When you produce your answer you must answer all the different parts of the question

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more precise word over the more general one.
This will make your language come alive, in 
speech or in writing, and earn you higher marks. Check your writing for 
unnecessary word 
repetition
– you are graded on the variety of your language. You should note that this does not 
mean you need to use long, complex words, rather it means you should 
use precise words.
14. Extending paragraphs (EASY COPY / PASTE Technique).
Pick up some points by using this conditional sentence to extend your arguments in the body 
paragraphs.
IF __________did happen / were introduced / were implemented, there WOULD be at least 
two / three major consequences. Firstly.... Secondly....
EXAMPLES:
If governments increased spending on education, students would see the following benefits: 
Firstly.... Secondly....
If equality legislation were introduced globally, the effects would most likely be felt in the 
following ways. Firstly....Secondly....
Universal sentence to use:
If __________did happen / were introduced / were implemented, there would be at least two / 
three major consequences. Firstly.... Secondly....
the main two consequences would be:
15. Learn about your country.
Not only will this help you in the speaking part, but it will give you massive help in the writing. 
Most of the IELTS task 2 question require examples and opinions. If you can mention 
information about your country in the examples your argument becomes believable, 
authoritative, specific and interesting. You can use these examples to introduce your country:
Recent studies in ENGLAND have shown 
that a public education system has benefitted 
over 55% of the population...
Take JAPAN for example, it is widely known that the JAPANESE are …
16. Take wise decision:
Task 2 is worth TWICE task 1. One idea is to do task 2 before task 1, just to ensure you finish 
the essay.