IELTS Academic Writing Part 1 - Graphs and Tables

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Genre: eLearning | Language: English + .srt | Duration: 35 lectures (4 hour, 40 mins) | Size: 1.58 GB

Write a Band 7+ Essay for IELTS Task 1 in less than 5 hours (60 page study guide included!)

What you'll learn



Understand different graphs so you can write about the correct information

Learn exactly what IELTS examiners want to read and put this into practice in the exam

Write a clear and concise Overview Paragraph in 3 minutes using high level vocabulary and grammar

Learn how to paraphrase any sentence in under 1 minute

Use a simple and easy-to-learn structure that follows Official IELTS Marking Criteria

Easily build logical Body Paragraphs that flow naturally

Use linkers and essential IELTS vocabulary to write a coherent essay



Requirements



No knowledge about the IELTS exam necessary!! You will learn everything you need to know in this course.

An intermediate level (B1) of English is recommended for taking this course. If you have a lower level, the course might find the course difficult.

The only other thing you need is motivation to get a Band 7+ !!!



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