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#IELTSWRITING

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The writing component of the IELTS exam is designed to assess how you “write a response appropriately, organise ideas and use a range of vocabulary and grammar accurately. It comprises two tasks and candidates have 60 minutes to answer them".

Candidates usually dread the writing test, which is an understandable feeling because writing isn’t something you can self-study and any progress can only be marked by a teacher.

For those who aren’t confident with their English abilities, it can cause anxiety as this test demands precision in terms of grammar, vocabulary used and cohesiveness between sentences.

Even those who call English their native language and are trained in it have failed the test! But with enough preparation and practice, anyone can pass this test.

Below are few tips that will be helpful to pass the test;
1. Be careful of your word count.
2. Time management.

3. Understand the requirement of both tasks.
4. Practice.

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