What is fluency, any way? What do your teachers mean by saying that your IGCSE coursework should have sentence fluency?
 
This article will help you understand the meaning of fluency in writing and implement it in your IGCSE coursework.
 
Definition of fluency in the process of writing your IGCSE coursework
 
IGCSE coursework fluency means an easy flow of ideas, thoughts expressed in this paper. In other words, your teacher should enjoy reading your IGCSE coursework, and clearly understand what you are trying to say. This is not easy to impress your IGCSE coursework examiner and convince him/her that the sentence fluency of your paper is on the high level, but you can do that.
 
Steps to make your IGCSE coursework a delight to read:

• Your IGCSE coursework sentences should be well crafted, comprising clear ideas and messages with a strong structure. You should make your teacher want to read your IGCSE coursework aloud.
• Your IGCSE coursework should follow a certain rhythm, as if you hear a certain beat while reading this paper. Listening to music and writing your IGCSE coursework might help you find this beat.

• You should manage to vary your sentences in length: some of them can be short, but impressive, some of them will be long and complicated, but clearly stating the main idea.
• Sentence fluency of your IGCSE coursework is based on the process of connecting sentences, as if a spider makes its net. Each sentence should uncover new details, leading the reader into the culmination of your paper.

If your IGCSE coursework is a pleasure to read aloud without any rehearsal, then you have succeeded in producing a fluent paper.