INAPPROPRIATE MEMORIZED LANGUAGE In the IELTS exam, many can | Amirbek's blog

INAPPROPRIATE MEMORIZED LANGUAGE

In the IELTS exam, many candidates use memorized words, phrases and 'clichés' in unnatural situations and this will definitely affect the score, IELTS expects you to be natural. He wants you to use a word or phrase in a natural way.

For example, IDP IELTS advises you not to use the following phrases in the exam;

Controversial topic / hot topic
Two-edged sword / double-edged sword/2 sides/faces of a coin
In a nutshell
I pen down by saying
There are pros and cons
This essay will discuss
Reasons why I hold this view
This is a highly controversial/is a highly debated issue
Proverbs or clichés - 'old is gold'



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