24 Tips you can use now to improve your IELTS Writing Score
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Improve Writing on IELTS General Training Task 1 Writing - Letter Writing
We write a sample IELTS General Training Writing Task 1 writing piece for the IELTS test using the free system //esenglish.herokuapp.com Don't know what ...
Studyforexams,are rude to answer.Aff.Cagar no mato.And try to write in
better English,please,team,because on this video,I saw a lottttt of
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How to succeed in Task 1 of the IELTS Academic writing section. One question that often comes up in Task 1 is "What should I include in the report?" In this ...
I got my result 7.5 overall and 8in writng i owe it to 2 people emma and
adam i habe not taken any ielts coaching and.totally relied on u guys and
the result is all what you taught i wish i could somehow pay you guys a
favour thank you so much guys
+WORKOHOLIC it sounds not so easy huh. im really want to take my exam this 3rd week of dec but im really having a hard time in writing because of those format, and some rephrasing.
+Kristine Valdez but yea they have two tasks in task 1 you have to write as per the given figure or flowchart or graph you have to make strategy as per the question and second task is using your creative as well as written skills so you can make it interesting
+Kristine Valdez my score was supposed to be more listening i got 8.5 reading 8 writing 7 but in speaking i scored terrible coz that day i couldnt reach ny center on time i was out of breath and lost my confidence but for writing i cn give u many tips but that is noteworthy is use simple mediatory vocabulary words and is they getting repeated again try finding a substitute for it
Hello everyone, Dear Adam thanks a lot for productive lessons and
actionable pieces of advice. Could you tell us please, might we use that
sentences for beginning paragraph №1:"Looking at the chart in more detail,
we can see that, in terms of ..." or "According to the chart in terms of…",
is that correct?
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IELTS Writing Task 2: How to Improve Your Writing
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IELTS Writing Task 1: How to Describe a Bar Chart
Essential tips for a high score IELTS bar chart in writing task 1: finding key features, how to write the introduction & overview, organising paragraphs and how to ...
+jorinaki yasmin I'm glad it was useful. You can also find model answers for this lesson and other task 1 on this page: //ieltsliz.com/ielts-writing-task-1-lessons-and-tips/All the bestLiz
hi Liz, is it also possible to that in the first body paragraph i'll talk
about one country on their expenditures and on the second body i'll talk
about the other? if yes, which is more effective?
+Kyle Sia It is not a good idea to do that because it means you won;t be comparing them. Bar charts show information in order to compare and you must compare them in your body paragraphs. So, organise them by category rather than country.Liz
+Fatih Faiz An overview is not a conclusion. This is a short report, not an essay. See my lessons on the writing task 1 structure and paragraphs to learn where the overview can be written: //ieltsliz.com/writing-task-1-report-structure/Liz
Hi Ryan,
I'm finding your videos extremely useful but I'm not sure I agree with what
you have said and written here. The example your student gives does not
support his thesis as far as I can tell. The thesis is that a card is safer
than cash, the reason why this is true is because a thief has to negotiate
the security measures associated with the card if it gets stolen. No such
problem with cash. The high denominations can exacerbate the problem but it
isn't the cause. I would be tempted to write:
Firstly, carrying money as banknotes is not as safe as accessing funds via
a debit or credit card. For example, if a card is stolen the thief still
has to negotiate the card's security measures in order to make a purchase
and complete the theft. However, there is no security, such as a PIN
number, preventing the immediate use of a banknote. Therefore, a victim of
theft loses the full face value of any banknotes stolen but only loses the
replacement cost of any cards stolen, which banks usually waive.This
problem can be exacerbated in countries where the currency is issued in
very high denominations.
I think the counterfeiting is a separate point.Also, the last sentence
seems a little superfluous and the paragraph would follow your 4 sentence
formula without it. I'd be very interested to hear your opinion.
Cheers
Rob
Further to my earlier comment you can see why this exam can be so tricky.
In the paragraph under discussion there is a certain ambiguity at the
center. Does the student mean the money is safer, the carrier is safer or
both. I rewrote the supporting paragraph again:
Firstly, using cards for all financial transactions is safer than carrying
banknotes. For example, if a card is stolen the thief still has to
negotiate the security measures to use the card. However, banknotes can be
used immediately making their carriers relatively more attractive targets
to criminals. Therefore, carrying cards is safer because the money is more
difficult to steal and the carrier is safer because they are less likely to
be a victim of a premeditated crime. This problem can be exacerbated in
countries where the currency is issued in very high denominations.
hey, I find his video very helpful...it's not too slow, it's filled with
explanations and at a normal pace (not slow in my opinion), in order to be
understood by as many people as possible (including those who cant
understand him if he talks faster)....and he seems to think before he
talks, which I can't say about you!!! so stop criticizing!!! when you can
come up with something better , you can dazzle us with your infinite
wisdom...but until then you should just BE THANKFUL!!! so thank u Ryan!!
Firstly, thanks for putting up your videos for public view. Can't thank you
more! Have 2 questions and Q1. On the 1000 AED note sentence, shouldn't
that be written as "For instance, the United Arab Emirates issues dirhams
in denominations as high as 1000." The way it is currently written ".. the
UAE's dirham issues denomination as..' sounds like dirham is the issuing
authority here, while in reality it's UAE itself (actually their central
bank) that issues the notes. Am I right?
I have written the IELTS today. In that I didnt include example for
supporting my argument in tast 2. I personally consider i have written
mature good english and a good essay. except i havnt added any relevant
examples to support my answer. (I forgot to do so) I have written ielts for
3 times previously and now this is my 4th time ... all the previous scores
are 5.5 , 5.5, 6.5 :) i need a 6 band in writing ... :( Any one tell me how
much band will i get in this IELTS ?
Hi. Thank you for your videos. I have a question in this video about para 1
example. Is the example in para 1 proper? Stating the bank notes
constitutes a large amount of money, to me, isn't an example of the topic
sentence. Should the example also include the part about if this was stolen
this would be large amounts to lose? I'm just a bit confused about the
example. Thanks.
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I have a question: how many words is TOO MANY? It says everywhere that you
need to write 150 and 250 words. Nothing about the "top limit", BUT
advisors, booklets and such say that you shouldn't write too many words
either , because they won't even be marked and it's time wasted. So...
what's the limit or advised highest number of words?
I will be very glad if you could please send me some past papers and
marking scheme to solve through my email : [email protected]
because I like your teaching..it helps alot as I'm now preparing for the
test in June..Please kindly help me :( Thank you :)
Question 2: Can we write a common English phrase used in this situation
such Cash is Passé Will an IELTS examiner treat the 'Passé' used here as
french word and hence not being relevant for an English exam?
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Hello Ryan. First of all, your video is very helpfull. I recomend, however,
that you should tell the grades that the example-essays had (or would have,
if they were real).