Writing Test Strategies

IELTS Tips has compiled a number of exercises for IELTS candidates who want to improve their Writing Test techniques. They are available as a web page and also as PDF files. To access the PDF files, you will need Adobe Reader.

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Exercises

Complete the exercises and compare your answers where there are answer keys:

How do I use linking words effectively? Web | PDF | Key
FAQs about Pie Chart Questions - Task 1 Web | PDF | Key
Useful Language for Pie Charts Web | PDF | Key
Understanding what you are writing about in Task 1? Web | PDF | Key
How do I organise my answer to Writing Task 2? Web | PDF | Key
Understanding what you are being asked to write about in Task 2. Web | PDF | Key
What do the Writing Task 2 questions mean? Web | PDF | Key

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GUEST

I saw the expression \"on the one hand\" in your writing exercises. I checked dictionaries and encylopedias but there is no \"on the one hand.\" Is this expression grammatically correct?

Sunday 10 August 2008, 08:41

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GUEST

I think the Expression used is correct. Not all expressions has to be in a dictionary. An expression is an expression that is to say that it may come from your own thoughts. The main point to the exam is you present the arguments using uncomplicated words. The \"on the one hand\" it easy to recognize that you are about to present first a stand opposite to the other. DI BA?

Tuesday 28 October 2008, 07:53

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