IELTS Essay Writing Tips That Are Often Neglected

Can you write well? Will you be able to write an essay in just a few minutes?

It is amazing how some people can write an essay in just a matter of ten to fifteen minutes. That is a talent that most candidates for the International English Language Testing System exam (IELTS) want to acquire. Writing is not an easy task to do. It involves brainstorming, outlining of answers, and revising the essay. Thus, candidates put a lot of effort in learning skills that they can use for the writing exam. 

 

Candidates ask for tips for the IELTS exam; however, some overlook these tips. As a result, these candidates regret not doing what they were supposed to do. Let us find out what there IELTS writing tips that are often neglected by candidates.

• Ever get tired seeing particular word three times in a sentence? Words are important as they are the ones delivering the message. If you use the same word over and over again, you are showing that your vocabulary is very limited. Thus, read to increase your vocabulary power.

· Though it sounds useless, but journal writing has helped a lot of candidates improve their writing. Through this, candidates have been able to develop their ideas in their essays. Write a detailed account of your daily activities.

•  The poeple beleive in what their principel says. Spelling should always be checked a million times when writing. You have to writing your essays by pen and paper, so it is important to be aware of your misspelled words.

· Check the number of words you have. There is a penalty for not following instructions.

• A good essay has a good introduction, a developed body paragraphs and a conclusion. Leaving any of these is considered a poorly written essay. 

· Create an outline when writing. Some just jump into writing without a plan. Though the time is limited, you have to organize your thoughts even for 3-5 minutes.

• Punctuation matters in writing. Be sure to understand when commas, colons, and semi-colons are used in sentences.

· Be consistent with your grammar. Choose the verb tense that fits best to your writing.

• Always read your writing before handing it in. Take at least 3 minutes to review what you have written.

· Practice writing. There are a lot of materials online that you can use. Have this essay check by a friend you know who is good at English or a teacher in an IELTS review center.

Writing is easy when you are prepared for it. Have these tips in mind and follow them to have a better score in the writing IELTS test.