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How can I improve my IELTS writing band score (academic)?

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- To improve your IELTS writing academic, understand the correct way to attempt the task. - Learn about charts, bar graphs, line graphs, diagrams processes, etc., to know what to expect and how to answer the question. - Learn the words used for comparing and contrasting, reporting, and Describing....
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- To improve your IELTS writing academic, understand the correct way to attempt the task. 

- Learn about charts, bar graphs, line graphs, diagrams processes, etc., to know what to expect and how to answer the question. 

- Learn the words used for comparing and contrasting, reporting, and Describing. 

- Learn how to give an overview. 

- For task two, learn how to structure the essay. 

- Support your arguments with examples. 

- Use high end but relevant vocabulary. AVOID repetition, irrelevant details, spellings errors and punctuation errors. 

- Practice as many tests as possible but also have them evaluated to know your weak areas and how you can improve them. 

- FOCUSSED practice will make you perfect.

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If you want to improve your score in the writing test, then there is only one way to do so. That is to Practice. If you practice, then you can achieve anything. However, along with the practice, you'll also have to keep in mind some of the crucial points to score higher. a. Concentrate on the structure...
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If you want to improve your score in the writing test, then there is only one way to do so. That is to Practice. If you practice, then you can achieve anything. However, along with the practice, you'll also have to keep in mind some of the crucial points to score higher. 

 

a. Concentrate on the structure of your answer. Your answers should be "structured". There should be a flow of thoughts from one paragraph to another. The context should not change, and the answer should be highly focused on that particular topic.

 

b. You can use words like "however", "in addition to", "having said that", to conclude your statements and also to maintain the flow between the sentences and the paragraphs.

 

c. You can use unusual words. It means that the words that everyone knows the meaning about, but nobody uses usually. By improving your vocabulary, you can showcase your lexical proficiency.

 

d. The most important part is to get your sentences grammatically correct, for example, you should know where to use "had been" and "would have been". 

 

e. You'll have to play safely while you're writing, be sure you don't form grammatically incorrect sentences. Also, you do not deviate from the topic. 

 

f. Your punctuation marks should be on point. You should know where to put a comma, a full stop, and colons and semicolons.

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Writing has two tasks: Task 1 and Task 2. In Task 1 of writing is about graphs, maps, bar charts, table, pie charts - so practising more of such sample letters will help you improve your score.Task 2: Note the keywords and choose whether you agree or disagree/whether you are talking about the advantages...
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Writing has two tasks: Task 1 and Task 2. In Task 1 of writing is about graphs, maps, bar charts, table, pie charts - so practising more of such sample letters will help you improve your score.
Task 2: Note the keywords and choose whether you agree or disagree/whether you are talking about the advantages or disadvantage and accordingly write the passage.

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