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Ideas for IELTS Essay Topics E-book

My “Ideas for IELTS Essay Topics” E-book is now available to purchase. Below is a sample chapter and a link to my Online Store.

The e-book covers ideas for over 150 key essay topics that frequently appear in IELTS writing task 2. The ideas are presented as vocabulary exercises. The e-book comes in pdf form and also comes with a free introduction video helping you understand more about using ideas in your essay.

Below is a link to a sample chapter. Click to purchase: IELTS Liz Online Store

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The sample chapter below is for the topic of Family in IELTS writing task 2. Each section of this topic is based on typical IELTS essay questions.

Download: Ebook Ideas for Topics Sample Chapter

Answer Key for Sample Chapter

Click below to reveal the answers to this sample chapter:

Parents or Teachers Should Discipline Children

1 obedience

2 to lack discipline

3 to reward sb

4 well-behaved

The Family is Smaller than Before

1 f        2 a       3 d       4 e       5 b       6 c

Women Having Children Later in Life

1 c       2 e       3 d       4 b       5 a

Childless Marriages

1 responsibilities

Children are unsure of who they might live with afterwards. This is an argument against divorce.

Each parent can devote quality time to their children rather than quantity. This is an argument for divorce.

1 d       2 e       3 b       4 c       5 a

Single Parent Families

1 emotional distress

2 (a) role model

3 dysfunctional

4 upbringing

5 financial strain

Children Spending More Time with Grandparents

1 b       2 d       3 c       4 a

1 For    2 Against        3 For    4 Against

More Ideas for this topic:

Both Parents Working

Care of the Elderly: Families should be Responsible

1 (-)       2 (+)      3 (+)      4 (+)      5 (+)      6 (-)       7 (-)       8 (+)      9 (-)       10 (-)      11 (+)      12 (-) Researching Family History

1 b       2 a       3 c       4 c       5 b       6 a       7 b      

Click for Ideas E-book: I ELTS Liz Online Store . You can also find my Advanced Writing Task 2 lessons in my store.

All the best

Hi Liz I purchased your Ebook for ielts essays. However, once the payment was confirmed paypal redirected to your home page, and I am not able to access the product. Neither, have I got any mail regarding to access the product nor could I get anything in the login section. Your help would be really appreciated.

Go to the bottom of the page on my store front for information about how to access your e-books and lessons: https://elizabethferguson.podia.com/ . For emails, always wait around 24 hours and check your spam folder in case it ends up in there.

Hi Liz I have been trying to take advantage of the discount promo you offered on your books, but I don’t know how to make the payment. I’m from Nigeria and getting a Paypal account is proving very difficult for me .

Please help me out

If you don’t have paypal, try asking a friend to make the payment for you.

Hi, Is the purchasing link working fine? Coz I’m clicking on that, but it shows me 403 error. Doesn’t seem to work.

I’m having the same problem. I can’t access my store. Hopefully it’ll get sorted tomorrow. Update: I’ve just checked it and it’s working fine again.

Hello Ma’am,

Which book I should purchase for ideas? I am confused between advanced book and ielts writing ideas?

I am facing issues with idea generation only.

I have two e-books. 1) Ideas for Essay Topics 2) Grammar for Writing Task 2 You will need the first one to learn ideas and vocabulary for topics. Here’s a link to my store: https://elizabethferguson.podia.com/

Thanks mam. It helps me a lot. I got 8 in writing.😇

Brilliant!! I’m really please for you – very well done 🙂 I’m so glad the e-book was useful 🙂

Hello Liz, where can I get a discount for your writing advanced lessons? Hope to hear from you soon.

You can find it here today and tomorrow: https://elizabethferguson.podia.com/

It looks like a very useful book. I have a question on the sample chapter here. To me, the ideas included in the chapter would work as main ideas, however, supporting ideas are not available here. Do you have any suggestion on how to develop supporting ideas?

People get confused about what supporting ideas are. Supporting points are just explanation. It means you explain the idea using an example or illustration or comparison or conditional statement or result or concession or cause etc etc. It is just about making the idea clearer. Each idea will be used and presented differently depending on the essay type and the question which is why supporting points are not something you learn ahead of time. This e-book provides you with main ideas for most common topics.

Dear Liz, I am from Bangladesh. I am facing some difficulties purchasing your ebook. Whenever I go to purchase the book, in the country section there is no mention of Bangladesh. How can I buy the book now?

If your country does not use paypal, you will need to ask a friend to buy the lessons for you.

Hello Liz, I need your help with one of the task 2 type question such as : In many places,new homes are needed, but only space available for building them is in countryside. Some people believe it is more important to protect country side and not build new homes. What is your opinion about this ? In such scenario do we explain both sides for the statement or just the one I agree with ? Thanks!

You give your opinion on the issues given. This means your opinion covers all aspects of the question. I’m not sure what you mean about both sides? There is only one issue in this question, not two issues. The issues are not building in the countryside or building in the city. The only issue is if you should build in the countryside. Your whole essay explains your view on this.

