Single data source structure
Paragraph 1 – Overview
1. Data type description
2. Broad details
Paragraph 2 – Analysing
3. Minor detail (minute detail)
4. Minor detail (minute detail)
5. Minor detail (minute detail)
(repeat as needed…)
6. Conclusion
Double data source structure
Paragraph 1 – Overview
1. Data type(s) description and
Qualifying words are the words in the question which tell the student how the various ideas relate together. They are often the words that present opinion. Contrast: despite this, while,…
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| Band | Task Achievement | Coherence and Cohesion |
Lexical Resources | Grammar |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 9 | ‐indistinguishable from a native English user | ‐indistinguishable from a native English user | ‐indistinguishable from a native English user | ‐indistinguishable from a native English user |
Describe a skill you would like to learn
Describe an interesting public place in your hometown, or where you are living now, that you like to go You should say:
Describe a wedding that you have attended.
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– What is your full name?
– Can I see your ID?
– Where are you from?
– Do you work or study?
– What do you do?
– What is your favourite pastime?
– Do you listen to music while working?
– Do people listen to music much in your country? Why?
There are a plethora of websites available online where you can practice reading. Here I am mentioning one of them where you can read and do the test and also…
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