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In our first post, we discussed how many professionals need an IELTS score for study abroad or a promotion on the job. You got a peak at Task 1 on the IELTS - describing a trend or trends from graphical data.
In our second post, we began a two-part closer look at describing trends from two bar graphs in a video.
In our third post, we concluded a two-part closer look at describing trends from two bar graphs in a video.
In our fourth post, we focused on beginning the essay correctly.
Best Move for IELTS Writing
Our final post on IELTS Writing in the series may be the most important.How strong is your vocabulary?
Think about it. Your English vocabulary is necessary for speaking, reading, listening, and yes writing on the IELTS just as in life in general.
Even in your own language, you probably appreciate how important potent word power makes a life in your student or professional life.
Our friend IELTS Ryan is back again to help you with awesome vocabulary tips for IETLS Writing.
So, get comfortable and pay good attention to the video. It is a valuable lesson for the next 20 minutes.
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Conclusion
People do judge you by the words you use in speech and in our case, your writing. So does the IELTS examiner scoring your essay.| Check out my eBook Grow Your Word Power: 301 Use Vocabulary Terms to rapidly boost your vocabulary for the big test day. |
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In the meantime, stay tuned here for more English tips. Good luck on your IELTS!
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