Essay requires logical and coherent writing using connective words. Introduction should present opinion and main points. Each paragraph should include examples and evidence. Conclusion should restate main points and propose solutions
Discourse is the use of language to share ideas and information. Written discourse must be longer than a sentence with coherent purpose. Discourse can be shared through written, spoken, or civil language. Main purpose is to share ideas and add to knowledge
Paragraphs are collections of sentences expressing main points. Paragraphs combine to form reports, essays, or books. Main idea expressed through beginning, middle, and end sections
Sir James questions Sir James's fondness of show and entertainment. Count Fedya expresses deep fondness for Fedya. Dorothy's dog was fond of the Emperor in Oz. Franklin warns against being fond of Rachel
Cohesive devices are linking words that organize ideas logically. They help create connections between sentences and paragraphs. They carry 25% weight in IELTS Writing test criteria
IELTS vocabulary is crucial for clear expression in writing and speaking. Common synonyms, antonyms, idioms and phrasal verbs are essential. No specific vocabulary requirement, but 2,000-3,000 words recommended