Adam
Alex
Benjamin
Emma
Gill
Jade
James
Rebecca
Ronnie
IELTS WRITING TASK 2: How to structure an argument
You can increase your chances of success on the IELTS by preparing and practising in advance. Today, we will look specifically at theIELTS General Writing Task 2, which involves presenting two sides of an argument and giving your opinion. The main goal is to ensure you don’t scatter your arguments and make vague points. In this lesson, I will teach you how to structure your arguments in a clear manner that you can follow on test day. It consists of writing an introduction, making points, expanding, comparing, building, and concluding. I will give you useful phrases to help you easily present your arguments. If you are nervous about the IELTS Writing Task, this lesson will provide the practice you need to succeed. By the end of the lesson, you will feel very confident that you CAN DO THIS!
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Test your understanding of the English lesson by answering these questions. You will get the answers and your score at the end of the quiz.Levels
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53 COMMENTS
Got 08. Thank you Benjamin. It was such a useful lesson.
Got 07. Interesting lesson but the quizz is not so easy. Thanks Benjamin.
Got 90 thank you
THANK YOU
I’m trying to learn IELTS to the exam. Please, good luck to me!!! =))
Done my part, 9 out of 10, thank you for this amazing video Benjamin!
Thank you Benjamin
Thanks a lot!
Great lesson: to make arguments more efficient, and a your amazing sentence not to forgot: « Time spent planning is time well spent: prepare to succeed »
Thank you Benjamin for a so useful lesson!!!
Thanks a lot Benjamin!
I got 7
7 out of 10 before watching the video. Now, it’s time to learn more.
Thank you for creating such a good lesson.
I got 10 before I registered. Will you be so kind to suggest as what level out of the three I should opt for, when I plan to be a business writer? Thank you very much Rebecca that was highly enlightening lesson and the following quiz.
got 70 very nice score qnd many thanks to Benjamin
Thank you Benjamin.
This is excellent, as always Benjamin
Thanks a bunch.
Thank you.
Thank you, for share all of your excellent idea about writing task .
Thanks a lot!
Hey Ben, Thanks for the lesson, it was quite useful. I do practice writing essays for my upcoming IELTS exams; however, I need someone to assess my writing. I can’t really know for sure what level they are ay till that is done. Can you suggest a way?
Excellent explanation, Benajmin. I got 09!
This lecture was very informative. Many thanks to the lecturer.
Thank you Mr. Benjamin.
Thanks Benjamin, for your not only excellent explanation on the matter but also on the clarification, thanks once again / Alex
Thank you Ben!
Your lessons are the best!
Thank you Benjamin! Does “Whilst” word use normal in British English?
1st try – 60%
2nd try – 90%
Thanks.it is helpful.
Very useful lesson.Thank you.
Thanks Benjamin, you clarify my mind..
Got 8. Thank you Benjamin.
I got 6, so sad, anyway thank you Benjamin for the lesson I hope to improve my writing and getting prepare for IELTS.
70, before watching video. Will watch video now.
Thank you. I got 8 over 10
got 6 out of 10. need to work more on this.
Luckily I got 10.
Got 100/100 thanks Ben for this course
I got 10. Helpful lesson. Thanks
Nice lesson!
Dear Benjamin,
Thank you so much. You describe it really well.
Best Regards
10/10. Thanks for such a useful lesson :)
I really love the way you teach. Thank you, Sir.
WOW! GOT 100/100. LETS HOPE I DO THE SAME IN REAL IELTS EXAM.
I SURPRISINGLY GOT 7/10, AND IT CAME WITH A SMILING FACE NEXT TO IT,I WISH UPON A STAR FOR AT LEAST ANOTHER 70 PERCENTAGE UNIT ON THE FINAL EXAM.
THANK YOU MR BENJAMIN
Thanks
Thanks the quiz is an eye opener
10, thanks!
What is too-a-lee?
Thank you!
Great effort
I want to know the meaning of the expression: Toot-a- lee Benjamin uses at the end of this lesson. Thank you !!! Blessings from Buenos Aires, Argentina.