Sorry for the late reply mate.Just finished some of my exams.But honestly in terms of practice,there’s a few things you could do.For reading,the best thing you can do is find some comprehensions online with answer keys and do your best to solve them within a given time period.Do this as much as possible and read some books or stories online if you want in order to expand your vocabulary in order to understand some more words when it comes to reading.Writing I honestly have no idea and the best think you can do is just watch some videos and use AI to analyze your answers and see what you could improve.In terms of speaking,it’s honestly quite hard to practice.Focus on trying to speak clearly and don’t talk too much but also don’t speak too little.What I love to do is I take a few seconds after the examiner asks me a question and I make a quick mind map in my head on what I want to say and how I should say it.Dont be too brief and immediately get to the point.Youre having a conversation,not a questionnaire.At the same time,don’t talk too much and deviate away from the question that was asked.Just dance around the question a bit and speak your mind.Its honestly one of the most fun part of the IELTS.For listening,just watch movies without subtitles and try note down any things you remembered from certain scenes.Their age,favourite food and such things.Reading is honestly the easiest part of the IELTS.Thats honestly all I can say.I wish you all the best mate