IELTS writing requires candidates to complete an explanatory essay or letter of at least 150 words (20 minutes) and an argumentative essay of at least 250 words (40 minutes) within one hour. Candidates should arrange their time reasonably. Zhiyu suggested that it is easy first, then difficult. Do the task 1 first, try to finish the task 1 within 20 minutes, and then write task 2. Therefore, candidates must practice and write more and master the time before the exam.

2. Pay attention to the format and neatness of the roll surface.

First of all, students should understand that IELTS size composition does not need a topic. There are two formats for IELTS writing: one is the blank line format, that is, each paragraph of the article is written on a head, and there is a blank line between paragraphs; Second, the space is not empty, that is, there are five words at the beginning of each paragraph except the top of the first paragraph, and there are no blank lines between paragraphs. Facts have proved that scribbled handwriting and untidy paper will affect the examiner's understanding of the content of the article to a certain extent, thus affecting the score. Therefore, in the process of writing, everyone should pay attention to keeping the surface clean.