IELTS Writing Practice
Here you can find iPass Writing Modules and iPass Writing Tasks to help you improve your writing skills for the IELTS test.
Our Writing Tasks give you the chance to practice Task 1 and Task 2 exam questions with professional feedback from an iPass Tutor. This includes:
- a detailed assessment of your writing
- personal advice on areas you need to improve
- 2 sample answers (one lower and one higher)
- expert writing tips related to specific exam questions
See an example of our professional feedback.
To take advantage of this unique personal service you need to be a Course Extra Member. Your 3-month subscription includes up to 6 writing tasks.
The iPass Writing Modules offer FREE online practice to ALL iPass Members.
Each module gives you a step-by-step guide on how to improve your IELTS academic writing skills and includes:
- real exam questions and sample answers
a series of interactive language exercises with complete answer key
- timed practice tests with model answers
- lots of exam tips to improve your writing style
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| MODULE TITLE |
EXAM TASK |
EXAM FOCUS |
GRAMMAR / LEXICAL FOCUS |
| Household Spending |
1 |
- Structuring a report effectively
- Grouping significant data to avoid writing lists.
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- Correcting tense mistakes
- Using synonyms to avoid repetition
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| House Sales |
1 |
- Transferring graphical data into a written format
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- Using collocations used to describe graphs
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| Smoking |
1 |
- Describing data in tables and charts
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- Using numerical terms such as percentages, fractions and quantifiers
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| School Results |
1 |
- Converting data from tables into a written format
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- Using comparatives and adverbs of degree to describe data
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| Home Computers |
1 |
- Selecting relevant information from graphs and charts
- Writing concise and cohesive reports
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- Using a range of verbs to describe upward and downward movement
- Using linking expressions in reports
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| Describing Processes |
1 |
- Analysing information in a flowchart
- Presenting an explanation clearly and logically
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- Using conditional sentences
- Using modal verbs with passives
- Using linkers to sequence ideas
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| Human Population |
2 |
- Planning a composition effectively
- Analysing and Rephrasing the question
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- Expressing language of opinion
- Using synonyms to extend range of vocabulary
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| Gender Pay Gap |
2 |
- Organising ideas coherently
- Supporting your argument with examples
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- Using linking expressions (contrasting, adding, sequencing, introducing an example)
- Using expressions to give opinions
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| Mobile Phones |
2 |
- Using a formal style of writing
- Planning a composition using notes
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- Using linkers to describe cause and effect
- Comparing formal and informal language
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| Privacy Laws |
2 |
- Avoiding repetition
- Using a range of vocabulary
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- Using synonyms, paraphrasing, and pronouns
- Varying parts of speech
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| Child Obesity |
2 |
- Writing a good introduction
- Writing a good conclusion
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- Identifying topic sentences
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| Global Poverty |
2 |
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- Using linkers to describe cause and effect
- Using linkers to add new ideas
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