Do you know the most important thing
that can sore your score high in IELTS writing? There may be just one thing
necessary to impress the examiner, which is a clear point of view.
IELTS task-2 essays are too broad to be
answered, think about at least 250 words in 40 minutes. What could be more
painful than presenting a topic in writing which may be too confusing to
answer. The easy way is use a knife to cut a slice out of a pie, divide the
whole question in a number of segments and think about each sections. For example,
The question: Capital punishment is forbidden in many countries of the world.
You can divide this line into segments like: capital punishment, countries in
the world and then think about why capital punishment was introduced in the
legal system and it`s effect on the society during last couple of centuries.
Ask yourself question like moral, democratic or judicial issues behind
practicing capital punishment.
Depending on your role in the society,
your answer would be different. It is universally acceptable that the point of
view of a scientist would be different than a politician. Don`t you think it is better if you present
yourself in the paragraph of your essay. In that way the examiner will first be
aware about what type of person you are and then judge your writing from that perspective.
Like if you say: I am an environmentalist by profession and the issues of air
pollution in urban areas have struck my concern again and again.
There are some questions in IELTS writing task-2 where the answer may touch the writers sentimental values. If
you are a policemen by profession and you are writing about what should be done
preventing crime in our society, there may be thousands of points you can
suggest there. But, if you are a nurse by profession, the answer may be tough
for you. So, think it in your own professional ethical point of view which is
taking care of patients. Look after can be paraphrased as counseling, that says
criminals need to be guided properly with councilor to get away from criminal activities and instead
do good to the society. Now, you will
see your mind will open to hundred of new points focusing around this word “counseling”
and eventually it would be easy for you to write the essay.
How to Write to get 7+ band in the IELTS
There is no doubt about the widespread
recognition of IELTS in today`s world. A few years from now US Universities are
also accepting IELTS and the trend surprisingly upward now. What`s behind this
popularity of the test? It`s the test structure itself where you will be tested
in all essential aptitude about English Language: Reading, Writing, Speaking
and Listening.
In the writing part of IELTS (academic),
the ability to write academically is testes that means it is similar to the
writing level of universities, ex. analyzing report data, table, chart and
writing essay. The test about an hour
long and it is divided into two parts: Part 1 - Describing Graphical Data (150
words) and Part 2 - Essay Writing (250 words).
Writing tips for Part-2 Essay:-
- Notice there are 2 section of the question. A general background essay and a more specific question.
- So, don`t just write about the general issue, write about the question itself
- Don`t employ too much time on Task-1 because it carry lesser weight in scoring.
- Make a mind map about the points you like to write about.
- Do not use any word from the question; it will reduce your marks
- Write between 275 to 300 words although limit is 250 words; writing below it will be penalized.
- Do not use same word again and again in the essay, use synonyms
- Use academic words instead of normal words. A list of Academic word can be found here.
- Word range for each part of the essay should be like this..Introduction-40 words, Body- 170 words, conclusion 30 words.
- Use complex, compound and mixed structured sentence in the essay
- Always use linkers like, therefore, thus etc thoroughly in the essay
- Check the spelling mistakes at the end of writing
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