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6 Sentences to Avoid in the IELTS Writing Test

One way to boost your IELTS training and ace the exam is to hone your writing skills. As a test taker, it is essential to look for various writing tips and strategies that can help enhance your language skills. For instance, using writing prompts and avoiding fluff writing are some of the strategies that you can use to construct a good essay in the IELTS writing test.<br><br>Learn more http://www.ieltsexamstips.com/2018/09/7-sentences-to-avoid-in-ielts-writing.html

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6 Sentences to Avoid in the IELTS Writing Test

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  1. 6 Sentences to Avoidin the IELTS Writing Test www.jroozreview.com

  2. 1 This essay will discuss both sides and give an opinion at the end. One of the most common rules in writing is show don’t tell. Instead of telling that your essay will do this or that, show it instead. Discuss your opinions and include them in your essayand don’t just say that you’re going to. Using this sentence only duplicates the exam’s instructions and adds nothing to your essay. www.jroozreview.com

  3. 2 Since the dawn of time … / From the beginning of time… Expect that topics will be about current issues, thus these expressions won’t make sense. And besides, saying “since the dawn of time” is passé and can be considered fluff contributing nothingto your writing. www.jroozreview.com

  4. 3 With The Development Of Science & Modern Technology. Most test takers use this sentence to begin their essaysthinking that it will impress the examiner. Nothing can be farther from the truth. This sentence is overused and can confuse your reader especially if your topic is notrelated to science or technology. www.jroozreview.com

  5. 4 There are good grounds to argue in favor of… This is an example of a learned sentence that you need to avoid. It would be better to write more naturally. Using more natural language avoids the examiner to think you are memorizing overused phrases. www.jroozreview.com

  6. 5 It Can Broaden A Person’s Horizons. This is another example of an overused expression. Try thinking of a more creative way of saying that something can open one’s perspectives. www.jroozreview.com

  7. 6 The Aforementioned Arguments Offer Insights Into Vindications For The Said Impression. Using “profound” and “multi-syllable” words won’t be enoughto impress your examiner for the IELTS writing test. Clarity is more important. Use simple words, go straight to the point, and make sure that you get your message across. www.jroozreview.com

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