Ielts writing Task & Advanced megapack: ielts academic & General Training

 
INTRODUCING A FALSE ARGUMENT
It could be argued that…
Some people would argue that…
There is also the idea implicit in the statement that…
It is often suggested that…
 
DEMOLISHING A FALSE ARGUMENT
This is partly true, but…
To a certain limited extent, there is some truth in this…
However, the implication that… is an oversimplification.
This argument has certain specific logic, but…
 
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PROPOSING A CORRECT ARGUMENT
It is clear that…
The real situation…
Obviously…
On the contrary…
It is therefore entirely wrong to suggest that…
 
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REMEMBER! AN ESSAY CONTAINS:
INTRO
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About 50 words
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A general statement about the topic
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The purpose of the essay
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Initial views of the writer on the subject
BODY
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About 170 words
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Develops the key ideas and the topic mentioned in the intro
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consist of 2-3 paragraphs
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related to the opening and closing paragraphs
CONCLUSION
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30-40 words
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No new info!
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sums up the key points covered in the essay
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REMEMBER!
Read the questions very carefully.
Underline key points in the question and make sure it is relevant to these.
Consider your personal view on the topic. Do you disagree/ agree or have an
impartial view?
Take a minute to PLAN what you are going to say in your answer.
Think of the main idea you will introduce in each paragraph, then think of
some supporting points.
Before you start writing, think about how you will introduce the topic.
Do not copy the question!!!
Introduce some arguments that are relevant to your society or personal
experience.
Clearly state your conclusion. Make sure that you address the question.
Read through your answer when you have finished and check grammar,
spelling, and punctuation.
Check that you have liked your points together well.
Make sure you have written enough words. No less than 250!!!