How to Use Your Commute for IELTS Practice

Today you’ll learn how to use your commute for IELTS practice, to maximize your time.

It doesn’t matter if your actively driving or passively sitting on the subway, you can utilize this time in intelligent ways!

Driving Commutes

Listen to native speaker podcasts
Listen to a book on tape
Talk to yourself about something that is bothering you, and how you will take care of the problem
Talk to yourself about a goal you have in life, and how you’ll accomplish it
After learning a Writing Task 2 template, talk through it out loud, adding your own ideas for an IELTS Task 2 essay question
Listen to a vocabulary podcast, like 6 Minute Vocabulary from the BBC. After you listen, use the new words in sentences, speaking them out loud.
Listen to one my lectures, if you’re a 3 Keys student.

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Riding Commutes

Any of the ‘listen’ activities above!
Read a newspaper article, and then write a summary of it.
Learn new vocabulary on an app, such as All Ears English.
Read a chapter in a novel, and then write about one character’s experience in the story.
Post in English on social media about an interesting experience you had recently, or something you’re looking forward to. Write at least one paragraph.
Write a journal entry about what your ideal day would look like.
Read a travel article about a city you’d like to visit, and then write an imaginary journal entry about a day you’d enjoy in that city.
Review your vocabulary notebook, and write a paragraph with at least 3 of the words.