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I2C - Writing Task 2 - Review
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How many words should you have?
at least 250 words
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What is a topic sentence?
A sentence that states the main idea of the paragraph
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How many minutes do you have for this task?
around 40 minutes
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What is the structure of the Problem/Solution essay?
1. a brief Introduction; 2. At least two main paragraphs; a conclusion
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What does Writing Task 2 test you ability to do?
This task tests your ability to write about a problem and suggest ways to solve it.
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What should you talk about in the 1st paragraph of a Problem/Solution essay?
The cause of the problem
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What kind of words/phrases should you use to show that you are moving from one idea to the next?
linking words and phrases
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Which paragraphs should start with a topic sentence?
Each main paragraph should start with a topic sentence
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Your 1st paragraph should contain what kind of vocabulary?
You should cause and Effect vocabulary to explain why the problem exists.
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Name one thing that you will see on the question paper?
a statement about a current problem; 2 questions, one asks you to identify the cause, the other asks you to give solutions
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Name one thing that you will see on the question paper?
a statement about a current problem; 2 questions, one asks you to identify the cause, the other asks you to give solutions
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What should you do in your final paragraph?
You should restate the main arguments and bring the essay to a conclusion, for example, you could indicate which solution is best.
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What should you talk about in the 2nd paragraph of a Problem/Solution essay?
Solutions to the problem
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Name one thing that you will see on the question paper?
a statement about a current problem; 2 questions, one asks you to identify the cause, the other asks you to give solutions
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What should you include in your 2nd paragraph?
You should give examples, explanations or experiences to support your solutions
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