
Task 2: How to write at a 9 level - © 2010 – No part of this work, in whole or in part, may be printed, copied,
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IELTS
Task 2:
How to write at a
9 level
A brief eBook by Ryan t. Higgins
Task 2: How to write at a 9 level - © 2010 – No part of this work, in whole or in part, may be printed, copied,
distributed or sold without the written permission of the author, Ryan Thomas Higgins.
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Table of Contents
Foreword
Chapter 1 – Before we begin writing…
1.1 What is required on the IELTS writing exam?
1.2 What is an essay?
1.3 Analyzing Task 2 essay questions
1.4 Common exam question keywords and instruction words
Chapter 2 – The writing process
2.1 How to write an introduction paragraph
2.2 Coherence and cohesion
Chapter 3 – Proving our thesis
3.1 How to write supporting paragraphs
Chapter 4 – Putting it all together
4.1 How to write a conclusion paragraph
4.2 Cohesion at the essay level
Chapter 5 – Discussion essays
5.1 How to analyze a topic in an essay
5.2 What is the difference between argument and discussion essays?
Chapter 6 – Review what you have learned in this book
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Foreword
This eBook has been written to provide the IELTS student with a brief summary outlining how to write an effective essay in the Task 2 portion of the IELTS exam. It is hoped that this eBook acts as a supplement to the student’s repertoire of IELTS writing resources and not the student’s sole source of guidance for their studies in essay writing. Although valuable, reading up on the subject of IELTS essay writing alone will not ascertain success on the Task 2 portion of the IELTS exam. Students should be actively practicing their essay writing skills on a regular basis with direct instruction from an IELTS instructor. Regarding structure, readers may at first feel the organization of this book seems awkward. Directions on how to write introduction, supporting and conclusion paragraphs are not grouped into a single chapter but rather intertwined among subjects such as basic essay structure, essay question analysis, coherence and cohesion and thesis writing. It is felt that in presenting these subjects in this manner, the student of IELTS essay writing will be better able to understand how each can be used to strengthen their abilities.
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