TimTalks - Timur Musaev

Credits to Timurbek Djalilov, one of the best IELTS instructors in the world. ❤️‍🔥🔥 @Tim_Adams3

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Even 5 years ago, Innovative Centres used to host very exciting and engaging events run by enthusiastic students: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ds5WyZKGY8Y ❓❓ Did you recognize anyone?

As IELTS now exclusively uses pens here are some tips to keep your answer sheet clean, your brain calm, and your score high: 1. Write clearly (but fast). Your handwriting doesn’t need to win awards, but it should be readable. Examiners aren’t mind readers, sadly. 2. Accept that mistakes happen – learn to slash & rewrite neatly. Don’t panic if you mess up! Just draw a single line through the error and write the correct word nearby. No crazy scribbles. Examiners appreciate clarity. 3. Plan before writing. In Writing Task 1 and 2, take 3-5 mins to brainstorm and outline your points. Fewer random thoughts = fewer chances to mess up mid-sentence. 4. Practice under real conditions. Train your hand and brain by doing full IELTS Writing tests with a pen and on lined paper. You’ll get used to the timing and the feel of writing a full essay without CTRL+Z. 5. Watch your spelling and grammar as you go. No erasing means you gotta catch mistakes in real time. Keep an eye on subject-verb agreement, articles, and spelling while writing. 6. Don’t cram your letters. Leave a little space between words. When you rush, it gets messy, and if the examiner can’t read a word, you risk losing points for it.