BEST MYTHS AND FACTS OF IELTS
Plenty of students considered IELTS to be spooky task. Hence, they end by involving themselves into various rumours which often leads them on negative path.
This article will clarify you several myths that the students often indulge in.
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#Myths About IELTS
In Reading and Listening, you have to write the first letter of an answer in capital if the answer is a proper noun.
Level of reading is getting difficult as the time pass.
During Writing task article A, An, The are not counted in the word count.
Your handwriting must be cursive, if not you will lose your scores.
Formal Dresscode should be followed
Only salutation and subject in General Task 1 gets 1 band for that.
Let’s read facts of the above given myths!
The first myth, if we put into the question? the answer would be “No”. However, there is no definite rule related to write the proper noun in the capital letters. Though the students are told to write in Capital words as it shows your handwriting to be precisely seen, but you can also write your answer in small letters too. For example, your answer is “RED RIVER” it’s not necessary that you have to write in all caps, you can also prefer to write like “red river”. In this case the crucial thing is that you need to write clearly along with the correct spellings.
BEST MYTHS AND FACTS OF IELTS
If we talk about the reading and it’s difficulty level than we can say Yes! The IELTS examination reading is a set of difficult pattern as it judges the ability of the person to read effectively and find the correct answers. Of course as per examination the level would be difficult but it hasn’t changed as the years have passed.
However, there are some sort of variations in the style of question paper. Thus, if is subject of the reading passage plays an important role in result. Hence, a suggestion to you is to read / practice as many as possible reading passages before your final IELTS Test.
As Writing tasks in IELTS are assessed by the various parameters. Grammar Accuracy is one among them. Hence, the articles “A, An, The” are taken into consideration while the tasks are assessed.
BEST MYTHS AND FACTS OF IELTS
Though the neat and clean handwriting is imperative, but it’s not the task where you need to show your calligraphy skills. In IELTS, there’s no such rule that an aspirant has to write in cursive in order to attain better scores. That’s the wastage of time and energy too. One has to write so precisely in order to follow their task achievement snd response. Hence, it’s not crucial to write in cursive.
Your dressing style or way you wear any outfit has no significant role in IELTS Speaking. Examiners also don’t judges you the way you enter into the examination hall. In other words your behaviour, it is completely wrong. IELTS is an English language test not an attitude test. Speaking is judged mainly by 4 criteria F& C, P, LR and GA.
The answer regarding the myth of General Task is also. How one candidate can be given 1 band for just writing the incomplete content along with no proper response. No specific allocation given to salutation and subject in Task 1 of General Training.
BEST MYTHS AND FACTS OF IELTS
BEST MYTHS AND FACTS OF IELTS