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IELTS Writing Module IELTS stands for International English Language Testing System which is a paper based test. Out of four modules, Writing is one of the modules in this exam. It is divided into two tasks that is Task 1 and Task 2. Task 1 for Academic students is Report Writing, while for General students, it is Letter writing and Task 2 is Essay writing.  Essay writing for both Academic and General Students: The format of essay writing is : Introduction (nearly 40 words) (Leave a line) Body Paragraph 1 (Leave a line) Body Paragraph 2 (Leave a line) Body Paragraph 3 (Optional) (Leave a line) Conclusion (nearly 40 words) If the student is making two Body paragraphs then 100 words each otherwise for three Body Paragraphs, it is nearly 60 to 70 words. Tips for Writing Task 2 Organize your Ideas Use Connectors for linking your ideas with each other that is for maintaining coherence and cohesion Use Lexical resource...

Score 8 Bands in IELTS Test Studying IELTS is crucial to scoring well on the test. Setting a study schedule can help you to achieve your IELTS goals. The first point to consider when studying IELTS is when to start – the earlier you start, the better your score can be. If you are planning on taking the test in three months, don’t wait until two weeks before the test to study, start now! Three months of diligent study can greatly increase your band score. Scanning and skimming are NOT enough to get a high score on the general IELTS. If you need a 5.0, then it can work, but if you need anything higher (which almost all work and immigration purposes require), you need proper IELTS reading technique - you NEED to read and understand the material, and use critical thinking to engage the passage. This is the only way to get 6.5, 7.0, 7.5++. Very high level ESL speakers may be able to achieve 6.5 using the scan/skim method, but they are still robbing themselves of a hig...