In the first paragraph: "A Comprehensive Guide". The second part: "The test is divided into four sections". Then: "Grammar plays a crucial role in achieving a high band score...". Here, "high band score" might be another term to consider. But the user's example focused on "Complex sentence structures", so perhaps only the specific grammar terms. The user's instruction is a bit ambiguous. They said "each term with 3 synonyms", but it's not clear which terms. However, in their example, they took the section title "Grammar Requirements for IELTS Bands 6.5 and Above" and the bullet point "Complex sentence structures". So maybe the user wants to replace "Comprehensive Guide" and "Complex sentence structures".
Starting with "You": Proper noun? No, it's a pronoun. The user said not to touch proper nouns, but "You" isn't a proper noun. Wait, the instruction says "Don't touch proper nouns," so I need to check each word. However, the example replaces verbs and nouns like "complex" with synonyms. So, maybe all words except proper nouns like "IELTS" and "Bands 6.5" should be replaced with synonyms. Let me confirm. ielts grammar for bands 6.5 and above pdf
1. complex sentence structures 2. subordinate clauses 3. relative clauses 4. conditional sentences 5. verb tenses 6. modal verbs 7. passive voice 8. conditional sentences (again) 9. practice 10. read widely In the first paragraph: "A Comprehensive Guide"
Moving on to "relative clauses": "Relative" can be replaced with associated clauses. But maybe the user wants each word modified. Wait, the instruction says "modify each word with 3 alternatives". So each individual word (except proper nouns) should be replaced with three synonyms. So even "clauses" would be replaced. Let's test this approach. Here, "high band score" might be another term to consider
1. "A Comprehensive Guide" – replace "Comprehensive" with synonyms: thorough 2. "Grammar Requirements" – replace "Requirements": essentials 3. "Complex sentence structures" – replace "Complex": complicated
"modal verbs" → modal auxiliaries.
6. "Grammar guides": -Grammar guides: grammar references, syntax handbooks, linguistic manuals.