Most people think getting a high score in IELTS Writing is impossible.
But I can explain it to you in 30 seconds.
A quick breakdown:
1. What do examiners want?
2. The fear of simplicity.
3. The one way to guarantee a high score.
Let’s dive in…
1. What do examiners want?
Most examiners read what we call 'headache' essays all day long.
Complex ideas, vocabulary, and grammar that would give paracetamol a headache.
Examiners want you to answer the question in a way that doesn't give them a migraine. You can do this by making your writing more straightforward for them to understand. So why do only some students do this?
2. The fear of simplicity.
Most tests in the world reward complexity. The more complexity you understand and present, the higher your score.
IELTS is the opposite because it tests your ability to communicate CLEARLY in English.
But, most teachers teach students to make everything more complex.
This creates an understandable fear that simplifying their writing will lower their score.
When they fail the test, they think, 'I need to make my writing even more complex.'
In fact, the opposite is true.
You need to make your writing simpler.
3. The one way to guarantee a high score.
If you work with a teacher with lots of examining experience, they can give you pinpoint feedback.
They will help you avoid mistakes and give you the confidence that 'keeping it simple' works.
This guarantees success because you know exactly what to do and have the confidence to write in a simpler way.
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Most people think getting a high score in IELTS Writing is impossible.
But I can explain it to you in 30 seconds.
A quick breakdown:
1. What do examiners want?
2. The fear of simplicity.
3. The one way to guarantee a high score.
Let’s dive in…
1. What do examiners want?
Most examiners read what we call 'headache' essays all day long.
Complex ideas, vocabulary, and grammar that would give paracetamol a headache.
Examiners want you to answer the question in a way that doesn't give them a migraine. You can do this by making your writing more straightforward for them to understand. So why do only some students do this?
2. The fear of simplicity.
Most tests in the world reward complexity. The more complexity you understand and present, the higher your score.
IELTS is the opposite because it tests your ability to communicate CLEARLY in English.
But, most teachers teach students to make everything more complex.
This creates an understandable fear that simplifying their writing will lower their score.
When they fail the test, they think, 'I need to make my writing even more complex.'
In fact, the opposite is true.
You need to make your writing simpler.
3. The one way to guarantee a high score.
If you work with a teacher with lots of examining experience, they can give you pinpoint feedback.
They will help you avoid mistakes and give you the confidence that 'keeping it simple' works.
This guarantees success because you know exactly what to do and have the confidence to write in a simpler way.
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