Home
Humanities

How to Use personal pronouns in an IELTS essay

Oct 1, 2010 02:33 PM
634753290395249454.jpg

In this video, we learn how to use personal pronouns in an IELTS essay. Pronouns are: we, I, me, you, and us. These are words we use to describe ourselves and should generally be avoided in an essay. There are times when it's difficult to avoid personal pronouns in essay, but only use these when you're being asked to or are supporting an argument. An example of how to avoid using personal pronouns is: "I believe that" could be changed to "it is believed that". Once you learn how to replace personal pronouns, you will get higher marks on essays because you are following proper grammar in your writing.

Related Articles

How to Improve Your Story by Letting a Character Take Over the Scenes

How to Use a Timeline to Organize the Flow of Events in Your Novel

Comments

No Comments Exist

Be the first, drop a comment!