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If your IELTS writing feels like a list of sentences that happen to be near each other, linking words are probably missing. Not just absent — misused. Because the real problem most learners have with IELTS writing connectives and linking words is not that they don’t know them. It’s that they use them like decorations […]
Grammar accounts for 25% of your IELTS Writing score. A quarter. And yet most candidates either ignore it completely or obsess over commas while missing the bigger picture. Let’s fix that. Grammatical Range and Accuracy is one of the four criteria examiners use to score both Task 1 and Task 2. The name tells you […]
Lexical resource is one of the four criteria examiners use to score your IELTS Writing. It accounts for 25% of your total band score. Yet it’s the criterion most candidates misunderstand — not because it’s complicated, but because the name sounds vague. “Lexical resource” just means: how well do you use vocabulary? And most students […]
Coherence and cohesion is worth 25% of your IELTS Writing score. One quarter. And yet most test-takers spend almost all their preparation time on vocabulary and grammar, then wonder why their band score refuses to budge past 6.0. This lesson is here to fix that. Here is the good news: this is one of the […]
Connectors are one of the easiest things to get wrong in IELTS and one of the most satisfying things to get right. Most students use them, but far fewer use them correctly. Slapping furthermore at the start of every second sentence is not sophistication. It is noise. Let’s fix that. What Are Connectors and Why […]
For IELTS Task 2 Writing, crafting a logical argument is crucial for achieving a high score. It’s also equally important to avoid false arguments or logical fallacies.
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