IELTS Writing Task 2

Writing skills

1. Position, Structure, Ideas
2. Sentence-level writing
3. How to build a paragraph
4. Three paragraph types
5. Developing your ideas
6. Improving a paragraph
7. Two-idea paragraph
8. Sentence ‘jobs’
9. Concise, Clear, Coherent
10. Be more coherent
11. Detailed examples
12. ‘Two adjectives’ technique
13. A one-adjective paragraph
14. Three essay outlines
15. The essay skeleton
16. Firstly, Secondly, Finally
17. Comparing 3 paragraphs
18. Better linking
19. Sentences have jobs
20. Using model sentences
21. Sentence pairs
22. Sentence pairs analysis
23. Advanced cohesion
24. Paragraph analysis
25. Improving a paragraph
26. ‘Best time’ essay skeleton
27. Overall coherence
28. A more coherent outline
29. One idea or two ideas
30. The best essay structure
31. Essay plan: nursing fees
32. Make paragraphs different
33. 13-sentence outline
34. Climate essay skeleton
35. Paragraph logic
36. Paragraph cohesion
37. Write a ‘Finally’ sentence
38. Tourism essay skeleton
39. Showing A outweighs B
40. ‘Partly agree’ structure
41. Giving two examples
42. How to write introductions
43. Concede + answer
44. Concede + answer 2
45. Agree / disagree methods
46. ‘Opinion + refute’ skeleton
47. Two types of example
48. Two adjectives essay plan
49. Three-idea paragraph
50. One-idea paragraph
51. Discussion introduction
52. Discussion conclusion
53. Easy conclusion method
54. Balanced introduction
55. Balanced opinion skeleton
56. Paragraph analysis
57. Proper examples
58. Idea development problem
59. Improving coherence
60. Can you see the problem?
61. My favourite paragraph
62. ‘Driverless vehicles’ outline
63. Unnatural vs natural
64. Finish my introduction
65. Staying on-topic
66. Making sentences clearer
67. Problem-solution skeleton
68. Extend, develop, progress
69. ‘Science’ essay skeleton
70. Stuck at band 7
71. Improving a topic sentence
72. Improving task response
73. Topic ‘thread’
74. Task response problems
75. Task response problems 2
76. Task response problems 3
77. Discussion introduction
78. Discussion essay skeleton
79. Paragraphs
80. Move arguments forward

Writing advice

1. What’s your writing style?
2. Stick to the method
3. Pre-test planning
4. Spend longer planning
5. Terrible templates 1
6. Terrible templates 2
7. Minimalist templates
8. Trying to be impressive
9. When to give your opinion
10. Plan for 13 sentences
11. Write 13 sentences
12. Idea generation
13. How to write faster
14. Easy introduction
15. Be concise!
16. A new rule
17. How to brainstorm
18. Partly agree with ‘best’?
19. Balanced vs concede
20. How to use the 40 minutes
21. Focus on real content
22. Structure is not the secret
23. Ignore the word ‘academic’
24. The BIG mistake
25. More ideas for one side?
26. Advice for different scores
27. Understanding the task
28. Making vocabulary notes
29. Practise ‘topic paragraphs’
30. Topic sentences
31. Writing styles
32. How to plan your essay
33. Some grammar advice
34. The power of examples
35. The keys to a high score
36. Disagree + discuss
37. Normal vs philosophical
38. Opinion vs discussion
39. Always 13 sentences
40. Starting with ‘Nowadays’

New video lessons

1. Conclusion errors

Model Essays

Discuss both views

1. Artificial Intelligence
2. Genetic Engineering
3. Children’s choices
4. Hot and cold climates
5. Minority languages
6. Independence
7. Professionals work abroad?
8. Old people’s health
9. Friends and opinions
10. University subjects

Advantages and disadvantages

1. Video surveillance
2. Global tourism
3. Driverless vehicles
4. Private healthcare

Problem and solution

1. City life
2. Ageing populations
3. Hunger
4. Traffic congestion
5. Elderly care
6. Road safety

Positive or negative?

1. Living alone
2. Studying online
3. Countries becoming similar

Two-part questions

1. Working hard
2. Measure countries’ success
3. Home history
4. Owning or renting
5. Self-employment
6. Best time to be alive
7. Music and arts
8. Advertising new products