The document outlines common errors to avoid in writing and speaking for achieving a score of 7 or higher on the IELTS. It emphasizes not using 'but' with 'although,' correctly forming if clauses without 'will' or 'would,' and using the proper plural forms for certain words. Following these guidelines can improve language proficiency and performance on the test.

1. Avoid these errors if you want to score 7
plus in Writing and Speaking
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1. Do not use but with although: Although
he is intelligent,he is lazy.
2. Do not use will/would with if clause: If
we work hard (not if we will/would work
hard), we can get success.
3. Do not say advices, furnitures or
newses (say pieces of advice, items of
furniture and items of news)