Ielts writing Task 1 + 2

7. Capital letters and lowercase letter.
8. Redundant or needlessly repeat word phrases or information. It creates
extra words but it doesn’t give new information. Therefore, you don’t need to
keep saying a word or a phrase over and over again. Instead, you can use 
“it”,
“this”, “this figure” 
to replace that word or phrase.
9. Collocation issues
You don’t put words together properly.
10. Your main point lacks either comparison or trend language, and you
cannot get a 
7.0+ 
in task achievement without it.
TIPS:
Go home and rewrite the task 1 reports that they are already fixed by your
teacher. 
Just take 15 -20 minutes to rewrite it
. Try to change every sentence
structure that you wrote in your report with a new structure. 
Practice using
different structures 
because in the exam 
that will help you a lot
. You will
have a variety, you will have accuracy and make your report well organized.
And of course you will get a high score.
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FUTURE TENSE (LANGUAGE OF
ESTIMATION)
STRUCTURE 1:
The prediction/expectation/projection/forecast/anticipations/likelihood +
shows/reveals/indicates/is that 
there will be a dramatic increase in 
the number
of car users.
The anticipation 
shows/reveals/indicates/is that 
there will be an increase in
the price of food 
from 20 dollars in 2005 to 25 dollars in 2025.
The forecast 
shows/reveals/indicates/is that 
the price of food 
will
undergo/witness/experience an increase
 from 20 dollars in 2005 to 25 dollars
in 2025.
STRUCTURE 2:
It is predicted/expected/projected/estimated/ anticipated/forecast/likely that
the number of car users 
will increase dramatically
.
It is predicted/expected/anticipated/forecast/estimated that 
the price of food
will increase 
from 20 dollars in 2005 to 25 dollars in 2025.
It is predicted/expected/anticipated/forecast/estimated that 
the price of food
will undergo/witness/experience an increase
 from 20 dollars in 2005 to 25
dollars in 2025.
STRUCTURE 3:
The number of car users 
are predicted/expected/projected/estimated/
anticipated/forecast to 
increase dramatically.
The price of food 
is predicted/expected/anticipated/forecast/estimated to
decline
 from 20 dollars in 2000 to 10 dollars in 2025.
The price of food 
is predicted/expected/anticipated/forecast/estimated to
experience a decline 
from 20 dollars in 2000 to 10 dollars in 2025.
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