IELTS Listening Map Labelling with Alex

Practise an IELTS Map Labelling question with Alex!

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[blessingoluwole]

Thank you so much Alex 🤗. You played a significant role in making me pass IELTS with an overall of 8.5, R 7.5, W 7.0 and S 8.0.... I sincerely give God all the glory 🙌. If I can do it, you can do it too. Trust me....study hard and pray harder 🙏. God will do it for you too. Amen 🙏

[HashmatWaziriAfghan]

After analysing this video I came up with the following tips, based on my understanding ;
1: Highlight the names and heed the points of the compass.
2: Take the pencil and move it according to the script of the listening in the map
3: Imagination plays an important role in scoring the maximum in Map questions. so just imagine the speaker is talking to you.
4: Practice the map questions from Youtube - I found it very effective, especially if you are preparing for the computer-based test, it is the easiest way to access tons of exercises.
5: Do heed the comments of the popular videos like this one and probably you would get great people sharing their experience.

[kamalnathkanthimathinathan]

I used to mark my maps from the last marked building to the next. Now I understand most of the stuffs are marked from the point of entry. Thanks a lot!!

[rungxanh]

This is genius, this is the part where I’m weak at

[adaug]

Thank you very much! This is good content for any IELTS test takers! The only time maps really mess me up is when they talk about directions in the terms of cardinal points. i.e. north south east west. I keep getting confused whether the west is meant to be right or left. North and South are easy just up and down.
One way how i tackle this issue is remembering that I am Asian and most people who come from the US and Europe are usually coined the term westerners. So it is easy for me to derive that west means left and east means right. Maybe this might help a few people who usually have the same issues remembering directions like me. :)

[mijunerahman]

Here are many teachers teach us, but Alex you teach us very practically....❤️ Your teaching level is very high.everyone should understand very easily...😍😍

[momentom]

the speaker of this question is speaking slow, which is helpful. but in test, they talk faster.

[jamesjames]

Ultimate way to trick your brain to understand the mapping is Just visualize in your brain: put a small human on the map and imagine him walking as you listen. I just found this out now. THIS TRICK IMPROVED MY UNDERSTANDING TO THE MAX! like if you find this useful.

[marinelapribeagu]

Hi Alex
I just want to say that I had tree weeks to prepare for the IELTS and thanks to you also I achieved band 7.5 to all the tasks. Good bless you for all your work. I'm very grateful.

[alafrihat]

You are an amazing teacher, Alex. Thank you from from the bottom of a Palestinian's heart.

[kawsermamun]

Mam, Allah will bless you. Your way of explaining maps is cool. Love from Bangladesh...

[gurpreetbhullar]

Really helpful material for me thanks alot 👍👍

[gabodiaz]

This is a fake version, the real IELTS listenins activities are twice faster than this one

[mainulhaquemahi]

Got 6/6! But still I'm struggling when taking mock tests!

[sherriev]

Thank you E2 IELTS for all your help. All your videos are informative and educational. They truly have helped me study last minute for the IELTS test and as a result, I have successfully achieved the score I needed. Thank you for all the help and effort you put into your videos for people like us. 🙏🏻

[rachealerhabor]

Thank you so much for the tutorials E2, they’ve made me less anxious, and I feel confident about my upcoming test on Friday/Saturday. 🙏👋

[angel.apungu]

Amazing your way of Teaching is Exceptional

[rahulmartin]

The given example is too easy... During exam, map section will be really tricky and the instructions will be faster. Always practice with 1.5x speed with instructions. Tip from experience. Hope it helps :)

[amittripathi]

Great video Alex the way you demonstrates the Map in the second part of the video by moving the cursor with the audio is fabulous... Thanks a lot Alex..👍

[aaronvalentinalferez]

I just love e2language so much. Extremely high quality contents! No bulls. Thanks Alex, Jay, and the entire team!