Does and Don’ts of IELTS essay
Contractions are not allowed (he’s, she’s, can’t, won’t)
- No “you”!
- Don’t raise a question
- Don’t use informal language
- Always use paraphrase when possible
- Never copy the topic
- Never use plagiarism or memorized items.
- The 4-paragraph format is recommended for IELTS task 2
- No idioms. (except a few typical idioms used in writing such as “do
more harm than good”)
- Don’t use “so on”, “…” and “etc.”
- You are writing for an educated non-specialist audience. Therefore,
your language does not need to be as formal as that of university essays.
- You are, in most cases, are expected to give your opinion. You may
also have to include your life experience and relevant examples to
support
your opinion.
- The topics of the IELTS writing questions will be of general interest, no
specialist knowledge is required. For example, topics and include travel,
accommodation, current affairs, shops and services, health and welfare,
health and safety, recreation, social issues, environmental problems …
- Do not copy whole sentences or long phrases from the question. The
examiner
will recognize them, and they will not count towards your minimum
number of words you must write
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