The Ultimate Guideシリーズのwritingとなります。本書は10年以上IELTSを教えてきたアメリカ出身の経験豊富なネイティブ教師が執筆しています。Task1と2について、何をどのように書けばよいか具体的な記述がコンパクトにされております。
Table of Contents
Introduction
Ielts Writing Introduction
Ielts Writing Task 1
Effective Sentence Structures To Get An 8.0+
Language of Trends: Sentence Structure And Vocabulary
Task 1 Writing Process To Maximize Score
Structure:
Task 1 Marking And Assessment
Advice
Useful Time Expressions
Language Of Estimation
Useful Language
Useful Words For Paraphrasing A Summary
Task 1 Writing Rules
Most Common Mistakes Students Make In Task 1 Writing
Future Tense (Language Of Estimation)
Task 1 Writing Samples
Line Chart
Bar Chart
Table
Pie Chart
Map
Map Language
Method For Writing Map
Map Sample
Process
Man-Made Process
Process Sample
Natural Process
Natural Process Language
Natural Process Sample
Ielts Writing Task 2 Introduction
Most Common Mistakes Students Make In Ielts Writing Task
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The List Of Impersonal Opinion
The List Of Personal Opinion
Language To Introduce Examples
Language To Add More Points To The Same Topic
Language To Make Contrasting Points
Language For Balance/Contrasting Statements
Language To Talk About “Reality”
Language To Emphasize A Point
Language To Provide Cause Or Reason
Language To Talk About “Result/Effect”
How To Manage Your Time In Task 2 Writing
Task 2 Writing Types
The Argument Led (Evidence Led)
The Argument Led Sample
Thesis Led Essay
Thesis-Led Essay Structure
Thesis-Led Sample
Advantages And Disadvantages Essay
Advantages And Disadvantages Essay Structure
Advantages And Disadvantages Sample
2 Part Question Essay
2 Part Question Sample
Problem & Solution Essay
Problem & Solution Sample
Task 2 Writing Language
Cautious Language
Adverbs Of Frequency
Adverbs Of Probability
Modal Verbs
Synonyms For Paraphrasing
Conclusion
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INTRODUCTION
Thank you and congratulate you for downloading the book “IELTS Academic Writing Task 1 + 2: The Ultimate Guide with Practice to Get a Target Band Score of 8.0+ In 10 Minutes a Day.”
This book is well designed and written by an experienced native teacher from the USA who has been teaching IELTS for over 10 years.
She really is the expert in training IELTS for students at each level. In this book, she will provide you all proven formulas, tips, strategies, explanations, structures, task 1 + Task 2 language, vocabulary, reports and model essays to help you easily achieve an 8.0+ in the IELTS Writing section, even if your English is not excellent.
This book will also walk you through step-by-step on how to develop your well-organised answers for the Task 1 + Task 2 Writing; clearly explains the different types of questions that are asked for Task 1 Task 2; provide you step-by-step instructions on how to write each type of report and essay excellently.
As the author of this book, Rachel Mitchell believes that this book will be an indispensable reference and trusted guide for you who may want to maximize your band score in IELTS Academic Task 1 + Task 2 Writing. Once you read this book, I guarantee you that you will have learned an extraordinarily wide range of useful, and practical IELTS WRITNG strategies and formulas that will help you become a successful IELTS taker as well as you will even become a successful English user in work and in life within a short period of time only.
Take action today and start getting better scores tomorrow!
Thank you again for purchasing this book, and I hope you enjoy it.
IELTS WRITING INTRODUCTION
The IELTS Academic Writing lasts for 60 minutes(an hour). In the 1 hour, you have to complete 2 tasks, task 1 is a report, and task 2 is an essay. It is suggested that you should spend about 20 minutes on task 1 and about 40 minutes on task 2. In the IELTS Academic Writing task 1, you are required to write at least 150 words (10 to 15 sentences) and 220 words maximum. On the other hand, in the IELTS Academic Writing task 2, you are required to write at least 250 words (20 to 25 sentences) and 300 words maximum. Writing task 1 accounts for 1/3 while writing task 2 accounts for 2/3 of your total writing score.
In the IELTS Writing test, you need to use academic language. It’s not informal language (it’s not an email to your friend). We need to use academic language.
