Most people from Vietnam who take the IELTS test get a score of 6.2. Only a few people get a score of 8.0 or higher. About 20 people in Vietnam have gotten a perfect score of 9.0.

The brothers took the IELTS test four years ago. Khai got a score of 8.5, and Quan got a score of 8.0. This time, they took the test to see how good their English is now.

The brothers did not study a lot for the test. They just looked at some sample questions one week before the test.

These are the twin brothers Bui Quoc Khai and Bui Quoc Quan.

The brothers wanted to get a score of 9.0, but they knew it would be hard. It is not easy to get a higher score, even if you already have a good score.

Khai did not think he got a perfect score after the test.

Khai got a perfect score of 9.0 in three parts of the test. He got a score of 8.0 in the writing part. He was worried about the writing part because he did not use a template.

Khai wrote about how people are communicating more online. He said this can be bad because of cyberbullying and scams.

Khai said that writing is not about using big words. He just used simple words to say what he meant.

During the speaking test, Khai was asked about shopping. He talked about his family's shopping habits instead. He also talked about a rice cooker, which is important in many Asian homes.

Khai said that the test is not looking for very smart answers. It is looking for people who can speak clearly and confidently.

Quan got a perfect score of 9.0 in two parts of the test. He got a score of 8.5 in the other two parts. He said that he read each passage carefully during the reading test.

Quan said that it is important to listen carefully during the listening test. Important information is often at the beginning or end of a sentence.

The brothers said that the most important thing for them was to use English every day. They read books, watch movies, and talk to each other in English at home.

The brothers started learning English when they were little. They watched Disney cartoons and imitated the sounds they heard.

The brothers went to schools where English was spoken a lot. This helped them learn English well before they went to public high school.

Quan read history books and research articles to learn new words. Khai played games with people from other countries and talked to them online.

Khai thinks that joining online groups about things you like is a good way to get better at English. It makes you want to read, understand, and talk to people.

The brothers agree that the internet was their main teacher. They learned a lot from it.

Khai said that they often learned things online before they learned them in school. The internet has a lot of information and is always available.