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Ielts writing task 2
The document discusses the IELTS writing test format, which includes two tasks over sixty minutes, focusing on various assessment criteria such as response accuracy, organization, vocabulary range, and grammatical accuracy. It outlines the types of essays, strategies for preparation, and offers phrases to enhance writing, emphasizing the importance of a structured approach including an introduction and conclusion. Additionally, it suggests resources for further practice and preparation.
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Ielts writing task 2
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- 2. What Do youthink? ……Difficult Just Stay with us….Nothing else.....
- 3. About the Ieltswriting test:About the Ielts writing test: Duration & Format: Sixty Minutes (60 Min) Two task Formal Academic Type
- 4. Factors in theAssessment:Factors in the Assessment: • Appropriate, Accurate & Complete responses addressing all parts of the question • Ensuring minimum Word Limit • Organization & Linkage of Information-Logical Flow • Range of Vocabulary • Correct Spelling & Punctuation • Grammatical Accuracy • Range of Sentence Structure • Examples & Supporting Evidence used, Reasons & Arguments
- 5. IELTS Essay Type:IELTSEssay Type: 1. Debatable/Controversial Type 2. Direct Question Answer Type 3. Mixed Pattern/Type
- 6. Strategy:Strategy: • Check youunderstand the question • Brainstorm Ideas • How many paragraphs do you need? • Express your own opinion with supporting evidence • Present a balanced argument • Remember to include an introduction and a conclusion • Use linking words to help make your essay easy to understand
- 7. Plan:Plan: • Introduction theMain Topic to Evaluate • Challenging Ideas • Agreeing with Ideas • Giving Opinion • Consequences
- 8. Program:Program: • Brainstorming Ideas •Balancing Your Ideas: Examples • Balancing the Essay in whole For Against Point 1 Point 1 Point 2 Point 2 Point 3 Point 3
- 9. Phrases to use:Phrasesto use: • Taking X as an example • In recent years there have been many developments in….. • This might lead to…… • After examining the issues it is evident that.. • Firstly, it is important to consider…… • I would accept the view that…….. • There is no evidence to suggest that……. • Overall, it is clear that………….. • The final point to consider is………. • It is certainly true to say that………..
- 10. 5 Steps inthe process of WT:25 Steps in the process of WT:2
- 11. References:References: • PREPARE FORIELTS: Academic Practice Tests University of Technology, Sydney • IELTS Foundation: Students Book Macmillan • Helpful Hints for IELTS British Council (Gary Adams & Terry Peck )