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Writing Task 2 Structures

The document outlines simplified essay structures for the IELTS Writing Task 2 across five types: Opinion, Discussion, Advantage-Disadvantage, Problem-Solution, and Two-Part Question essays. Each structure includes a clear introduction, body paragraphs for presenting arguments or views, and a conclusion for summarizing key points. This format aims to help candidates effectively organize their thoughts and responses to various prompts.

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Writing Task 2 Structures

The document outlines simplified essay structures for the IELTS Writing Task 2 across five types: Opinion, Discussion, Advantage-Disadvantage, Problem-Solution, and Two-Part Question essays. Each structure includes a clear introduction, body paragraphs for presenting arguments or views, and a conclusion for summarizing key points. This format aims to help candidates effectively organize their thoughts and responses to various prompts.

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IELTS Writing Task 2 Essay Structures

Simplified 4-Paragraph Format for All 5 Types

1. Opinion Essay (Agree/Disagree)


Prompt Example: To what extent do you agree or disagree?

- Introduction: Paraphrase the question and clearly state your opinion.


- Body 1: Present your first reason for agreeing/disagreeing. Explain and give an example.
- Body 2: Present your second reason or refute the opposing view. Explain and give an example.
- Conclusion: Summarize your opinion clearly.

2. Discussion Essay (Discuss both views + Opinion)


Prompt Example: Discuss both views and give your own opinion.

- Introduction: Paraphrase the question, mention both views, and state your opinion.
- Body 1: Explain the first view with reasoning and an example.
- Body 2: Explain the second view and include your opinion with reasoning and an example.
- Conclusion: Summarize both views and your opinion.

3. Advantage-Disadvantage Essay
Prompt Examples: What are the advantages and disadvantages? OR Do the advantages outweigh

the disadvantages?

- Introduction: Paraphrase the topic and state that both sides will be discussed (include your opinion
if relevant).
- Body 1: Discuss the disadvantages. Explain and give examples.
- Body 2: Discuss the advantages. Explain and give examples.
- Conclusion: Summarize both sides and clearly state your opinion if required.

4. Problem-Solution Essay
Prompt Example: What problems are caused by X and what solutions can be suggested?

- Introduction: Paraphrase the question and briefly outline the problems and solutions.
- Body 1: Describe the problem(s) with explanations and examples.
- Body 2: Propose solution(s) with explanations and examples.
- Conclusion: Summarize the main problem and recommended solution.
5. Two-Part Question Essay (Direct Questions)
Prompt Example: Why do people do X? What can be done about it?

- Introduction: Paraphrase the questions and outline that both will be answered.
- Body 1: Answer the first question with reasons and examples.
- Body 2: Answer the second question with reasons and examples.
- Conclusion: Summarize both answers briefly.

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