Writing

Following on from our ‘Basics’ post, today we will put those tips into practice and look at the complete essay. As previously mentioned, we need to brainstorm for our ideas. We will use the example below as we already have the introduction and conclusion from the other post to use. Childhood obesity is becoming a

We will look at the line graphs today and put into practice some of the tips in the previous post. Line graphs are linear, you can see exactly what is happening or has happened to the subject. They are usually over a continuous time-period. Make sure you check both vertical and horizontal axes. The vertical

Today we will have a brief look at writing task 1 and some important features to pay attention to when writing. The following are the different task types : Line Graph (s) Bar chart/Table (very similar) Pie chart Any combination of the above. Process Describing a machine or object Map Flow chart It is advised

It is important to have a plan for your writing before you begin. After all, if you were to go hiking in the mountains or take a long car journey you wouldn’t just set off without knowing the route to take. However, many students just start writing without making a brief outline for their essay.

In this post, we give you 5 tips to help improve your IELTS writing task 2, which many students view as the hardest part of the IELTS test.