In the IELTS writing, you would be subjected to two tasks - tasks 1 and 2. Yes, whether you're sitting for the general or academic category, you must write task 1 and task 2.

The task 1 format is totally different for both the general and academic tests (so you should prepare using the right format), whereas that of task 2 is the same for both.

Now what's the key to having an excellent write-up? Imagine a man who wants to build a house but doesn't have an architectural design. Your guess is as good as mine. He would end up making mistakes, perhaps building and demolishing repeatedly. To say the least, he would end up wasting time, money and energy. Why? Because he is not guided. He doesn't have a plan. The same is true of the writing test.

After ensuring you understand the task (you must not write off point), the next thing you MUST do is draw up an architectural design, so to speak. Yes, you must draw up a plan for your write up. We call such plan "outline". The outline is the skeleton on which your write-up is built.

An outline makes your writing to be organised or coherent. What is more? It helps you to avoid making mistakes and as such you save time and energy. Indeed, having a good outline is a very important key to succeeding in the writing task. It makes your writing easier.

But the multimillion dollar question is: How can I prepare a good outline? After preparing the outline, how can I develop it? The answers are found here on www.a1gradeeducation.com.






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To learn about the speaking test, please go to:
www.a1gradeeducation.com/2019/04/the-ielts-speaking-test.html?m=1


To learn about the writing test, please go to:
www.a1gradeeducation.com/2019/03/the-ielts-writing-test.html?m=1


Please note that the IELTS writing test is divided into tasks 1 and 2. The task 1 format is different for both the academic and general categories ( you will either sit for the academic or general). Whereas the format for task 2 is the same for both categories.

To learn about the academic task 1 writing, please go to:
www.a1gradeeducation.com/2019/04/writing-task-1-academic.html?m=1


To learn about the general task 1 writing, please go to:
www.a1gradeeducation.com/2019/04/writing-task-1-general.html?m=1


To learn about the writing task 2, please go to:
www.a1gradeeducation.com/2019/04/writing-task-2.html?m=1


To learn about the reading test, please go to:
www.a1gradeeducation.com/2019/03/the-ielts-reading-test.html?m=1


To learn about the listening test, please go to:
www.a1gradeeducation.com/2019/04/the-ielts-listening-test.html?m=1


To learn about the IELTS test format and scoring system, please go to:
www.a1gradeeducation.com/2019/01/ielts-test-format-and-scoring-system.html?m=1

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