Master ielts essays

would probably/certainly/definitely

 lead to the development 

of better products. 

Children who watch a lot of television in their spare time are 

more/highly likely/unlikely

 to 

score low on the school exams. 

A university degree 

could/may/might possibly

 help him find a job at a better company. 

It is 

highly/very/quite

 

likely/possible/unlikely

 that this can improve the situation. 

Avoiding “all”: ways of saying “some”

 

many/a lot of/lots of/a large number of

 products 

the majority of/most

 students 

some

 people 

certain

 groups in the society 

a minority of

 employers 

a few/a small number of

 cities 

Avoiding “no” and “none”: ways of saying “only a very insignificant number”:

 

few

 people 

only an insignificant number of

 products 

almost no

 evidence 

Avoiding “always”

 

Governments 

almost always/usually/normally/mostly/generally

 support local businesses. 

People 

sometimes/occasionally/often

 try to hide their feelings. 

People try to hide their feelings