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How to Improve Your IELTS WRITING Score

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How to Improve Your IELTS WRITING Score

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  1. How to Improve Your IELTS WRITING Score? Wondering how to improve your IELTS Writing score?

  2. How to Start? For a lot of students, writing can be the hardest part of IELTS. Part of this has to do with the intimidation of writing: many of us aren’t comfortable writing at length in our first language, much less in a foreign language! However, it’s important to remember that the IELTS is a standardized test. Read some important aspects ahead in this presentation. Try to understand these question and improve your writing accordingly.

  3. Coherence and Cohesion • How well do you organize your ideas into paragraphs? • Are your ideas easy to follow? Do they flow logically from one to the next?

  4. Lexical Resource • Do you have sufficient vocabulary to respond effectively to the question? • Do you make errors in word choice, spelling, or word formation? • Do you use idioms and collocations (with accuracy) in your writing?

  5. Grammatical Range and Accuracy Do you use a wide range of grammatical structures, including grammatical forms that are considered “advanced?” • Connectors like transition words/phrases • Coordination • Subordination • Gerund subjects • Passive voice • Noun, adverb, adjective clauses • Modal verbs

  6. Grammatical Range and Accuracy • Irregular verbs • Transitive vs. intransitive verbs • Pronouns • Verb tenses • Simple present • Simple past • Present continuous • Present perfect • Past continuous • Future simple • Future continuous

  7. Task Achievement and Task Response • Did you respond fully to all parts of the task? • Are the ideas in your essays fully developed?

  8. How to Increase IELTS Writing Score: A Final Word IELTS Writing tasks can be intimidating, but the best way to make it less scary is to look at it systematically. Each IELTS band descriptor category evaluates a particular aspect of your writing; by addressing that aspect, you can improve your overall IELTS Writing band score. Interested in improving your score for the writing section and other parts of the IELTS. Reach us at Helppo.

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