Argumentative writing is an important topic in IELTS writing, but according to the recent exams, there are still some points that need to be paid enough attention to. To this end, Bian Xiao specially collected and sorted out the ten points of IELTS writing argumentative essays, and shared them with you, hoping to help you. The views in this article are for reference only.

IELTS writing argumentative essay loses points: 1. inconformity

The so-called inconsistency not only refers to the inconsistency between subject and predicate, but also includes the inconsistency between numbers, tenses and pronouns. For example, when a person has money, he can do what he wants.

Analysis: First, the third person is singular, so have in this sentence should be changed to have; Want should be changed to want. This sentence is a typical inconsistency between subject and predicate.

When a person has money, he can do what he wants.

IELTS writing argumentative essay loses points II. Dislocation of modifiers

English is different from Chinese. The meaning of a sentence may change when the same modifier is placed in different positions in the sentence. Candidates often don't pay enough attention to this point, which leads to unnecessary misunderstanding. I believe I can do well, and I will better understand the world outside the campus.