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Analysis of the idea of IELTS writing: What kind of idea can get high scores? Many roast ducks are often faced with the dilemma of no idea when writing a big composition of IELTS writing. But there is [...]

An Analysis of the Ideas of IELTS Writing : What kind of thinking can get high scores

Many roast ducks are writing IELTS Writing I often face the dilemma of no thinking when I write a big composition. But sometimes too much thinking is also a worry 。 Maybe I have prepared for the big composition questions I met in the examination room, and after I saw them, five or six kinds of ideas came into my mind immediately. Some of them are close to life, some have lofty ideas, some have sufficient arguments, but they don't know how to choose. At this time, we must keep in mind the scoring criteria for IELTS writing, choose a way that best responds to the requirements of the topic, and discuss ideas that are most likely to achieve coherence and cohesion. But does this thinking necessarily conform to reality? Does the examiner think it is not practical and give a low score? The answer is no. As long as you meet the scoring criteria, your composition will get a high score.

Next, the old roast duck takes how to realize garbage collection as an example and writes a main paragraph in Chinese to illustrate.

In my opinion, we can achieve the goal of garbage collection by issuing new laws. The government should classify garbage into citizens' unshirkable obligations. Meanwhile, corresponding punishment measures shall be set up. They can be a small amount of fines, or a certain amount of community service, or even It can be a period of prison life 。 As a deterrent, these measures will encourage people to comply with the corresponding laws on garbage collection. In this way, people's behavior will create a clean and garbage free environment.

Please pay attention to the italicized and bold text above. Do I really think that if people don't sort garbage, they will be put into prison?

Of course not. I just say this because the idea is simple enough and the argument is logical. Although this idea is somewhat extreme, it is obviously impossible to realize in reality. However, the examiner will not score from this aspect. He can only judge the coherence of paragraphs and the use of corresponding language. Therefore, "prison life" will not reduce my score, but will get high scores because of rigorous argument 。