Should You Use All Capital Letters on IELTS?

The video addresses whether students can write in all capital letters on the IELTS exam without penalty. It suggests writing in all caps for listening and reading sections if capitalization rules are challenging. The video emphasizes practicing this strategy before the test and learning basic capitalization rules, such as capitalizing the pronoun 'I', the first letter of sentences, and proper nouns. It also highlights the importance of distinguishing between uppercase and lowercase letters to avoid grammar score deductions.

Why might it be beneficial for some students to write in all capital letters during the IELTS exam?

• It makes the handwriting look more elegant.

• It helps avoid mistakes with capitalization rules.

• It speeds up the writing process.

• It is a requirement for the exam.

What is a potential downside of writing in all caps during the exam?

• It can lead to more spelling mistakes.

• It can be slower than normal writing.

• It is considered informal.

• It is not allowed in the reading section.

Which of the following is NOT a basic capitalization rule mentioned in the video?

• Capitalize the first letter of every sentence.

• Capitalize the pronoun 'I'.

• Capitalize proper nouns.

• Capitalize all verbs in a sentence.

What should students ensure about their handwriting to avoid grammar score penalties?

• It should be in pencil.

• It should clearly distinguish between uppercase and lowercase letters.

• It should be in all caps.

• It should be in cursive.

What is a common mistake students make with capitalization in their handwriting?

• Writing in a mix of languages.

• Using too many capital letters.

• Starting a sentence with a lowercase letter.

• Not using any capital letters.