Introduction to IELTS Writing (1)

IELTS Writing is designed to assess your ability to........

• Communicate your thoughts and ideas in written form

• Communicate your thoughts and ideas in writing form

• Communicate your thoughts and ideas by written

During IELTS Writing, you will........

• Write one essay or report or letter

• Write one easy and one report and letter one

• Write one essay and one report or letter

Your essay should be ..........

• Made up of more than 150 words

• Made up of more than 250 words

• Made up of a maximum of 250 words

Which of the following is not a criteria that will be used to assess your essay?

• Cohesion

• Vocabulary

• Completion

Grammar accounts for............

• 25% of our IELTS Writing

• 35% of our IELTS Writing score

• 75% of our IELTS Writing score

Which of the following is true?

• Start with Task 2 because it is more difficult

• Start with Task 2 because it's easier

• Start with Task 2 because it is longer

• Start with Task 2 because it accounts for more marks

To get good cohesion score, you should......

• Use variety of sentence structures

• Write a good introduction

• Write paragraphs that contains two or more sentences

• Write advanced paragraphs and sentences

To get a good vocabulary score, you should .........

• Start every sentence with a capital letter

• Use theme-specific words correctly

• Use British spelling instead of American spelling

• Use lots of complex and complicated words

A good essay should have .............

• Four paragraphs: one for introduction, one for conclusion, and two for the main body

• For paragraphs: one for introduction, two for the main body, and one for the conclusion

Spellings are important in IELTS; therefore you should...............

• Write the entire essay in lower case (small letters)

• Spell proper nouns correctly by writing the first letter of such words in capital

• Write the entire essay in upper case (CAPITAL LETTER)