tests #5 (permalink) Wed Nov 11, 2009 9:27 am   IELTS practice tests
 

Hi all,

They are nice websites. Thanks to all.
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IELTS practice tests #6 (permalink) Wed Nov 11, 2009 15:26 pm   IELTS practice tests
 

Ielts_j wrote:
Now there are over 10000 Japanese people reading my newsletter.


Hello Yusuke,

Do you publish your newsletter as an email list or in paper?

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IELTS practice tests #7 (permalink) Sat Jul 10, 2010 15:36 pm   IELTS practice tests
 

Thanks for making something for us, ielts takers. Do you have ielts download for free?
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