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More Writing tips for IELTS General module

Let’s continue with the Writing tips, because I have more of them for you.
By the way, for those of you who can’t wait to read “Ace The IELTS” book - it is coming, I will release it really soon. In the meantime - you’ll have to settle for these tips :).

In Writing Task 2 you receive a topic and you have to write an essay of 250 words.
This task has more weight than Writing 1. It also takes longer - 40 minutes, when Writing 1 takes only 20 minutes.

The topic of essay can be one of 3 possible types: description of opinion, argument or social problem.

Any essay you write on any topic must have structure - you receive (or loose :() points for it. Structure means at least 4 paragraphs (5 is better). First paragraph is introductory, the next two or three is the actual essay - its body, and the last one for conclusion.

The first thing to do is to understand what kind of topic is before you.

Next:

  • for argument - you need to explain both sides and agree with one of them
  • for opinion - you need to present another point of view and say which one you agree with and why
  • for problem - you need to explain it, discuss and offer solution and discuss it too.
  • No matter what type of essay you are writing, you must provide some facts, evidence and information. When you explain the problem - evaluate it; say when/where/who for it is especially difficult. If you present an idea of solution - discuss it; say what its good and bad sides are. Add examples from your own experience to support what you’re saying.

    In any essay logical sequence of information is very important. Jumping from one idea to another it is very bad for you score, all ideas must be connected logically. Another important thing is “smart” words - try to use them as much as you can, it is also affects your score. Punctuation is important too. Take a look at some Examples Of Writing Task 1 and Writing Task 2 here. This file is from IELTS official site - it can be trusted.

    That’s all for today - keep up the good work!

     

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