Expert strategies to help you achieve your target score
Make sure to incorporate every word provided in the question. Changing the form (e.g., verb tense) is usually acceptable.
Pay attention to subject-verb agreement, article usage (a, an, the), and verb tenses. These are commonly tested.
Your sentence should accurately describe what you see in the image. Don't add information that isn't visible.
A clear, grammatically correct simple sentence scores better than a complex sentence with errors.
Aim to spend about 1-2 minutes per question. Don't overthink - trust your first instinct.
Read the directions carefully and make sure your response addresses every required point. Missing a task significantly lowers your score.
Include an appropriate greeting (Dear..., Hello...), organize your response in paragraphs, and end with a proper closing.
Keep your writing formal and professional. Avoid slang, contractions, and overly casual language.
Use clear paragraph breaks. Each paragraph should focus on one main point or task.
Responses that are too short may not address all points fully. Too long might have more errors.
Watch out for: missing articles, incorrect prepositions, subject-verb disagreement, and wrong verb forms.
Consistent practice is key. Aim to complete at least one practice session daily to build your skills.
Pay attention to the AI feedback. Understanding your mistakes helps you avoid repeating them.
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