IELTS Writing Task 2 Essay Structures
If you want to write a great essay for IELTS, then it needs to have a good structure.
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Planning IELTS Writing Task 2 Structure
If you miss any of those three parts, you will not complete the criteria for a good score in task achievement.
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Developing a Topic Sentence
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IELTS Writing: What the Examiners Want to See
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Writing Task 1: How to Write an Intro
Many students are afraid of it, but the IELTS Writing Task 1 can actually be the easiest part of the whole IELTS exam!
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Using “However” with Pros and Cons
During the IELTS exam, you may find yourself required to describe the pros and cons (or advantages and disadvantages) of something.
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Sample Writing: Describe a Map
However, it's not actually that difficult, requires almost no specialist language, and can be practiced in a very short time.
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Essay Correction: Task 1
Explore “Essay Correction: Task 1” in this video lesson and accompanying guide.
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Essay Correction: Roads or Railways?
Explore “Essay Correction: Roads or Railways?” in this IELTS study guide.
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Writing Task 2 – To Live At Home While Studying?
Explore “Writing Task 2 – To Live At Home While Studying?” in this IELTS study guide.
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But, While, Whereas = Not the Same
The words but, while, and whereas can be confusing for students.
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Make Your Writing More Academic By Losing Personal Pronouns
Personal pronouns are a feature of regular, common speech.
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Nominalisation for IELTS Writing
Note that the verb changes to a noun and, accordingly, the adverb becomes an adjective.
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How to Structure a Paragraph
In order to write well in English, one must be able to first master the sentence (which requires a good knowledge of clauses), and then the paragraph, and next the essay or report.
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3 Mistakes You Should Avoid to Boost Your Writing Skills
Note that all three examples start with subordinating conjunctions.
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Adjective Clauses
Adjective clauses are dependent clauses which add detail to a sentence by functioning as adjectives.
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How to Describe Line Graphs for IELTS Writing Task 1
The IELTS Writing Task 1 often features a line graph.
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Can Money Buy Happiness? by Michael Norton
Some people believe that money is the most important factor for achieving happiness.
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