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IELTS writing test is taken to make you eligible in writing the language of an English-speaking country. Many times, students come up with a problem of repetition of words in their essay or report/letter. Yes, it can become a reason for not exactly deduction of marks, but for scoring less. It means to score high; you should be an expert in lexical resources. Here, in this article, some tips and strategies will be given to avoid repetition in the IELTS writing exam: -
Using the same meaning words instead of repeating the words is one of the best and widely suggested tricks to ignore the repetition of words in writing. Yes, it does come up with many challenges as it is not at all a cup of tea to know each and every word of the English language. The English language is an ocean of vocabulary. Yet, it can be solved when you will be able to get pro in using synonyms for some of the common and widely used keywords in essays or reports. Synonyms are used to avoid the redundancy of the words and to prove that you know the different terms well. These can be
Restructuring of sentence is also one of the way by which repetition can be avoided in writing. Whether it is Task one Or task 2, restructuring of the given statement is important. It can be done in two ways
Question- The pie charts below show the percentage of water used for different purposes in six areas of the world.
a. Changing the position of the words in a sentence
Answer the pie charts Reveal the information about six areas of the world in which Consumption is done for different purposes.
b. Using synonyms but the word position will remain same
Answer The pie charts reveal the information about the proportion of consumption off water four distinct purposes in six different regions Over the globe.
c. By application of both the ideas
Answer The pie charts display the information about the Six regions over the globe where the proportion of water utilisation for different purposes is depicted.
Question
It is impossible to help all the people in the world, so governments should only focus on people in their own countries. To what extent do you agree or disagree?
Answer
a) It is usually said that the governments should focus on the population of their own countries only and the reason given is that all the people in the world can't be helped. In my opinion, helping each other is a gesture of kindness but I strongly agree to this notion that all can't be helped.
b) It is usually said that it is not possible to provide aid to the world's populace, So authorities should target the population of their own nations only. In my opinion, the notion is correct somewhere and I strongly agree with this.
c) It is generally believed that the authorities of different countries should aim add working for the welfare of the populations of their own nations as it gets difficult or somewhere not possible to assist the folks of different nations.In my opinion, my agreement to this notion is strong and I will describe it in my further paragraphs.
IELTS Collocation is basically referred to as grouping of words in a single phrase or word. It is an act of collecting, say
For example:- People say that (use instead- both elderly and youngsters say that). Addition of collocations will not only minimize the word length but also give weightage to your words and vocabulary.
Another way to avoid the redundancy in IELTS writing to use formal phrases for some of the commonly used words. For example
As earlier mentioned, the English language is the ocean of vocabulary and it is impossible to have knowledge of each and every term of English. However, with the regular practice of writing and learning will make you better in the above commonly used terms and synonyms. However in my opinion a student should learn only, no matter what the source is.
It is considered very basic and clumsy to start a sentence with “he”, “she”, “they” or “it”. Therefore, it is recommended to start the sentence from passive voice instead of active voice. Starting the sentence with the object first, not only makes the sentence impressive but also helps in avoiding repetition of words and phrases in the IELTS writing exam. Also, it's part of Coherence.
Hope these tips help you in avoiding the repetition of words and phrases in the IELTS writing exam. You just need to practice more in order to increase your vocabulary so that you never get a shortage of words while expressing your ideas.
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