Anki for IELTS – Watch me showing a student how to use Anki to learn some modal verbs
Watch me and a student at Mc IELTS using Anki to learn some basic modal verbs and general English
Do you get frustrated when you fail to remember structures or grammar?
Would you like to remember everything that you need to remember with a minimal amount of effort?
Would you like to know how thousands of medical students manage to remember the name of every bone in the human body, and all the other body parts too?
Well, I'd like to introduce you to Anki - so you can forget about forgetting.
Anki is free for your laptop, Mac, or Android phone (iPhone users have to pay).
If you want to add your own cards, and you really should, then you need to use it on your PC or Mac - the Android version isn't fully functional for adding cards.
In the video below, I spend about 10 minutes showing a student how much and how quickly you can learn things by using Anki.
Of course, you can use it to learn any language or any fact-based material. In fact, after language learners, the biggest Anki users are medical students, as mentioned above.
Get the file used in this video: here
In order to use this file you will need to install Anki first.
Here's the YouTube playlist for my live teaching recordings.
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The posts is really useful.
Hi Tony,
How can I get decks?
I have enrolled on the website, but I haven’t received any decks.
Thanks in advance!!
Regards,
Jagjeet
Hi Jagjeet
There’s a sample deck available on the page.
What you need to do is to make your own based on things you want to remember.
Tony
Thanks a lot Tony,
I must say you blog is very helpful for anybody who is going to sit for IELTS. I found the material/content very helpful, especially for those who are 6-7 band type of exam sitters and are looking to say stretch to say 7.5 or higher.
Thanks once again !!!
–Jagjeet
Hi Mia
margarine,low fat and reduced spreads and cheese.
is correct. Reduced refers to spreads and cheese. Presumably the sentence is about the dangers of reduced fat spreads, cheese, and margarine
Tony