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VITAL IELTS GUIDELINES AND TIPS-
J & J ENGLISH INSTITUTE

WRITING:

TASK 1 (See the Photocopy)

TASK 2:
The essay should include 3-5 paragraphs. First one is introduction. Second, third or forth paragraphs should be the BODY- that includes the supporting paragraphs of THEME, and the last paragraph is conclusion. You should not state your sentences or ideas twice. Each body paragraph should comprise unique theme or topic. You may start the body paragraphs with Firstly, Secondly, Thirdly….or First of all, Secondly …if the 'Task 2' essay asks you to discuss on a particular subject or asks if you agree or disagree with the statement. DO NOT SHORTEN THE VERBS OF THE SENTENCES- Use: They have not- or he does not (DON’T write haven't or doesn't or isn't…)
You do not need to start the first introductory paragraph with a linking word. You may use 'that' or 'which' in the middle of the introduction paragraph. You may use 'however' or 'although' in the middle of the conclusion paragraph. Of course you should use any conjunction or linking unit in the BODY paragraph.
In your 'Task 2 Essay', you should use the following items sometimes for points and bonuses:

a. Use LINKING DEVICES/WORDS that are: 'Although, However, Moreover, Furthermore, Besides, On the other hand, Therefore, Thus, In addition, Because of,such as…'
b.Utilise Synonyms- e.g. Enormous- vast, barrier- Impediment, generous-benevolent, bolster- boost
Use simple words like GOOD, BAD, BIG and NICE once
c. Sometimes write sentences in PASSIVE VOICE that will beautify your essay. E.g.
ACTIVE--James built the bicycle.
Passive- The bicycle was built by James.
ACTIVE- Tagore wrote Geetanjali in 1915.
PASSIVE- Geetanjali was written by Tagore in 1915.

Your TASK 2 essay, whether Academic or General, has to be around 251words minimum. You can write upto 300 words if you can give nice creative

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