IELTS HW

Dear IELTS students,

Please click on the link at the bottom of this post and do Writing task 1 for Monday. Remember to write it out on a piece of paper as the IELTS exam is a paper-based exam. Don't forget that you should save the last three minutes for proofreading (work backwards in order to really single out every sentence).
Once the 20 minutes are up, please count the number of words you've written and write it down at the bottom of your page.

Writing task 1

Task 1 examples

Take a look at the following:

University graduates graph

Example

Linking/Transition devices

Good morning to you all!

Following is a list of links on linking devices that are key in oral presentations as well as writings.

Theory:

Linking words and phrases

Practice: 

- Review how to use 'despite', 'however', and 'although'

- Grammar level B1+

- Linking words. Rewrite the sentences

- Linking words and phrases

- Transitions, conjunctions, adverbs, connectors, etc. (advanced level)

And now let's take a look at some error correction exercises that will prove very useful for different class tasks.

- Find the mistakes in the piece of writing (exercises going from easy to hard)

- Sentence correction exercises with key but no explanation (Levels: beginning, intermediate, advanced)

- 10 sentences 

- Identify the incorrect preposition and correct it

- Identify the mistake and correct it (many more exercises available at the bottom of the page) 

- Check out the links to the different error correction exercises available on this page (2A, 2B, 2C, 3A)