Overview of Improve Your IELTS: Writing Skills Book

About The BookWritten by Sam McCarter and Norman Whitby, Improve your IELTS Skills is a complete preparation guide for achieving a higher score in the written examination of IELTS. Step-by-step guidance focuses on students between bands 4.5 and 7.5.The book has a total of three preparation courses - Academic Reading, Academic Writing and Listening and Speaking. These are essential for developing language and skill techniques for better performance in the IELTS examination. The three separate books when used together incorporate as a complete, detailed guide. They can also be used to target a particular skill set or be used as a separate supplement to consult other coursebooks.Improve Your IELTS: Writing Skills focuses mainly on vocabulary and sentence structures. It contains a variety of drills to practice the skills needed in the writing part of the IELTS examination. Separate exercises for different skills have been provided, primarily in 10 task 1 and 10 task practice questions. For example, task 1 comprises of - comparing information, describing changes and understanding trends, etc. Task 2 contains - planning essays, linking phrases and developing opinions, etc.Overall, there are 10 topic based units that are ideal for self study. Improve your IELTS: Writing Skills was published on 15 December, 2006, from Macmillan Education and is available in paperback.

• Book Type :

Language Learning & Teaching

• Book Binding :

Paperback

• Language :

English

• Number of Pages :

112 pages

• ISBN - 10 :

0230009441

• Improve Your IELTS: Writing Skills Published On :

15 Dec 2006

• Resource:

Students and Professionals:Language, Linguistics & Writing, Language Learning & Teaching

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