Top 3 Bad IELTS Tips from Tutors and Teachers

The video addresses common misconceptions about IELTS exam preparation. It highlights poor advice given to students, such as not needing advanced grammar for high scores, avoiding templates, and mirroring question grammar in answers. The speaker emphasizes the importance of using a variety of sentence structures, memorizing templates as outlines, and responding naturally to questions. These strategies are crucial for achieving higher scores in the IELTS writing section.

Why is it important to use a mix of sentence structures in the IELTS writing exam?

• To achieve a higher grammar score

• To use more vocabulary

• To confuse the examiner

• To make the essay longer

What is the common myth about using templates in the IELTS exam?

• Templates are only for beginners

• Templates lead to lower scores

• Templates are difficult to memorize

• Templates are not allowed in the exam

How should templates be used in the IELTS writing exam?

• As a complete essay

• As a grammar guide

• As a list of vocabulary

• As an outline for organization

What is the suggested approach to answering questions in the IELTS speaking exam?

• Answering in a natural and relaxed manner

• Using complex vocabulary

• Mirroring the question's grammar

• Providing lengthy responses

What is the effect of answering IELTS speaking questions in a robotic manner?

• It has no impact on the score

• It lowers the score

• It improves the score

• It impresses the examiner