IELTS Listening: Spelling TIPS- english video

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[Dori-ielts]

+shajjad hossain shejan Thank you for watching! Good luck with your exam!

[Dori-ielts]

+Aida Seifullina You're welcome! Thank you for watching!

[ehabmasoud]

Hi Dori,
This is the first time I've watched a demo of you. I could simply admit that you're doing well, really.

[orxanvazehi]

Hi. I saw that she was a little false while she was spelling GLOUCESTER word at the beginning of the lesson. So, she said 'C' instead of "T" letter. Now, i suggest to everyone that be careful and pay attention to this part of the video. Although, it was great, very helpful for me. Thanks for your attention :)

[lonelydreamer]

I love you explain fast, direct to the important, no wasting time, and I love your british accent, thanks best wishes from Mexico

[djamaltaleb]

Hi, thank you so much for theses videos. I m new in America, my English is not very good, but since I m listening and watching you videos I thing that my English is becoming better than before. Thank you  again.

[Tigerstar]

Thx, Dori, I am from China, I learned a lot from your video.

[Dori-ielts]

+Pradeesh Kavupurackal I am glad you found it helpful! Good luck with your exam!

[Dori-ielts]

Mohammed Muktadir Mutaali Hey there! The only thing you can do is practice, practice and ... practice!! Don't try to just memorise new vocabulary. The most effective way to improve your vocabulary is to learn new words into their context. This means that when you see a word you don't know don't search for its meaning only but also search for examples; of how it is used in real life situations. Apart from that, try to learn all the derivatives of the word. For example, if you learn the verb "acquire", learn the word "acquisition" too, which is the noun. In this way, you learn even more without struggle. After that, try to use the word by yourself by making your own examples. Use it as you would in your own personal life. If you do that, you are not likely to forget new words. You can find new words by reading english articles online (start with topics that interest you) and focus on unknown words and follow my tips. This is a good way and you don't even need to buy a book! As per spelling, well, only when you write down new words lots of times do you learn their spelling. I hope this helps! Good luck!

[vivekmodi]

Thanks for the last little motivational talk. Means a lot sometimes to the one who just needed it and you came at the right time surprisingly! You rock :-* Thanks once again.

[mihirsanyal]

Hi Dori,
I am sitting for the exam on 29th Jan in Kolkata, India.I find your materials extremely helpful.Thanks a lot for sharing.

Thanks,
Mihir Sanyal

[MrMsm]

I like the video especially the part in which you talked about the difference between Fifteen and Fifty

[magdalenagoyheneix]

Thanks Dori for your teaching but mostly for the final advice...I agree completely with your point of view, and hearing it before giving the exam just puts things in perspective and let us know that the secret is in continuing to improve by surpassing our difficulties...
Muchas Gracias ! 

[mansoorzahirzai]

I am great full, You really deserve the position of a great lecturer Dear Miss Dori

[fawadahmed]

I love the way you say "OK" You are a great teacher thanks

[NandanKella]

Your tips on ielts are pretty straight forward, and concentrated on important parts of the tasks. I have a small request that, it would be great if you make a video on how to spell alphabets as you suggested in the video to write a spelling with no mistakes. Thank you so much for your helping us! god bless you.

[asadunnur]

Thank you so much, , it is very easy for non english speaking countries students like me, , i like ur teaching techniques ...pls keep it up.

[RudiHaryono_haniben]

thanks Dori for this helpful video. I am going to take IELTS in February in Indonesia. Nice to know you

[luisalemanartistavisual]

Thank for the kind of Video online and it is very nice to hear the kids play in the bottom of the video.

[nadhirahmeidiastymaharani]

Thank you so much for the video. You really helped me improving my insight about IELTS test. Have a wonderful day ahead🤗