Table of Contents
The Two Test Modes (Academic / General Training)
Scoring Structure – How IELTS Will Score You
Module 2 – IELTS Writing Section Overview
Writing Section – Difference Between The Two Test Modes
Writing Section – General Training Writing
Writing Section – Academic Writing
Unit 1 – Writing Task 1 Introduction
Unit 2 – Developing A System For Your Report
Unit 3 – Key Things To Remember When Writing The Task 1 Report
Unit 4 – Important Expressions To Use For Describing Graphical Information
Unit 5 – Task 1 Checklist For A High Scoring Answer
Module 4 – How To Structure A High Scoring Report (Task 1)
Unit 1 – How To Write The Introductory Paragraph
Unit 2 – How To Write A High Scoring Overview Middle Paragraph
Unit 3 – How To Write A High Scoring ‘Detailed’ Middle Paragraph
Unit 4 – How To Write A High Scoring Concluding Paragraph
Unit 1 – Writing Task 2 Introduction
Unit 2 – Developing A System For Your Essay
Unit 3 – How To Identify The Different Question Types
Unit 4 – Essay Structures To Use for Each Question Type
Unit 5 – The Process For Planning And Writing A High Scoring Essay
Module 6 – How To Structure A High Scoring Essay (Task 2)
Unit 1 – How To Write A High Scoring Introduction
Unit 2 – How To Write High Scoring Supporting Paragraphs
Unit 3 – How To Write A High Scoring Conclusion
Unit 4 – Transition / Connecting Phrases
Module 7 – Checklist And Scoring Criteria For Task 1 And Task 2
Unit 4 – IELTS Writing Knowledge Test
Module 8 – Task 2 Essay Analysis
Unit 1 – Practice Analysing Essays
Unit 2 – Writing Task Planning
Module 9 – Sample Answers (Task 1 & Task 2) Written by Tim Dickeson