Oh, got it! Thank you Liz. I’ve my test day after tomorrow, wish me luck.

Best of luck!! 🙂

Hi Liz, thank you VERY MUCH for your effort ! I ‘ve got your classes on writing and i find them extremely helpful!

In my last IELTS the essay was about ” causes and problems of throwaway society”. Assuming the intro should follow your tips, and the body parts could be 1 for the causes and 1 for the problems, I will be grateful if you could me give some tips for the conclusion because I had an hard time trying to think how to end it.

Thanks Francesca

Most cause/problem or cause/solution essays have the causes in one body paragraph and the solutions in the other. The conclusion summarises the main points – focusing mostly on solutions.

please confirm me exact date and time when u will remove discount from e-book ?

It finished already, sorry.

Hi LIZ, I have just given my test IELTS Speaking part 1 Name and city? Do you live in a house or an apartment? Your favourite room? How often you smile? All 3 questions on a smile Part 3 cue card Talk a problem solved through internet? Name of the problem? How you solved the problem? How did you feel about? Follow up question On merits or demerits of the internet? Effect on children?

Thanks for sharing 🙂

IT is still available today – I will remove it tomorrow morning.

Dear Mam, I am trying to get your ebook of ideas for writing task-2. I have contacted a financial organization here in Bangladesh to make the payment on behalf of me using PayPal payment system. They asked me to make sure that how I can get the product after successful completion of the payment as there is no option of putting customer email address through which buyer would get the product. Moreover, in the country selection section, there is no option for selecting Bangladesh so that we cannot provide proper “Billing Address”. (Though there is a space below the Billing address section to put an email for receiving payment confirmation notification)

Please guide me in this regard so that I can get the e-book with the current discount rate before it gets expired. Thanks

If someone else buys it for you, you need to know the name and email used for the purchase (paypal usually gives an ID transaction number as well which is useful to have). With that information, I can check my records and send you the link personally.

I emailed you explaining the above situation, but after not having any response I made a comment here and you responded. Where should I send the transaction detail, here or in the email? If it is possible, I would like to share the information through email and you may send the e-book in reply. Thanks

It is best to send the information by email. However, please title the email: I made a Purchase and Need the Link. Because I get so many emails each day, it is important you use the right title to get my attention. I’ll look out for your email today.

Hi. Litz My name is Sushanti and I’m from USA. I bought this today. I paid 12 USD,but never got any email. I have checked my junk mail too. I too have the picture of the page where it says :”your payment was complete”.

I have emailed you back but you haven’t replied. Can you check your email? Thanks.

Liz, I’m trying to purchase your e-book as well as your writing task 2 videos, but, it’s not taking my payment using my credit card. What can I do? please help me out. Regards, Diti

I have heard of people having this problem in some areas. Try opening a paypal account and using that to purchase what you want. Or ask a friend to buy the lessons or e-book for you.

You opened my eyes to IELTS test! Thank you so much Liz!

Hi Liz, I have purchased your E-book and videos of writing.This book is amazing. Thank you for writing this book. Definitely it will help me to increase my writing band score. I need reading tips video lessons like writing. I sent you mail two times regarding the reading videos. Kindly provide me the reading video course so that I can improve my score in reading as well.

Regards, Iftequar

Unfortunately, I don’t have Advanced lessons for reading. You should visit the reading section of this website, which is free, to watch the free video lesson and get free practice lessons – click on the RED BAR at the top of the. Glad you like the e-book 🙂

Hi Liz, I wonder if it contains model essays for both task 1 and task 2 of ielts acad?

It is a list of ideas for topics. There are no model essays. You can see model essays for free on this site: click on the RED BAR at the top of the website and go to the relevant section of the test.

Hi Liz, I have purchased your E-book but I cannot locate the 12-min introduction video. Can you please help me where I can see it?

Hi Liz, I can see it in IE browser, but not in Chrome. Anyway, thanks for your E-book, it is quite helpful.

That’s really strange. It plays for me when I use chrome. I wonder if anyone else has had this problem?

Hi Liz,thank you so much for your e-book.just now I purchased your e-book and went through all chapters…it’s amazing n worth to buy..till now I was not confident to take exam date for ielts as I m weak in writing…but now aftr I purchased Ur book …I am going to take a test soon…I just love voice😍

I’m really pleased you found the e-book useful 🙂 Which voice do you mean? Do you mean my voice on the video? Good luck with your test !

Yes mam!!!It’s your beautiful voice …I just luv it…

This ebook is awesome it contains vocabulary and ideas are perfectly well written and organised for candidates taking IELTS and it is worth the money.

