Best IELTS Coaching Institute in Jalandhar

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How We Help To Improve Your Writing Skills For
IELTS

• The International English Language Testing
  System, or IELTS, is an international standardized
   test of English language proficiency for
  people for whom English is a second language.
• For a many students, the writing part of the
  IELTS test can be the more stressful, but dont
  worry, Dream n Destination have shared top tips
  for everyone who might be finding it tough.

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First Understand Which Type Of IELTS Exam You
Need To Take

• Before start IELTS, very important to know the
  difference between Academic and General IELTS.
• There are two different IELTS exams
• Academic
• General
• The Academic IELTS is suitable for people wanting
  to study in an English-speaking higher education e
  nvironment.
• The General exam is suitable for people wanting
  to study at a lower level or who need
  to demonstrate their English level for work or
  other purposes. The main differences between the
  two exams are the topics and language you are
  expected to use.
• This post focuses on the Academic writing test. 

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Every WORD COUNTS 

• The written exam is split into two tasks. The
  first task is expected to take 20 minutes and has
  a minimum word count of 150 words. The second
  task is expected to take 40 minutes, with a
  minimum word count of 250 words. The word counts
  and time limits reflect the fact that task 2
  counts for twice as many marks as task. 
• So always take care about the time, so you
  complete both tasks and still have enough time to 
  check and correct your work.  

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Always Make An Outline

• Before you start writing, you should make an
  outline. Students sometimes argue that because it
  is a timed test, they shouldnt spend precious
  minutes making an outline. This is simply not
  true! An outline will save you time.
• It also help you to organize your ideas and put
  them in the best order before you start writing. 

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Read The Questions Carefully

• You lose marks if you answer the task incorrectly
  or answer it incompletely because
  you havent read the question properly. This is a
  common mistake to avoid. 

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Focus On Language, Not Length

• IELTS writing does not need to be long, although
  you do need to aim for the required word count
  (150 and 250 words). Task 2 essays need only have
  two strong body paragraphs, although three is
  certainly a plus if you can manage it. You score
  points for using complex sentence structure and
  strong vocabulary accurately and naturally.
• Avoid repeating the same cohesive words

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Make Your Answer Visually Appealing

• Make your answer into clear paragraphs. Take it
  as part of your preparation before you begin to
  write anything. For example For an advantages/
  disadvantages essay you would probably need four
  paragraphs 
• An introduction 
• One paragraph to discuss the advantages 
• One paragraph to discuss the disadvantages 
• A conclusion 
• You will lose marks if your answer has not been
  split up into paragraphs, or if you havent used
  them in the correct way. 

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Good luck! 

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