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Writing task 2 tips and strategies

Writing task 2 is essay type question. Most of the students find it difficult to write. So here are some tips and strategies to score above 7 bands in writing.

·        Manage your time and remember task 2 is worth twice as much as task 1.
·        Pay attention to the number of words as you will lose marks if the words are less than 250.
·        Read the statement carefully and underline key words in the task to focus on what you have to do.
·        Analyze the task properly and make some rough notes.
·        Plan your answer and organization.
·        Do not copy whole sentences from the given statement as you will receive no marks if you will use the same words.
·        Write paragraphs carefully and do not repeat ideas using different words.
·        Avoid informal language.
·        Do not write bullet points or in note form.
·        Pay attention to spelling, grammar, and punctuation as they are an important part of task 2.
·        Spend several minutes in proofreading.



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