IELTS Writing Practice
All the practice material in this section is designed to help candidates prepare for the IELTS Writing Test.
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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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