How to prepare for IELTS Writing in 10 days
IELTS Writing Part A
- Part A While writing for IELTS, firstly, you should give an overview of what the graph analyses. In first paragraph, write about what
How to prepare for IELTS Writing in 10 days
IELTS Writing Part A
- Part A While writing for IELTS, firstly, you should give an overview of what the graph analyses. In first paragraph, write about what you would be comparing. Make sure that you capture the main points.
- I use transition words whereever possible. This is VERY VERY important for IELTS Writing. For example “In Contrast, A showed growth..” OR “In addition, the growth of females suffered during 1990″ OR “Moreover, the volume of rainfall increased… ” etc..So do you words like First, Second, Third, Morever, In addition, In sum, To Conclude, In contrast, At the same time, Incidently etc. This will make your writing very easy to read from a reader’s perspective.It’s really important that in for IELTS Writing, you use words like: increased, decreased, remained almost constant, stable, volatile, sharp decline etc..
- While concluding in IELTS writing, give a 2-3 line summary of what you analysed. For eg. “In sum, the ratio of males to females increased during the period 1990-2000, while it remained stable during 2001-2005 and then showed a sharp decline during the period 2006- 2010″
IELTS Writing Part B
The rules for Part B remain the same. In part B of IELTS Writing, use more imagination as you dont have a graph. Use your own ideas and think in varied directions and then keep forming paragraphs. My topic for Part B was “In your opinion, what would be the result of introducing a common international languague for communication” So i formed a general introduction that there will be both pros and cons. In pros, i made around 3-4 paragraphs and talked about the benefits. In cons also i did the same. And i concluded by saying that i feel that the cons far outweigh the pros and there are more disadvantages of introducing such a lang