IELTS Writing

Author: Li Qing
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Publish Date: 2004-04-01
Features: There are many reasons why IELTS candidates' writing is not ideal, with the main one being limited vocabulary and poor retention of learned words. Some candidates have a strong command of Chinese and can write essays effortlessly, thinking as swiftly as they write, but when it comes to writing in English, they feel as if their hands are tied and don't know how to start. Additionally, some candidates may fully understand the topic and requirements but struggle to express their thoughts accurately due to their limited vocabulary. So, is it necessary to have a reserve of 700 words to write a good IELTS essay? The WEEK4 section of this book is dedicated to the Writing Task 1 for both Academic (A) and General Training (G) modules. The changes in IELTS Writing Task 1 over the past decade have been minimal, so its fixed question types give us the possibility to master and confidently handle them within a week. This book provides a detailed analysis of IELTS writing from vocabulary, sentences, to paragraphs and essays, effectively improving candidates' foundational writing skills. The quotes section includes many idioms, proverbs, and classic sentences, which can add color to candidates' essays. The sentence templates section offers various standard formats for IELTS writing, undoubtedly serving as a winning strategy for IELTS essays. This book emphasizes both conciseness and practicality, making it a valuable read for candidates preparing for the IELTS exam.