IELTS WRITING: How To Make Impressive Sentences In Writing Task To Score Better

Making use of impressive sentences will be the ultimate ticket to your desired band Score in IELTS Writing. Knowing different ways to convey your message in writing makes it varied and persuasive.  Structuring a sentence by phrases flexibly can impress the examiner and stands you out from the crowd. In this article, we will explain everything step by step to demonstrate your answer well and you will see the difference it makes in writing. It is very often that most of us try to use common lines to convey our thoughts but IELTS test scores identify how distinctive you are. The sentences with a lack of connectivity and flow are not acceptable to score well, and on the different side sentences with enriched connectors and vocabulary by delivering the same message are examined as up to the mark. Let’s scroll down below to know how to improve sentence structure and make it better and more effective. 

 

How To Make Impressive Sentences In IELTS Writing Task To Score Better

 

Phrases are important for introductions

Use correct phrases following the given topic to support your answer.  The introduction should be impressive and you can use some defined phrases to demonstrate your points e.g. It is amply clear that, It is undeniable that you must practice knowing where to use phrases and where you don’t need them.

 

Answer relevant to the given question

Hope you know that there are distinct categories for both task 1 and task 2 in Writing. So for different types of questions, the way of answering the question can’t be the same. Do produce the ideas as relevant as possible to what has been asked in the question. Don’t memorize and overgeneralize the essays and you must read the instructions well.

 

Express your opinion with relevant examples

Presenting your opinion with relevant examples is essential to gain a better understanding throughout the essay. Make sure your examples are appropriate to make your essay shine. This sets the tone of the essay and shows that you know a wide range of structures to answer correctly. But don’t use fake research studies which annoy the examiner. 

 

Connectors and synonyms are important

Connectors are used to form connectivity and flow to improve answer quality. These are the crucial words that make sentences readable and understandable. E.g. In addition to this, Moreover, Otherwise, Even so, etc. On the other hand, we will talk about synonyms that will use to replace normal words in writing tasks i.e. Begin - Initiate, commence, and Amazing - incredible, Astonishing.

 

Don’t keep the sentence so simple and short

Normally we just convey the message in very simple language and keep it short to make someone understand which is acceptable to some extent but remember that IELTS is an exam that will check your level of English. E.g. He bought his brother-in-law's machine factory (simple sentence). Now let’s convert it to something a bit more complex.  He bought the machine factory that belonged to his brother-in-law.

 

Organize Paragraphs in a well-defined structure 

Ideas are more clear when it is represented in some specific order like it always starts with an introduction and sums up with a conclusion part. Suppose you are writing anything in the same paragraph from start to end that will automatically affect its readability and the reader will get bored. But if you define information in pieces of paragraphs then it will make your opinions clear and avoid repetition too. 

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