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✏️ (Key Words for IELTS writing)


πŸ“‹ Stating Your Opinion:
πŸ”ΉIn my opinion,
πŸ”ΉAccording to me,
πŸ”ΉIn my view,
πŸ”ΉTo me,
πŸ”ΉFrom my point of view,
πŸ”ΉI think
πŸ”ΉIt seems to me that
πŸ”ΉI believe
πŸ”ΉFrom my perspective,
πŸ”ΉTo my way of thinking,
πŸ”ΉIt appears that
πŸ”ΉI suppose
πŸ”ΉI realize
πŸ”ΉI understand
πŸ”ΉI imagine
πŸ”ΉI feel

πŸ“‹ Giving examples:
πŸ”ΉFor example,
πŸ”ΉFor instance,
πŸ”ΉSuch as
πŸ”ΉIn other words,
πŸ”ΉAs
πŸ”ΉLike
πŸ”Ήathat is
πŸ”ΉNamely
πŸ”ΉTo illustrate,
πŸ”ΉTo paraphrase,

πŸ“‹ Comparing:
πŸ”ΉSimilar to
πŸ”ΉAs…as
πŸ”ΉIn common,
πŸ”ΉAlso
πŸ”ΉEither…or
πŸ”ΉIn the same way,
πŸ”ΉNeither…nor
πŸ”ΉAt the same time,
πŸ”ΉJust as
πŸ”ΉResemble

πŸ“‹ Contrasting:
πŸ”ΉHowever,
πŸ”ΉBut
πŸ”ΉOn the contrary,
πŸ”ΉOn the other hand,
πŸ”ΉDiffer from
πŸ”ΉNevertheless,
πŸ”ΉAlthough
πŸ”ΉThough
πŸ”ΉOtherwise
πŸ”ΉInstead
πŸ”ΉAlternatively,
πŸ”ΉEven though

πŸ“‹ Generalizing:
πŸ”ΉGenerally,
πŸ”ΉGenerally speaking,
πŸ”ΉOverall,
πŸ”ΉOn the whole,
πŸ”ΉIn general,
πŸ”ΉBy and large,
πŸ”ΉIt seems to me that
πŸ”ΉI believe
πŸ”ΉAll in all,
πŸ”ΉBasically,
πŸ”ΉEssentially,
πŸ”ΉAs a rule,
πŸ”ΉAll things considered,
πŸ”ΉFor the most part,

πŸ“‹ Expressing Certainty:
πŸ”ΉCertainly,
πŸ”ΉUndoubtedly,
πŸ”ΉDoubtless,
πŸ”ΉNo doubt,
πŸ”ΉDefinitely,
πŸ”ΉOf course,

πŸ“‹ Expressing Partial Agreement:
πŸ”ΉMore or less,
πŸ”ΉTo some extent,
πŸ”ΉUp to a point,
πŸ”ΉAlmost,
πŸ”ΉIn a way,
πŸ”ΉSo to speak,

πŸ“‹ Showing cause:
πŸ”ΉDue to
πŸ”ΉBecause
πŸ”ΉBecause of
πŸ”ΉOwing to

πŸ“‹ Showing effect:
πŸ”ΉTherefore,
πŸ”ΉAs a result,
πŸ”ΉConsequently,
πŸ”ΉFor this reason,
πŸ”ΉThus,
πŸ”ΉSo,
πŸ”ΉThereby
πŸ”ΉEventually,
πŸ”ΉHence,
πŸ”ΉThe reason why

πŸ“‹ Marking time:
πŸ”ΉFirst,
πŸ”ΉLast
πŸ”ΉSecond,
πŸ”ΉLastly,
πŸ”ΉThird,
πŸ”ΉThen,
πŸ”ΉFirstly,
πŸ”ΉFirst of all,
πŸ”ΉSecondly,
πŸ”ΉBefore
πŸ”ΉThirdly,
πŸ”ΉAfter
πŸ”ΉDuring
πŸ”ΉWhile
πŸ”ΉTo begin with,
πŸ”ΉAt the same time,
πŸ”ΉSimultaneously,
πŸ”ΉAfter this / that,
πŸ”ΉSince
πŸ”ΉMeanwhile,
πŸ”ΉAfterwards
πŸ”ΉFollowing this
πŸ”ΉWhen
πŸ”ΉAs soon as

πŸ“‹ Adding Information:
πŸ”ΉFurthermore,
πŸ”ΉIn addition,
πŸ”ΉAlso,
πŸ”ΉAnd
πŸ”ΉMoreover,
πŸ”ΉSimilarly,
πŸ”ΉLikewise
πŸ”ΉAs well as,
πŸ”ΉBesides,
πŸ”ΉToo
πŸ”ΉEven
πŸ”ΉWhat’s more,

πŸ“‹ Expressing condition:
πŸ”ΉIf
πŸ”ΉWhether
πŸ”ΉIn case
πŸ”ΉUnless
πŸ”ΉProvided that
πŸ”ΉSo that

πŸ“‹ Concluding
πŸ”ΉTo summarize,
πŸ”ΉIn conclusion,
πŸ”ΉLastly,
πŸ”ΉFinally,
πŸ”ΉTo conclude with,
πŸ”ΉIn short,

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πŸ“ IELTS Writing Task 2: Understand the question!

πŸ’‘Knowing what the question asks you to do is crucial for achieving a good score. That's why, always read your question thoroughly and cover all the points you're asked to write about. For example:

✏️The government should pay to the parents of very young children, so that one of them can stay at home and look after their children. What do you think are the pros and cons of this policy?

πŸ”ΉJustify your answer and include any relevant examples from your own knowledge or experience.

πŸ”ΉIn this question you're asked to do two things:

β–ͺ️Write pros & cons
β–ͺ️Give examples

‼️Failing to complete one of the requirements of the task results in a lower score!

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πŸ“Tips for IELTS Writing Task 2: writing a conclusion

πŸ“When writing a conclusion, these are what we suggest:

πŸ”ΉCheck the question again, because you have to make sure that you answer it properly (but briefly) in your conclusion.

πŸ”ΉAlso think about key words or phrases from the question that you could reuse or paraphrase.

πŸ”ΉAnd look at your introduction again. You should make sure that the 'position' that you express in your conclusion is consistent with what you wrote in the introduction.

πŸ”ΉYou can also paraphrase what’s written in the introduction when writing the conclusion.

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