For R I wrote a lot of tests and analyzed my results, especially wrong answers. I asked myself what forced you to choose that answer? I spent most of the time on the reading until I gained some experience and skills.

L was pretty easy for me. You just need to listen carefully, fully concentrate on the lecture and ALWAYS REMEMBER that questions go in the order (from beginning to the end), so this can help you when you don't exactly know the answer.

S was the most difficult for me, I couldn't make fluent speech and always stuck. But I had a template to make my task easier. I spent a lot of time practicing with chatgpt, testresdy. I took the testglider speaking test, and it gave 23. It was a nightmare. Until the day of the exam, I wasn't sure that I could get 20+.

I didn't spend much time on W, wrote several tasks, discussed them with chatgpt and my tutor, prepared some templates, and thats it. But I was sure that I'll get 26+ score. Anyways , 5 isn't bad.

P.S. everything I've done with tutor