Important Scoring Parameters For IELTS - Teach5

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Important Scoring Parameters For IELTS - Teach5
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IELTS scores Writing tasks 1 and 2

• In the writing paper candidates score lowest in
  the I.E.L.T.S. We look into the common reasons in
  this matter.
• Task 1
• Candidates have to plan before they commence
  writing the answer and must also read the
  question carefully.  They miss or fail to mention
  major points, and also misread information.
  Another anomaly is to report incorrect facts.
  Task 1 tests the ability to report facts, notice
  the emerging patterns, and emphasize major
  features.  Learn to illustrate facts with data,
  note the important points, and use superlatives
  added with emphatic language. Do not hide
  relevant facts from examiners because the scoring
  in I.E.L.T.S. will be less.

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Task 2

• In the Task 2 consider giving a thorough and
  balanced answer.
• The scores of writing task 2 reflect the
  abilities to answer the questions. Marks go down
  if you merely notice a keyword and write opinions
  on the topic. There are rewards when you think of
  good examples for illustrating the problem and
  writing a solution. The important points to note
  here are offering an effective explanation,
  discussing cause and effect and offering proper
  explanation for arguments.
• Have a range of words
• A good I.E.L.T.S. score indicates that candidates
  can use a wide range of great words in the task.
  These have to be accurate and advanced and the
  use of idiomatic language in examples is good.
  Think of a wide range of structures that are
  useful and accurate and include them in the
  writing plan.

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• Make a list of proper and relevant vocabulary and
  also include these words.
• Use the associated words of a scenario.
• Show that you can develop the argument and ensure
  that you transfer all the features of the
  language from your plan in the report/essay.
• Avoid confusion do not write long sentences to
  avoid a decline in scoring.
• Plan carefully to avoid committing common
  mistakes of repeating a favorite structure again
  and again.
• Also do not start every sentence in the same
  manner. Examiners judge a range of tenses passive
  voice, relative clauses, noun phrases, and
  defining clauses.
• Avoid mistakes of plurals, subject-verb
  agreements and articles.
• Check every verb and form correct tenses.
• Have a plan, and check what you write.

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IELTS scores Speaking

• Speaking is a live test, where there is no second
  chance.
• Furthermore do not spoil your fluency.
• Help the examiner by making an easy conversation.
• Do not make them work hard to get information,
  and have a good pronunciation.
• Make a fast formulation of the next sentence.
• Additionally, speak clearly and smoothly and
  avoid quick speaking.
• Do not give very short answers.
• In case of mispronouncing candidates lose points.

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IELTS scores Listening and Reading

• The scores in I.E.L.T.S. are a reflection of your
  vocabulary and how you can recognize linking as
  well as referencing language. The candidates must
  identify negatives and also understand that they
  change meanings of sentences. Moreover they are
  effective for emphasis in a sentence.
• Taking up the listening test, anticipate the word
  or a number, or a name of a place. Stay on the
  current section and also check the answers. Do
  not read ahead.
• Reading is important
• It is through reading that an examiner tests your
  ability to navigate a text. It is also used to
  locate information.

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• Do not spot a word in the text in the question
  and think it to be the correct answer.
• Re-read and check answers.
• Focus on negatives comparisons, and qualifiers
  also.
• The handwriting must not be impossible to read.
• Furthermore write in a legible manner to ensure
  that the examiner can read it.
• Use these tips and advises, and score well in
  I.E.L.T.S. We wish you good luck.

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