Written by David S. Wills · October 31, 2018
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Recently, I have been asked by several TED-IELTS email subscribers for advice on how to think of ideas for IELTS writing task 2. Basically, they find it difficult to generate ideas to use in writing their essay. This is a topic I hadn’t previously covered (in depth) on this website, so I decided to write a special post today.
So if you are having trouble with IELTS writing task 2, and you need to come up with better ideas, keep reading.
What’s the problem?
For IELTS writing task 2, it’s tempting just to read the question and start writing. After all, you only have 40 minutes!
Unfortunately, this is not a good approach. You really should take a few minutes to: