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IELTS Writing Part 2: Discussion Essays
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What is the minimum number of words?
250
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How many paragraphs should a discussion essay be?
4
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What three things should you do in the introduction?
Paraphrase the question, state both views, and a thesis statement (your opinion)
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What two things do you need to do in your conclusion?
Summarise the two viewpoints and restate your opinion
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What comes first? Agree or Disagree?
Disagree
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What are some ways to introduce the first viewpoint in the main body?
You can use phrases like “On the one hand, some people believe that…” or “Some argue that…” to introduce the first viewpoint smoothly.
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Why is it essential to summarize both viewpoints in the conclusion?
Summarizing both views shows that you have considered each side, making your final opinion more balanced and well-reasoned.
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What discourse markers can you use to introduce the opposing viewpoint in your second main body paragraph?
Common discourse markers include “On the other hand,” “In contrast,” or “Alternatively.”
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What kind of supporting details should you include to strengthen each viewpoint?
Facts, statistics, examples, and logical explanations that are relevant and support the viewpoint being discussed.
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What is one common mistake students make in the conclusion of a discussion essay?
Introducing new information or examples, which should be avoided as the conclusion is only for summarizing.
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How can you structure a sentence that transitions from the first viewpoint to your opinion?
You might use a phrase like, “However, I disagree with this view because…” or “Although this may be true, I believe…”
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How can you express your opinion in the introduction effectively?
Use a clear, direct sentence like “In my opinion, …” or “I believe that …,” so that your opinion is immediately clear to the reader.
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When / where in the essay do you give your opinion
(INTRO) thesis statement - Body 2 topic sentence - (conclusion) concession sentence
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What are the 4 necessary sentences in a body paragraph?
topic sentence - reason / idea sentence - example - your opinion
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What should you do before you write anything?
Analyze the topic - brainstorm - plan
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