08/06/2018
IELTS WRITING
The Writing section of IELTS comes with two tasks-
TASK 1(Academic)
This lasts for just 20 minutes and you will be asked to summarize the information in a table, bar chart, pie chart, flow chart, line graph, or a map.
To summarize a table you need to count the number of rows it has. You will need to write a thesis statement/topic sentence as well use the right words in your summary. If spelling is your problem then you will need our tutorial. Apart from the thesis statement there is also what is called concluding statement. The difference between these two is that while a thesis statement is a compound sentence with one or more conjunctions, a concluding statement is just a simple sentence.
In our tutorial you will learn how to use conjunctions, prepositions, transition words, etc. You need to master these things irrespective of your academic qualification. I have taught Ph.D holders who are still finding it difficult to differentiate between "am" and "i'm", "been" and "being". Here you are exposed to all the pitfalls in English Grammar that make people fail IELTS Writing.
TASK 1(General Training)
If you are taking the IELTS General Training you will write a formal or informal letter in Task 1 and will not summarize any diagram. Here students are taught the steps in presenting IELTS letter that qalifies for 8.5.
TASK 2(Academic & General Training)
This lasts for 40 minutes and everyone will write either an argumentative or expository essay of at least 250 words. There is a difference between an argumentative essay and expository essay. They have different structures and you need to learn them step by step.