Use colons and semicolons

Use continuers and contradictors

Avoid a comma splice. Make sure you know the rule of comma and FANBOYS

Make sure of proper noun capitalization

At the end of the section, reread to check for grammar mistakes

Use relative and participial clauses to give extra informations/details

Use correct tenses and prepositions

Use passive voice for formality

Use articles correctly

2. Paraphrase keywords effectively rather than repeating words from the prompt.

3. Demonstrate a range of word forms (nouns, verbs, adjectives, etc.).

4. Use collocations (natural word pairings) correctly, like “make a decision” or “pose a threat.”

5. Incorporate less common or advanced vocabulary appropriately to show range.

6. Use idiomatic expressions where suitable but ensure they fit the formal writing style.

7. Avoid overuse of very common words like "good," "bad," "important," by using precise synonyms.

8. Be cautious with unfamiliar words; don’t use complex vocabulary incorrectly just to sound advanced.

9. Use linking words and phrases accurately to connect ideas (e.g., “moreover,” “consequently”).

10. Avoid repetition by varying your sentence structure and choice of words.

Restates the proposition in your own words

Begins main paragraphs with topic sentences

Try to present ideas from both sides with clear details.

State your side clearly

Use the three E’s

Summiraze main point in conclusion

Refute point from the side you don’t agree with

Pick points that are easier to you

a)       Clear problem statement: Identify a specific issue in the introduction.

   II.         Respond to All Parts of the Prompt:

a.     Address all aspects of the question.

 III.         Provide Clear and Direct Solutions:

a)     Avoid vague language like "something should be done." Instead, use specific solutions.

 IV.         Organize Your Essay Clearly:

a)    Use a four-paragraph structure: introduction, problems, solutions, conclusion.

   V.         Clear statement and conclusion:

a.     You should make a clear statement, avoid unclear opinion and make sure to restate it in the conclusion.

1- Typing details that are not related to the question.

2- Not stating a strong position.

3- Discussing only one side of the argument.

4- Don't memories a sample essay.

5- Providing a weak conclusion by using the same words and structure as the introduction.

6- Providing a lot of ideas, but not developing all of them.

7- Creating contradictions during the essay.

Thing to do:

1- Fully addressing the mains points.

2- Using a wide range of vocabulary for discussing.

3- Using a wide range of ideas that flow well together.