If you were unable to attend the Tweetchat, Energize Your IELTS Writing, here is a compilation of the texts. 

These 7 C's of IELTS Writing will help you maximize your score at a time when many students fear an English writing exam. 


If you are studying for the IETLS or plan to take the test soon, please study these tips carefully and use them in your papers.

Energize Your IELTS Writing

Do you need to write well at school or at the office? You can learn from these tips I covered in the Tweetchat.  

Please Tweet Your Friends about these tips. Thanks!

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If you genuinely want to start improving your IELTS Writing score, check out my eBook - Wham Media's 6 Secrets to IELTS Academic Writing Success, where the 7 C's for IELTS Writing orginally appeared. 

Good Luck on your IELTS!

#Audio Clip – L2 - Ecourse for Academic IELTS Writing

Welcome to the third audio clip about my Ecourse for Academic IELTS Writing.

Today’s episode is an overview of Lessons 2 for Maximize Your Score for IELTS Academic Writing - Build a Strong Vocabulary. 

I have written two vocablary texts. The most recent eBook is Grow Your Word Power: 301 Useful Vocabulary Terms.

You can download the syllabus for the ECourse at ScribD.

IELTS Writing Audio Clip

Please listen to the clip to find out why a robust lexicon is key to scoring high on the IELTS. 

Please Tweet Your Friends about this audio clip. TX :)

Conclusion

It is not fair that so many students are ill–prepared for English writing when the big test day arrives.

I always start my classes with a journal topic to sharpen my students' skills.

However, you still have time to study for an optimal score for your entry into university in an English-speaking country or get that job promotion you have always wanted.

A confident command of English is indispensable in our global interdependent economy (Tweet this)

Make the Ecourse – Maximize Your Score for IELTS Academic Writing – an integral part of your study plans!

Good Luck on your IELTS!

#Listly Resource - Avoid these Common IELTS Writing Errors!

Students often fall into common traps on the IELTS Writing exam.

In our previous posts on IELTS Writing, we have reported on different facets of exam preparation:

• Tips 1, 2, and 3 for Task 1


• the importance to Improve Your Academic IELTS Writing Skills;


• and When to Prepare for the Exam.

Now, we turn to common errors!

Visit our English Writing Clinic for help with your IELTS Writing skills.

Today we provide you a hand-selected list of IELTS Writing resources on the Web to help you sidestep these pitfalls on the exam.

Get your hand-selected list of IELTS Writing resources on the Web to avoid common errors.

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Visit each of these sites to discover common errors students make and how you can avoid them!

Check out the list of resources below to improve markedly your IELTS Writing skills.

12 Resources - Common Errors on IELTS Academic Writing

12 Resources - Common Errors on IELTS Academic Writing

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Check out my Ecourse, Maximize Your Score for IELTS Academic Writing, today!

Visit our English Writing Clinic for help with your IELTS Writing skills.

Good luck on your IELTS Preparation!

#IELTS Academic #Writing Preparation - Best Move Overall (#Video)

Now we continue to review Task 2 of Academic IELTS Writing, the expressive essay. 

For more details, check out my eCourse - Maximize Your Score for IELTS Academic Writing.

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?

A robust lexicon is probably - hands down - the best move for IELTS Writing you can make to prepare for success on the exam.

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. 

By the way, please Tweet Your Friends  about this article too! :)

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.

Do you like the IELTS series? Leave a comment on the Business English Ace Facebook page.

Look out for our editor-cut video playlist on IELTS Writing to help you even more.

In the meantime, stay tuned here for more English tips. Good luck on your IELTS!
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#IELTS Academic #Writing Preparation - Task 2 (#Video)

Now in our review of Academic IELTS Writing, we turn to Task 2 - the expressive essay. 

For more details, check out my eCourse - Maximize Your Score for IELTS Academic Writing.

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. 

Introduction to IELTS Writing Task 2

Today our review of IELTS Writing focuses on beginning the expressive essay.

The start of your Task 2 response sets the tone for the rest of your piece.

Always remember - Task 2 counts more toward your Band score than Task 1.

Therefore, it is very important to make your best effort here.

So, get comfortable and listen carefully to this 5-minute video clip about IELTS Writing for Task 2.

Please Tweet Your Friends  about this article :)

I encourage you to check out videos from IELTS Ryan. He thoroughly covers many topics related to the exam.


Do you like the IELTS series? Leave a comment on the Business English Ace Facebook page.

Stay tuned for more IELTS tips coming up!
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Grab your FREE IELTS Academic Writing Cheat Sheet today! 

#Audio Clip – L1 - Ecourse for Academic IELTS Writing

Welcome to the second audio clip about my Ecourse for Academic IELTS Writing.

Today’s episode is an overview of Lessons 1 for Maximize Your Score for IELTS Academic Writing - Answer the Question.

The Ecourse is divided into seven lessons. You may download the syllabus at ScribD.

IELTS Writing Audio Clip

Please listen to the clip. Are you already preparing for the IELTS exam?

Please listen to the audio clip to understand how important it is to answer the questions fully for Tasks 1 and 2.

 Conclusion

Many students are unprepared for the writing sections of both the IELTS and TOEFL.

However, you still have time to study for an optimal score for your entry into university in an English-speaking country or get that job promotion you have always wanted.

A confident command of English is indispensable in our global interdependent economy (Tweet this)

Make the Ecourse – Maximize Your Score for IELTS Academic Writing – an integral part of your study plans!

Good Luck on your IELTS!