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The 12 Rules of IELTS General Writing

1. Use correct spellings.

2. Avoid contractions like we’re; use we are.

3. Never use ‘slang’ words like ‘gonna’.

4. Use formal English words, such as ‘discuss’ rather than ‘chat’.

5. Use correct punctuation: avoid very long sentences.

6. Write a mixture of short and longer (complex) sentences.

7. Use your own words, or give a clear reference to the source.

8. Write so that the reader understands exactly what you mean.

9. Connect your ideas clearly (e.g. Finally/In
conclusion/However)

10. Use correct grammar that makes your meaning clear.

11. Do not write informally or in a very friendly way

12. Only give true data; do not invent or change it.

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