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Effective Introduction in IELTS

English writing has numerous categories, from article writing to blogs and essays. Each writing follows their specific rules and format resulting in making the “writing in English” a considerable difficult job. Indeed, writing in English is not a cup of tea and with the different categories coming up people and especially students get confused. Knowing the importance of essay writing in various competitive exams scheduled every year we understand how crucial the techniques are involved in the process.

There is no rocket science to understand that the introductory part of your essay is the key to a perfect write up. IELTS, world’s most important English competitive exam, which has a thousand of aspirants taking the tests every year. There are various institutes offering IELTS preparatory course in Malad, Mumbai. Offering you the complete IELTS Course details and format of the examination. Working on the grammatical mistakes, knowledge about the global affairs, and sentence formations are a few basic necessities for IELTS preparation.

A section of the format includes essay writing. The most problems aspirants deal with is the introduction. The way the essay writing begins, reflect how well the candidate understands the chosen topic and the point he or she wants to present with the flair of writing. Writing with the perception that strong vocabulary knowledge will help you fetch effective introduction is a myth. Definitely, vocabulary is a necessity, but you cannot form a sentence just using flowery and strong words. The sentence formation and how well the candidate uses vocabulary to prove his statements are majorly important.

Analytically, students majorly see a fall in their marks because of the essay. Essay writing could be the most scoring section in the entire IELTS course. Simultaneously, one that can pull your score down. While writing an essay you speak your mind and opinions. However, totally depending on how effortlessly you make statements instead of a complete opinionated writing.

The following are a few points that will make the introduction effective:
1) Before beginning, remember to outline the essay, this makes your essay more affirmative and well aware of your points and presentation
2) Stop beating around the bush with your introductory paragraph.
Throw statements, and prove them in the following paragraph through examples
3) Do not be too general. Your introductory paragraph shows how strong your views are, therefore, avoid statements like “In my opinion..”
4) Avoid using conjunctures
5) Pay attention to the writing style
6) The introduction should be more of establishing your thoughts instead of proving them
7) While outlining the essay, remember to set a sync between the conclusion and your introduction
8) Always try not to include any examples in the beginning, if necessary write them in statement form, detailing the example later on

The above-mentioned suggestions not only help you in creating an effective and meaningful introduction but also in framing sentences with accurate use of vocabulary for more information contact us.