IELTS General writing contains two different tasks from general topics, and for both task 60 minutes will be given.
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There are four modules in the IELTS General: listening, speaking, reading, and writing.
IELTS General writing contains two different tasks from general topics, and for both task 60 minutes will be given.
Task 1:
In task one student will get a Letter writing.
Word limit: at least 150 words
Total time: 20 minutes
In letter writing students will get an any general prompt, and they will need to cover all the main points from the given prompt and will have to write a letter on it of at least 150 words in 20 minutes. Letter writing can be of three types; formal, informal, semi-formal.
Task 2:
In task two student will get an essay writing.
Word limit: 250 words at least
Total time: 40 minutes
In essay writing students will get a prompt on any general topic, and they will need to write an essay on it of at least 250 words in 40 minutes.
MARKING CRITERIA:
Task response/ Task achievement assesses how correctly your answer is, covering all requirements and points which were given in question, and answer is relevant to the question using 150 words for task 1 or 250 words for task 2.
Cohesion and coherence analyze how stable and clear your writing is. It includes logical order of answer using cohesive devices and linking devices.
Lexical resource contains the wide range of vocabulary. It also analyzes your way of deliverance of ideas in different ways using many kinds of sentence type and words.
Grammatical range and accuracy assesses the different kind of grammatical sentences (simple, conditional, compound, complex etc.) including the grammar accuracy of sentence structure.
IELTS Speaking evaluate your speaking skills in three parts which is conducted of 11-14 minutes, and it is a face-to-face interview between test taker and examiner.
Part 1:
Part one of speaking also called introductory part in which examiner will ask you majority about yourself, like your likes, dislikes, choices, hobbies, routine etc. Students have to answer all the question one by one.
Part 2:
Part two contains a cue card, a cue card is a card in which student will get one core question and the sub parts of that question on a specific topic. Students will get one minute for making notes in which they can write anything they want, and after one minute student will need to speak for about 1-2 minutes on the given topic.
Part 3:
Part three contains general questions majority on opinion and ideas in detail. Your critical thinking will be analyzed in this part.
MARKING CRITERIA
Fluency and coherence will assess how stable you speak without hesitations and unnecessary pauses. It also assesses the logical order of your speech and uses of cohesive devices. In other words, it should be effortlessly and in a flow.
Lexical resource assesses the range of your vocabulary and ability to express ideas in different ways without repeating the vocabulary or sentences.
Grammatical range and accuracy will analyze that how wide range of grammar student has used while using different kind of sentences (simple sentence, compound sentence, complex etc.) It also assesses the accuracy and correctness of the given answer according to grammar.
Pronunciation will analyze the sound clarity of the student (all vowels and consonants are pronounced correctly in a perfect manner or not).
IELTS Listening contains daily topic conversations and situations and has 4 sections.
The 1 audio have two speakers talking and 2 part contains monologue and both parts discuss social related topics.
Part 3 contains dialogues and 4 contains monologue in which educations and training related topics are discussed.
Time allowed: Approximately 30 minutes
Number of parts: 4
Number of questions: 40
Marking: Each question contains 1 mark.
Types of question
Multiple choice, Matching, Plan/map/diagram labelling, Form/note/table/flow chart/summary completion, Sentence completion, Short-answer questions
IELTS general reading contain 3 difficult sections. Section 1 and 2 will have short text, but 3rd section will have slight long text. 1st section will contain everyday topics, 2nd section will contain work topics like job descriptions, training materials, and 3rd section will contain some descriptive information. You will get different question and you will need you find the answers from the given text. There will be 40 questions.
Time to answer 60 minutes.
Text length is up to 2150-2750.
Marking: each question carries one mark.
Types of questions:
True/False/Not given, Multiple choice, Yes/No/Not given, Matching information, Matching headings, Matching features, Matching sentence endings, Sentence completion, Summary/note/table/flow-chart completion, Short-answer questions.
You need to identify all the information from the given general text of reading of following questions.
The time limit of IELTS task 1 is 20 minutes
The time limit of IELTS task 2 is 40 minutes
The total time of IELTS writing is 60 minutes.
The total time of speaking is of 11-14 minutes
There are 3 parts to the speaking module.
Part 1 of speaking module is also called introductory part in which examiner will ask you about yourself.
In part 2 examiner will give a cue card which will consist of 1 core question and subquestions on some specific topic.
The examiner will ask questions which will be consist of opinions and ideas.
60 minutes will be given for reading module in IELTS.
There are 3 parts in IELTS reading.
There will be 30 minutes approx.
There are 4 parts in listening module of IELTS.
There will be 40 questions.
There will be 40 questions in the reading module.
There are 4 modules of IELTS: listening, reading, writing, and speaking.
IELTS General is for those wish to go migrate and academic is for those who wish to pursue further eductation in abroad of undergraduate or postgraduate level
Yes, the writing and reading will be different for IELTS General and Academic.
There are 3 main types: IELTS Academic, IELTS General, and IELTS Life Skills.
IELTS General is for those wish to go migrate and wanted to pursue training below degree level.
IELTS Academic is for those who wish to pursue further eductation in abroad of undergraduate or postgraduate level
IELTS Life Skills is designed for uk visa application, based on speaking and listening skills.
IELTS is an english profieciency test based on 4 skills; listening, reading, writing, and speaking accepted in many countries for many reasons.
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