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IELTS Writing — Course 5
Explore Type 1: Opinion Essays, Type 2: Discussion Essays and Type 3: Advantages & Disadvantages Essays.
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12published topic sections
61lesson entries
5practice quiz entries
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Type 1: Opinion Essays
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Type 2: Discussion Essays
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Type 3: Advantages & Disadvantages Essays
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IELTS Foundations: What the Test Is and How Writing Fits In
- What IELTS is
- Academic vs General Training — pick correctly
- The four modules and timing
- Band scale
- General preparation principles
IELTS Writing Module: Task 1 vs Task 2, Scoring, Rules
- Task 1 snapshot
- Task 2 snapshot
- The four scoring criteria
- Band descriptors for Writing
- Golden rules & common penalties
Task 2 practice: Structure, Introductions, Scoring, Time Plan
- Task 2 facts
- The standard 4-paragraph essay
- Writing a strong introduction
- The five Task 2 question types
- Task 2 scoring in practice
- 9 habits + time plan
Type 1: Opinion Essays
- What it asks & wording variants
- Four-paragraph build
- Worked model
- Stance options
- Mistakes to avoid
- Phrasebank
- tips
- Book models you must study
- Opinion-essay self-check + answers
Type 2: Discussion Essays
- What it asks
- Fixed formats
- Four-paragraph build
- Phrasebank
- tips
- Book models — all 11 condensed
Type 3: Advantages & Disadvantages Essays
- What it asks & variants
- Two structures — choose by prompt
- Phrasebank
- tips
- Book models — all 10 condensed
Type 4: "Do the Advantages Outweigh the Disadvantages?"
- What makes it different
- Four-paragraph evaluative build
- Evaluative phrasebank
- Strategy tips
- Book models — all 10 condensed
Type 5: Problem–Solution Essays
- What it asks & signals
- structure with word budgets
- Language: lexical, grammatical, cohesive
- Error table
- Pre-writing checklist
- Book models — all 10 condensed
Two-Part Essays + Advanced Vocabulary
- What they are
- Step-by-step build
- features & mistakes
- Book models condensed
- Advanced vocabulary bank
- Combined-vocabulary sentences
Exam Execution: Grammar Range, Cohesion System, Time Management, Self-Editing
- Grammar range checklist
- Cohesion system
- Paraphrase drills
- The 40-minute protocol
- Self-editing hit list
- Final 20-task bank
- What this book does NOT cover
Mock Tests
Practice quizzes
- Opinion + Problem–Solution
- Discussion + Advantages/Disadvantages
- Outweigh + Two-Part
- Opinion + Advantages/Disadvantages
- Discussion + Problem–Solution
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