How does IELTS G writing reach 6?

Class G candidates seem to be a very special group in roast duck: submerged in the huge army of international students, their special needs are largely ignored. So how can IELTS G writing reach 6? Let's get to know each other with Bian Xiao.

The first point: reasonable association

Because G-letters often depend on whether students have the ability to live smoothly in English-speaking countries. Therefore, as long as the plot of the letter conforms to the common sense of life, the examiner can let the students make appropriate associations to enrich the plot of the letter. Moreover, it is precisely because the letter part allows some reasonable imagination, so even if we encounter some unexpected new words, we can often modify the plot appropriately and replace it with some other simpler words.

Second, the pursuit of security.

We should be cautious about the words used in IELTS writing, on the one hand, because it doesn't need too many words, on the other hand, it can't be too colloquial or even slang. Most of the students who take the immigration exam have work experience, even many have business English letter experience, but please note that the IELTS letter exam does not have to be as formal as that business document, even if it is a more formal topic, as long as you can ensure that you don't use too colloquial words.

The third point: arrange time reasonably.

IELTS writing tends to remember the "Sherlock Holmes" style. Some students often have rich work experience and rigorous thinking, but when they make up the plot reasonably, they will go to the other extreme: the body of the main paragraph is too pursuing the perfection of logic, and even the letters written in the end are really wonderful, but it is also very regrettable that the exam time is insufficient. The exam must be written as well as possible on the premise that time permits, rather than pursuing perfection. I hope that the majority of G candidates will pay attention.