IELTS Lesson on Globalisation

How Clarity, Structure, and Identity Make All the Difference


The Real Problem

Most students stuck at Band 6 think the issue is vocabulary or grammar.

But what really holds them back?

Lack of structure
Confused argument flow
Weak examples
And a voice that feels unsure

This page will show you what clarity sounds like — and how structure alone can change everything.


Step 1: Read the Band 6 Essay

Imagine you’re the examiner. What score would you give this?

What to look for:

  • Flat intro (“some people think…”)
  • Vague points (“it is very useful”)
  • Repetitive vocabulary
  • No clear logic between sentences
  • Ending that doesn’t really “close” the argument

Step 2: Read the Band 7+ Essay

Now read the band 7 version — exact same question, same topic but structured and precise.

Notice:

  • The intro leads with confidence
  • Topic sentences frame ideas clearly
  • Transitions guide you from idea to idea
  • Vocabulary is accurate, not fancy
  • The conclusion resolves tension and gives insight

Step 3: Sentence Upgrades That Matter

Here are three Band 6 → Band 7 rewrites from the same essay:

Band 6Band 7+
“Globalisation is very useful because it helps the economy.”“Globalisation drives economic growth by opening new markets and enabling international trade.”
“People enjoy foreign music and food.”“Cultural exchange has expanded through global media and travel, leading to the adoption of new lifestyles.”
“We must focus on the bad effects more.”“We must actively address the negative consequences to ensure globalisation benefits all societies.”

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Final Reflection

Globalisation isn’t just a test topic — it’s a mirror of your thinking.

When you improve your structure, your clarity improves.
When you upgrade your sentence flow, your identity changes.
When you think like a Band 7 writer — you write like one.

And we’re here to help you get there.

This is Lesson 1 of our IELTS Power Writing course.
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