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Ielts academic Writing Task 2IELTS Writing Task 2: how to answer any questionIELTS Academic Writing Task 2 (Simon)IELTS Writing Task 2: how to answer any question
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Today I want to show you what happens in my brain when I see
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any
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IELTS Writing
Task 2 question.
Here are my thinking steps:
1.
I read the question very carefully, maybe three times. I ask myself "What's the
topic? What is the question asking me to write about?"
2.
I underline the key things that must be included in the essay. I always answer every
part of the question.
3.
Now I think about my 4 paragraph structure. I can write any type of essay in 4
paragraphs; I just need to decide what to put in each paragraph.
4.
If I need to give my opinion, I think "What is the easiest opinion to explain? What
good vocabulary could I use?"
5.
Then I write down some vocabulary ideas that are related to the topic.
6.
I try to write 2 sentences for the introduction: I introduce the topic, then give a
simple answer (including my opinion if the question asks for it).
7.
I write short 'topic sentences' to start each paragraph, then develop my ideas by
explaining and supporting with examples.
8.
I look at the question from time to time in order to check that I'm answering every
part of it.
9.
I know that I write about 10 words per line; I can quickly check the approximate
number of words that I've written.
10.
If I need more words (to reach 250), I expand one of my examples in the main body
paragraphs. If necessary, I draw an arrow to show where I want to add the extra
words.
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IELTS Writing Task 2: the '2 part' question
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The following question confuses many students because it doesn't seem to be one of
the 3 normal types (opinion, discussion, problem/solution).
Happiness is considered very important in life.
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