There is a lot of confusion about the types of essay questions for Task 2 of the IELTS exam, and the correct structure for answering these. Some people believe there are four types of essays while other believe two and others still, believe many more. In fact, these are all true and false at the same time. A much better way to think about ‘Task 2’ writing in the IELTS is to understand the nature of the questions. Almost always, the essay task is persuasive and first person voice. This essay can be asked in either an open or closed question format. Of course, there are a few different types of open and closed questions possible, each of which is further defined below. Keep reading. The primary goal of ‘Task 2’ writing in the IELTS is to evaluate whether or not you are able to make a clear and convincing argument related to a specific topic question. This type of essay is called a persuasive essay because your goal is to persuade the reader of your opinion. In addition, this essay...
This task will tests your ability to do one or more of the following : > Present and justify opinions > Argue a case > Evaluate and challenge ideas,evidence and argument The Question :- You are given a discussion topic.The question will either present you with an opinion or an argument.You have to discuss the question with two or three main points and supporting details for each point. Length and Timing :- You have to write at least 250 words. You are advised to spent 40 minutes on the task. Marking :- Your performance in task 2 will be assessed on the criteria below: Task Respo...
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