Category: General guidelines

Rather than really improving everyday English skills, vocabulary and grammar in IELTS writing are frequently discussed in terms of exam preparation. However, that isn’t our ultimate objective. Today, I...

Many IELTS candidates make the mistake of offering generic, ambiguous viewpoints instead of precise, solid arguments in their writing. To make your essay more convincing, you must be specific....

1. What are the two types of IELTS Writing tests? The IELTS Writing test is divided into Academic and General Training. 2. How many tasks are there in an...

The article ‘What is Coherence and Cohesion (CC) for writing task 2?‘ mentions that one key aspect of coherence and cohesion (CC) is the “flexible use of reference and...

CC (Coherence and Cohesion) is a key assessment of candidates’ structured thinking and writing skills in IELTS. However, many candidates often neglect this aspect in their practice, focusing instead...

Official Definition In ‘IELTS Writing Key Assessment Criteria’, there are five key criteria that examiners consider when assessing Task Achievement: selecting key features of the information. providing sufficient detail...

When preparing for the IELTS Writing test, understanding the assessment criteria is essential for achieving your desired band score. IELTS has outlined four key criteria used to evaluate both...