The easy way to ielts writing academic Module

This sample writing meets all the requirements for a high band
score; there is sufficient and logical paragraphing for ultimate
coherence; advanced vocabulary and complex structures are
flexibly and accurately practiced. Non-defining relative clauses
play a significant role in creating cohesion in this writing.
(Specific language to describe changes, prepositions, and
directions are underlined in this sample writing.)
Essential to note:
In the sample writings provided in previous pages, there are some common
points to be considered for a potentially high band score while practicing
maps:
1. Both samples follow the four-paragraph structure and include a
clear overview resulting in great coherence.
2. Both descriptive and comparative structures precisely describe the
map’s main features.
3. There is a balance between active and passive voices providing the
writings with a smooth and natural tone.
4. Complex structures, particularly non-defining relative clauses, are
accurately and appropriately practiced for a high band score for
grammar.
5. Focusing on specific vocabulary, using directions, and location
prepositions have enhanced the sample writings’ clarity leading to a
high band score regarding lexical resources.

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Writing task 2
Differences between academic and general modules
In both academic and general modules, candidates need to develop a minimum 250-word essay in about 40
minutes for task 2, which makes up around 65% of the overall writing band score. Note that there is no upper word
limit. Candidates may be assigned to an argument, a discussion, an advantage-disadvantage, a cause-effect, or a
direct-question essay. However, there are some slight differences between the two modules. For instance, topics
are usually about more common situations in the general module: family, society, school, sports, etc. However, in
the academic module, questions cover a broader spectrum and more academic topics, such as causes and effects of
global warming, an argument on space tourism, or advantages and disadvantages of modern farming methods.