Identifying question types for IELTS Writing Task 2

In IELTS Writing Task 2, the specific question indicates that you should write one of the following types of essays:

    Problem-Solution

    Argument

    Discussion.

Although each type of essay is different, all three require you to give your ideas about an issue and support them with examples and evidence.

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Task 1, Letters: 

Letter 1 
Letter 2 
Letter 3 
Letter 4 
Letter 5 
Letter 6 
Letter 7 
Letter 8 
Letter 9 
Letter 10 
Letter 11 
Letter 12 
Letter 13 

Task 1, Graph descriptions:

Graph 1 
Graph 2 
Graph 3 

Task 2, Essays:

Essay 1 
Essay 2 
Essay 3 
Essay 4 
Essay 5 
Essay 6 
Essay 7 
Essay 8 
Essay 9 
Essay 10 
Essay 11 
Essay 12 
Essay 13 
Essay 14 
Essay 15 
Essay 16 
Essay 17 
Essay 18 
Essay 19 
Essay 20 
Essay 21 
Essay 22 
Essay 23 
Essay 24 
Essay 25 
Essay 26 

IELTS writing tips:

Chris Green's IELTS essay writing advices 
Essay: 3 WAYS TO WRITE THE INTRODUCTION 
Essays IELTS Topics 2014 
IELTS Essays writing tips 
Task Essays: tips 
IELTS writing tips 
IELTS Letter Writing – Useful Words & Expressions 
IELTS Writing: Articles  

Stage, Suggested time (Total 40 minutes) 
Identifying question types for Writing Task 2 
Argument essay - general information and examples  
Discussion essay - general information and example 
Planning your Writing Task 2 essay 
Discussion essay question - point by point, how to write it 
Planning an Argument essay  
Argument essay - Perfect example 
Problem-Solution essay question 
Structuring your Writing Task 2 essay 
Structure of Discussion essays  
Signpost words to order information 
Signpost words to contrast information  
Examiner testimonial  
Structure of Argument essays 
Argument essay - perfect example  
Structure of Problem-Solution essays  
Problem-Solution essay - perfect example 
Focusing on introductions 
What is General Training Writing Task 1? 
IELTS Task 1 Time Plan in details  
Task 1 Assessment Criteria 
Task 1 Letter - Perfect example 
Task 1 Letter: Perfect example 2  
Task 1 Letter: Perfect example 3 
Task 1 Letter: Perfect example 4  
Task 1: The appropriate tone for a letter  
Task 1 Letter: The best openings and closings 
Task 1 Letter: Perfect example 5  
How to come up with essay ideas under pressure in 1 minute! The Ideas Clock method!  

IELTS Speaking:

IELTS Speaking - topics, part 2 

IELTS General tips:

IELTS useful words 
Preparation to IELTS