Ielts writing Essentials (book 2)

Verbs
Nouns
Verbs
Nouns
Rise (to)
A Rise
Reduce (to)
A Reduction (of)
Increase (to)
An Increase
 
A Slump
Go up ( to)
 
 
 
Grow ( to)
Growth
Level out
A Levelling out
Climb (to)
A Climb
No change
No change
Boom
A Boom
Remain stable (at)
 
Peak (at)
(Reach) a peak (at)
Remain steady (at)
 
Fall (to)
A Fall (of)
Stay(at)
 

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Decline (to)
A Decline (of)
Stay constant (at)
 
Decrease (to)
A Decrease (of)
Maintain the same
level
 
Dip (to)
A Dip (of)
 
Drop (to)
A Drop (of)
 
Go Down (to)
 
ADJECTIVES
ADVERBS
ADJECTIVES
ADVERBS
Dramatic
Dramatically
Rapid
Rapidly
Sharp
Sharply
Quick
Quickly
Huge
Hugely
Swift
Swiftly
Enormous
Enormously
Sudden
Suddenly
Steep
Steeply
Steady
Steadily
Substantial
Substantially
Gradual
Gradually
Considerable
Considerably
Slow
Slowly
Significant
Significantly
Marked
Markedly
Moderate
Moderately
Slight
Slightly
Small
Minimal
Minimally

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WRITING TASK-2
Strategy No. 5 : Structure For Writing Task-2
Magic of Rhetorical Devices
( An Art of Writing English)
Here, we are providing one an example to illustrate Strategy No. 5
EXAMPLE
Topic: Craze for Overseas Education among Indians
STEP 1: INTRODUCTION
Introduce the topic
Overseas Education is the order of the day
 Better opportunities of development in abroad
 A trend and prestige issue
 Craze among Punjabi youngsters over a decade
Article:
Overseas Education is the order of the day. The influx of Indian students to foreign
universities and colleges is on the rise. So what propels students to study overseas? Is it
because of too much of competition in India? Or is it because of a better quality of education?
Or is it a global exposure? It would be difficult to point out a specific reason for why the girl
next door is packing her bags and leaving for the UK tomorrow. It might be the frustrating
education at system in India; it might be freedom from home; she might even be desiring to
add value to her CV

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STEP 2: MEANING
In this step, students are advised to provide the meaning of the topic in their own independent
vocabulary terms.
Foreign Education 1 Study Abroad
 Different from Academic Education
Article:
Overseas education is different from academic education. In other words, it is
foreign education. Foreign universities provide internationally recognized qualifications of
higher standards.
STEP 3: CAUSES
In this step, students are advised to provide the logic and reasons behind the topic, which
include its positive and negative aspects.
Lack of Educational & Job Opportunities
 Defective Indian Educational System
Proper due is not granted.
Article:
Now let's discuss all those reasons why overseas education has today become a craze
for the youngsters. It may be due to lack of educational and job opportunities for the Indian
Youth, in India, Defective Indian Educational System, Proper Due is Not Granted According
to Worth, etc.
3A. POSITIVE
Become a Global player
Opens up opportunities in international markets
 Adds value to your CV
 Provides environment to acquire skills
 Broadens your horizon
Article:
Moreover, foreign education offers them international exposure, opens up
opportunities in international job markets, adds value to your CV, provides environment to
acquire skills that you might not learn in a domestic environment, and broadens your
horizons. But all these doesn't mean that foreign education does not suffer from defects.
3B. NEGATIVE
Loss of Talented Youth and Caliber
Problem of Racialism
 Jobs are not According to Their Worth.
 Step-brotherly Treatment
 Too Many Restrictions, Rules and Regulations

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Article:
The basic disadvantage of foreign education is the problem of racialism. The recent
attacks on Indians and their ill-treatment by foreigners. Everyday Indians are losing their
dignity on foreign grounds. Not only this, they are also restricted to so many hard and fast
rules which curtail the individual liberty at every step.