Writing Task 2 Practice
Practice some IELTS Writing Task 2 essays!
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Common Part 1 IELTS Speaking Questions- Do you Work or Do you Study?
Want some tips to boost your IELTS Speaking Part 1 performance? Check out some super vocabulary and grammar you can incorporate here!
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Part 2- Describe a Memorable event You attended
Ideas, vocabulary and a quiz to help you with describing a memorable event you attended!
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Part 2- Describe a Good gift you received
Ideas, vocabulary and a quiz to help you with describing a gift you received and liked!
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Part 2- Describe a Place You Visited And Liked
Ideas, vocabulary and a quiz to help you with describing a place you visited and liked!
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Part 2- Describe A Person You Admire
Ideas, vocabulary and a quiz to help you with describing a person you admire!
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Part 2- Describe Your Favourite Movie
Ideas, vocabulary and a quiz to help you with describing movies!
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Vocabulary Review with Jack and Cindy’s Trip to the countryside!
Review your vocabulary with these 5 stories from Jack and Cindy’s trip to the countryside!
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Comma Practice for IELTS Writing Task 2
Comma tips to improve your IELTS Writing Task 2!
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Part 2- Describe a restaurant you enjoyed going to.
Ideas, vocabulary and a quiz to help you with describing a restaurant!
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Speaking Mock Test
Find out your strengths, weaknesses, band score and how you can improve your IELTS Speaking test with your teacher!
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Initial Writing Assessment
Try your very first Task 1 & Task 2 and have your teacher mark it to see your current level!
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Commas or No commas? (In Relative Clauses)
Making mistakes with commas?
Read up on when and where to add commas in your writing when using relative clauses!
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Do you Prefer Tea or Coffee?
Vocabulary Builder- Learn how natives naturally talk about tea and coffee as well as different ways to show your preferences!
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General Writing Task 1 Sample Questions
Sample questions of Complaint, Application, Invitation, Advice, Apologies, Request, Inform, Appreciation and Recommendation letters!
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IELTS Writing Mark Scheme
Details of what is required in each band from 0 to 9!
