There is nothing to argue about, and the most authoritative material is Jian 1-6 (the reading part or Jian 4-6 is more in line with the current difficulty and thinking).

If these books are finished, then two simulation questions are better (although they are more reliable simulation questions, of course, they are not as good as Jian 4-6): focus on IELTS full simulation questions set and IELTS test guidance and simulation questions. Two sets of test questions are still relatively difficult, as supplementary training outside the real questions.

It should be noted that reading and listening are only for native speakers like examiners! ! !

Second, spoken English.

1. IELTS examiner's oral practice guide. This book has a certain foundation, and it is for candidates who want to test oral English for more than 6 points. Written by a senior examiner, it is very novel and clear-headed, and clarifies many controversial issues.

2. IELTS speaking training. Relatively speaking, this book provides more comprehensive answers and information. Ma Xiao feels that crossing the river is more suitable for those candidates who can't even conceive the oral content.

Third, writing.

1. IELTS writing (edited by Mark Morgan). Writing has always been the focus of controversy in Teacher China, with different opinions. Therefore, if you look at this writing book written by a senior examiner, you can understand the views of native speakers on writing and find out the root of the problem!

2. Writing books should be supplemented by textbooks compiled by teacher China, otherwise it is difficult for native speakers to imitate their ideas! Since I haven't found any writing books compiled by Chinese teachers that I can safely recommend, it's up to everyone to decide.

Again, reading is not much, but refinement. These books are completely understood, and there is absolutely no problem in IELTS test, no matter in quantity or quality!