4 Trick Practice Self IELTS Writing Without Tutors

1. Practice writing from real problems and timing

• Why it matters: On the actual exam day, we have 60 minutes (Task 1: 20 minutes, Task 2: 40 minutes). Timer training will help us divide the time correctly.

• How to do: Select an IELTS problem from a website or book and set a time to finish writing within a specified time.

• Example:

• Task 2: Some people believe that unpaid community services should be a compulsory part of high school programs. Do you agree or disagree?

Set the time for 40 minutes and start writing immediately.

2. Use a variety of sentence structures

• Why it matters: IELTS rates highly if we use a variety of sentences structures, not repetitive.

• How to do it: Toggle with simple, compound, and complex sentences in each paragraph

• Example:

• Simple: Many students prefer studying onlin.

• Complex: Although online learning is convenient, it may reduce students "social interaction.

3. Paste Outline (Outline) before writing

• Why is it important?: Make content not out of the point and connect ideas.

• How to do this: Before you start writing, use 3-5 minutes to paste the bullet points of each paragraph.

• Example:

• Introduction → Paraphrase + Thesis statement

• Body 1 → Reason 1 + Real Example

• Body 2 → Reason 2 + Comparison / Statistics

• Conclusion → Conclusion and reiterate its position

4. Read sample writing and try to write our version.

• Why It Matters: Learn Idioms, Welding Words, and How to Explain High Bands

• How to do it: Read Band 7-9 sample essays and try writing them in our own words, not copying them straight.

• Example:

• See the sentence in the example: It is undeniable that technology has cultural education.

• We rewrite it: There is no doubt that education has been revolutionized by technology.

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