IELTS Writing Task2 Direct Questions boost your score from 6.5 to 7.5

In this video recorded by Ross IELTS Academy, we check out a Writing Task2 essay written by one of our candidates and see why he couldn't get the band score of 7.0 in IELTS Writing. We, also, give you some useful tips on how to get a good score when writing a Direct Questions Essay.

Before doing that, remember 4 important things when you practicing the IELTS writing:

1. Paraphrase the question statement in the introduction paragraph

2. Plan the whole essay in the introduction paragraph

3. Give explanation and examples for your reasons.

4. Conclude the whole essay in the conclusion paragraph

Advantages & Disadvantages essay IELTS Writing Task 2

In this video recorded by Ross IELTS Academy, we check out a Writing Task2 essay written by one of our candidates and see why he got the band score of 5.0, and give you some useful tips on how to get a good score when writing an advantage and disadvantage essay.

Before doing that, remember 4 important things when you practicing the IELTS writing:

1. Paraphrase the question statement in the introduction paragraph

2. Plan the whole essay in the introduction paragraph

3. Go into detail of the advantages and disadvantages in the body paragraphs

4. Conclude the whole essay in the conclusion paragraph

What to do to get a band 7 in IELTS Writing Task1?

In this video recorded by Ross IELTS Academy, we check out a General Writing Task1 written by one of our candidates, and see why she got the band score of 6.5, and give you some useful tips on how to get a good score when writing a formal letter.

Before doing that, remember 4 important things when you practicing the IELTS writing:

• You should write at least 150 words.
• Leave space between paragraphs.
• Dedicate one paragraph to each bullet points.
• Don't use contractions in formal letter.

In this video recorded by Ross IELTS Academy, we check out a Task2 essay written by one of our candidates and see why he got stuck in band 6.

Before doing that, remember 4 important things when you practicing IELTS writing:

1. Paraphrase the question. If you’re not sure about the synonyms that you use, it would be better to use the same word than employing the wrong word.

2. This is very important. Remember that 50% of your sentences should be error-free. If you’re not sure about the grammar you’re using, just don’t use it.

3. Follow the 3 magic sentences in your body paragraphs logically. What are they? Topic sentence, explanation, and example.

4. And number four, leave space between your paragraphs and only use the words that your 100 percent sure about.

In this video recorded by Ross IELTS Academy, we're going to check out a Task2 essay written by one of our candidates, and see why he got 7.5.

Before doing that, remember 4 important things when you practicing IELTS writing:

1. Fully address all parts of the task, and present a fully developed position in answer to the question.

2. Support your ideas in a logical way. Don’t forget about paragraphing appropriately.

3. Try to use a wide range of vocabulary and not repeating some words over and over.

4. Most of your sentences should be error-free grammatically. To get 7 and above you must avoid using simple structures.