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Upward trends
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Downward trends
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The IELTS test: format, timing and scoring
The IELTS test: format, timing and scoring
What the book teaches about the Speaking test
The Writing test format
Scoring criteria — Writing
The book's 10 high-band Speaking tips — translated into Writing rules
expert guidance applied to Task 2 introductions
Task 1 vocabulary: trends, comparisons, proportions, time
Task 1 vocabulary: trends, comparisons, proportions, time
Upward trends
Downward trends
Stability / no change
Fluctuations
Comparisons and contrast
Proportions
Adverb/adjective intensity ladder
Time phrases
Task 1 method: the two worked models
Task 1 method: the two worked models
The 4-paragraph Task 1 method
Worked model A — line graph
Worked model B — bar chart
Task 2: question types and essay skeletons
Task 2: question types and essay skeletons
The four types
Skeleton
Anatomy of the book's arts-funding essay
Task 2 functional language bank
Task 2 functional language bank
Giving opinions
Agreeing / disagreeing
Adding information
Giving examples
Cause and effect
Comparison and contrast
Concluding
Task 2 thematic vocabulary
Task 2 thematic vocabulary
Education
Technology
Environment
Health
Government & Society
Crime & Punishment
Globalisation
Economy & Employment
Everyday topics from the book's Speaking Part 1 guide
Culture & Tradition
Science & Technology
Media & Advertising
High-band grammar for Task 2
High-band grammar for Task 2
Complex sentences
Compound sentences
Passive voice
Modal verbs
Relative clauses
Conditionals
Cleft sentences
Inversion
Gerunds and infinitives
Nominalisation
Accuracy checklist
model-essay study bank
model-essay study bank
The arts-funding cluster
Online education vs classroom
All 50 TASK 2 sets — prompt, book thesis, reusable arguments
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