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There are eight main sections to this lesson: the General Training Writing. Skip it, repeat it…, use it the way you need.
| Unit 1: Understanding Writing Task 1 |
| The Writing Task 1 of the IELTS general test requires you to write a letter of at least 150 words in response to a question. Click Here for More |
| Unit 2: Understanding the Scoring |
| IELTS usually rounds the number up or down to the nearest half score which means it would go from 6.66 to 6.5 based on four different criteria. Click Here for More |
| Unit 3: Types of Letter |
| Letters are written for many different reasons. However, some letters are more common than others, and such letters are asked often in IELTS. Click here for more. |
| Unit 4: Focus on Task Achievement |
| Lexical Resource is one of the four IELTS marking criteria that focuses on the range of vocabulary a candidate uses. These vocabulary are sure to enhance your score. Click Here for More |
| Unit 5: Focus on Cohesion & Coherence |
| Coherence and cohesion refers to how well the reader can understand your writing and how well your writing is organised. It’s all about paragraphing, linking words and many others. Click Here for More |
| Unit 6: Focus on Lexical Resource |
| Lexical Resource is one of the four IELTS marking criteria that focuses on the range of vocabulary a candidate uses. These vocabulary are sure to enhance your score. Click Here for More |
| Unit 7: Focus on Grammatical Range & Accuracy |
| A mix of grammatical range with its appropriate use is what examiner will be looking in your letter. There are specific structures by using which your score will enhance. Click Here for More |
| Unit 8: Hing scored Letter Samples |
| It has 24 example Tasks, with examiner’s comment, that are scored Band 9 to help you develop an overall concept of the content written and examiner’s response by using which you can develop your own superior letter. Click here for more. |