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IELTS Writing_

This is a mind map about IELTS writing. The main contents include question types, scoring standards for large essays, steps for writing large essays, and introduction to short essays.

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IELTS Writing

question type

Column chart, pie chart, line chart,

Tables, flowcharts, hybrid diagrams, maps

Grading criteria for essays

Review questions and opinions

The center is clear and the logic is reasonable

Appropriate wording

Accurate grammar and sentence structure

Composition writing steps

1. Reading and reviewing questions

Keywords & Traps

Expansion of ideas

opening paragraph

Ø Main section

Ø Final paragraph

Precautions

Key words

to range (population

question type

Choosing a discussion method

topic

adjectives and attributives

adverbial

Explain and define nouns

two nouns juxtaposed

Comparative, superlative or

Question classification

Pros and Cons Analysis Category:

Opinion class

Discussion category:

Report class

Mixed class

Topic classification

education, technology, society, government,

media, international, crime, culture,

travel, environment, health, work

basic structure

Four-stage type - pros and cons analysis

First paragraph:

1 to 3 sentences. ［

[Introduce the social background.

Title paraphrase.

State an attitude. ]

Second paragraph:

1(main idea)

5 to 6 sentences (reason1. Expand the supporting sentences.

reason2. Expand supporting sentences.

reason3. Expand supporting sentences)

Third paragraph:

Concession paragraph: 1 (main idea) +

3 to 4 sentences (reason1. Expand the supporting sentences.

reason2. Expand supporting sentences).

The fourth paragraph: 1~2 sentences.

(My own preferred point of view

. Make suggestions on what the government, media, parents, teachers, etc. should do)

Five-stage formula - pros and cons analysis

First paragraph:

1 to 3 sentences. ［

[Introduce the social background.

Title paraphrase.

State an attitude. ]

Second paragraph:

1(main idea)

5 to 6 sentences (reason1. Expand the supporting sentences.

reason2. Expand supporting sentences.

reason3. Expand supporting sentences)

Third paragraph:

Concession paragraph: 1 (main idea) +

3 to 4 sentences (reason1. Expand the supporting sentences.

reason2. Expand supporting sentences).

Paragraph 4

Concession paragraph: 1 (main idea) +

3 to 4 sentences (reason1. Expand the supporting sentences.

reason2. Expand supporting sentences).

Paragraph 5: 1 to 2 sentences.

(My own preferred point of view

. Make suggestions on what the government, media, parents, teachers, etc. should do)

Four/Five-Paragraph - Opinion Type

First paragraph: 1 to 3 sentences.

[Introduce the social background. Title paraphrase. State an attitude. ]

Second paragraph:

Supported view 1.

/ Opposition 1.

Third paragraph:

Supported view 2.

/ Objection 2.

Paragraph 4:

Opposition 1.

/ Supported view 1.

Paragraph 5: 1 to 2 sentences.

(My own preferred point of view.

Make suggestions on what the government, media, parents, teachers, etc. should do)

Confession style (five paragraphs) - argumentative type

Analysis and solution (four/five paragraphs) - report type

Three-point hybrid category - Hybrid category: Cause Impact/Problems Caused Solution

One-sided (not recommended)

How to explain each point?

(1) The first sentence of a paragraph is usually the central sentence (opinion/attitude)

(2) The second sentence discusses the first sentence

(3) The third sentence gives an example

(4) Write the result/final opinion in the fourth sentence.

Sentence connection: (Attachment!)

Introduction to short composition

question type

Line graph (straight line & curve)

Column charts (including bar charts)

pie chart

Table diagram: From the above three changes. If the data is percentages, it is a pie chart; if the data is numerical values, it is a line chart or a column chart.

Flowchart: Pay attention to passive voice

map

Dynamic graph: Data changes are related to time changes (description focus: trend)

Static image: independent of time (description focus: comparison)

tense

2. Past, present, future (continuous tense can never appear)

Ø Most of them are in past tense

Ø The present tense can be used at the beginning

3. Article structure:

Opening paragraph: 1 to 2 sentences, paraphrase of the original title.

Three elements at the beginning:

Rewrite the title (

Question requirements, table title)

Horizontal and vertical coordinate information/category information

Ø Main section 1

Body paragraph 2

body paragraph

alternative word

Reference handout

Short essay sentence pattern gas station

Reference handout

Flow chart sentence pattern gas station

Reference handout

Map question sentence pattern gas station

Reference handout