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I've never taken the IELTS exam before, and am just becoming familiar with the format. So far, I do not find any problem with the writing sections, as far as the topics or even how to word them.
The problem that I do have is that my wrist gets very tired when I have to write for lengths at a time. Although 150 words is not a lot when typing on the computer, it's definitely a wrist killer when writing on paper!
Ok, so how is it given? Do we have to write it out on pencial and paper, or is it pen or marker and paper? I would have preferred CAT, (similar to the GMAT, GRE, etc), but I guess I'll have to adjust.
Also, I'm not used to writing without editing on the screen - will this be a problem? Is one given scrap paper? Are points taken away for scratching out?? Bad handwriting due to fatigue? ???
I've never taken the IELTS exam before, and am just becoming familiar with the format. So far, I do not find any problem with the writing sections, as far as the topics or even how to word them.
The problem that I do have is that my wrist gets very tired when I have to write for lengths at a time. Although 150 words is not a lot when typing on the computer, it's definitely a wrist killer when writing on paper!
Ok, so how is it given? Do we have to write it out on pencial and paper, or is it pen or marker and paper? I would have preferred CAT, (similar to the GMAT, GRE, etc), but I guess I'll have to adjust.
Also, I'm not used to writing without editing on the screen - will this be a problem? Is one given scrap paper? Are points taken away for scratching out?? Bad handwriting due to fatigue? ???