Hi, Yazdan! This is Alireza 😊 About your question, reaching B2 on your own for IELTS is a great goal. Here’s a structured plan to help you: 1. Set a Study Schedule • Aim to study at least 1–2 hours daily, focusing on different skills (reading, writing, listening, speaking). 2. Build Vocabulary and Grammar • Vocabulary: Use apps like Anki or Quizlet to learn words. Focus on IELTS-related vocabulary and topics. • Grammar: Study a grammar book, like English Grammar in Use by Raymond Murphy. Practice A2-B2 grammar topics, especially complex sentences and tenses. 3. Reading and Listening Practice • Reading: Read graded readers (books simplified to your level) to improve comprehension. Once you feel confident, try reading IELTS passages. • Listening: Watch English videos (TED Talks, BBC Learning English). Start with subtitles and gradually turn them off to practice. 4. Practice Speaking and Writing • Speaking: Record yourself answering common IELTS speaking topics. Try to improve fluency and pronunciation. • Writing: Practice writing short essays on IELTS topics (about 150–250 words). Focus on organizing your ideas clearly. 5. Take Practice Tests • Download IELTS practice tests and try them regularly to monitor your progress and get familiar with the format. 6. Stay Consistent and Set Milestones • Break down your goal by setting small milestones (like reaching B1 before aiming for B2). Tracking progress will keep you motivated.

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Hi, Yazdan! To reach B2 on your own for IELTS, try these steps: 1. Set Goals: Focus on the four IELTS skills (Reading, Writing, Listening, Speaking) and set weekly goals. 2. Use Apps: Apps like Duolingo, Memrise, or Babbel can help with daily practice. 3. Read and Listen: Start with simple articles, podcasts, or news in English. Gradually increase the difficulty. 4. Practice Speaking: Talk to yourself, record your voice, or find language exchange partners online. 5. IELTS Materials: Get IELTS prep books or use free online resources like the British Council’s website. 6. Regular Writing: Write daily; even short essays will build your skills. With consistency, you’ll see progress toward B2!

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