I’m really pleased 🙂 Thanks for your feedback 🙂

Hi liz With the help of your videos and material I managed to secure overall 7.5 with barely one week of preparation. I had also used your material for ielts academicn in 2017 and managed to secure 7.5 with barely a weeks preparation. Now my wife also needs to give ielts and her overall score was 5.5 to 6 1 year back with 2 months preparation which included coaching. At present I have assumed responsibility of coaching her I just can’t figure out where to start. I would be genuinely grateful for some advice. Thank you

It’s best to start with a full practice test which you can get for free on the BC website. Then make a list of all the areas she needs to work on. It will also give you a starting point in terms of score which you can then reflect back on. For writing, start with basic structure, then work on variations for different essay questions, then other aspects of writing. For speaking, review the understanding of each part, then review common topics and common questions in each part. Once that is done, start recording practice questions for speaking and playing them back to hear what needs improving. There is no right or wrong way to start – just be systematic.

Hi Liz, Do you think your new ebook would work for TOEFL Writing Section as well?

I don’t know enough about TOELF to say, sorry.

Hi Liz, To be quite honest, I have followed your teaching cautiously, searched the net for valuable info for IELTS and have participated in online lessons for IELTS and I am yet to see anyone match your approach to TEACHING/EXPLAINING IELTS. Matter-of-factly, you are AWESOME and one in a million. Thanks for your unconditional devotion and patience. I am buying the e-book straight posting this

Thank you so much for your kind comment. That really brings a smile to my face – it’s so nice that people find my lessons useful 🙂

Hello Liz, hope you are doing well. I am already halfway through the first module and it is perfect. Needlessly to say, you have done a stupendous job(as always). Thank you from the bottom of my heart.

I’m so pleased you are enjoying it and finding it useful 🙂 Thanks for letting me know. Your opinion means a lot to me 🙂

Hi Liz , Thank you so much for writing the e-book. I just purchased it, and already went through the first chapter on advertisements. I couldn’t stop myself from writing a comment , the book is amazing and to the point and worth buying. I am taking the IELTS in coming week, and striving to achieve an 8 on writing module of academic training. Regards, Sia

I’m so pleased 🙂 I really hope this will help you towards your band 8 goal. Remember that your aim in your essay is for accuracy in language and being on point, relevant, extended, organised and connected with ideas. Keep that in mind 🙂

Can I have a sample of a few pages?

I posted a sample chapter a while ago. Since then this particular chapter has been altered slightly to include higher level vocabulary: https://ieltsliz.com/e-book-sample-chapter-ideas-for-ielts-essays/

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Liz Ideas for IELTS Essay: Free PDF Download

Liz’s ideas for ielts essay topics pdf free download.

Preparing for your IELTS exam can be both exciting and challenging, especially when it comes to essay writing. In the quest for valuable resources, the “IELTS Essay Topics” series by Liz stands out as a beacon of guidance. Liz, a renowned IELTS expert, has curated an impressive collection of essay topics in various volumes, ensuring that aspiring candidates have a plethora of ideas to choose from. Let’s delve into the world of IELTS topics and explore the wealth of knowledge Liz has to offer.

Free and Accessible Resources One of the standout features of Liz’s work is the accessibility of her materials. The “Ideas for IELTS Essay Topics” PDFs are readily available online, and some volumes can be downloaded for free. This availability ensures that IELTS aspirants, regardless of their location or background, can access high-quality essay topics without financial constraints.

Comprehensive Essay Ideas Within these volumes, Liz covers an extensive array of topics, ranging from social issues to environmental concerns, technology, education, and more. Each volume is meticulously organized, offering a diverse selection of ideas to cater to different interests and preferences. Whether you’re passionate about climate change, healthcare, or global economics, Liz’s essay topics encompass a wide spectrum of subjects.

Enhancing Writing Skills Apart from providing essay topics, Liz’s materials are designed to enhance your writing skills significantly. The carefully crafted topics challenge your analytical and critical thinking, encouraging you to delve deep into the subject matter. Through these exercises, you can refine your arguments, structure your essays effectively, and develop a persuasive writing style – crucial elements for excelling in the IELTS Writing Task 2.

A Word of Caution While many of Liz’s resources are available for free, it’s important to ensure you’re downloading them from reputable sources. Always double-check the authenticity of the website or platform from which you access the materials to avoid potential issues related to piracy or unreliable content.

In conclusion, Liz’s “Ideas for IELTS Essay Topics” series stands as an invaluable resource for IELTS aspirants worldwide. With a vast range of topics, accessible formats, and the potential to enhance your writing skills, these materials are a valuable addition to your preparation arsenal. So, dive into the world of ideas, hone your essay-writing skills, and step confidently towards your IELTS success!

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IELTS writing topics and answers

IELTS writing topics are extensive, and consistently finding answers for them takes practice. Below I share how I produce an essay, including thinking of ideas , building paragraphs and planning.

For these ideas and sample answers, I usually use the latest latest writing task 2 topics seen by our own students when they do the exam. 

IELTS writing task 2 topics (academic) often require simple ideas that are easy to communicate, rather than complex ideas with difficult grammar. 

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• IELTS essay topics and answers: education

IELTS essay topics and answer: globalisation

Ielts essay topics and answer: travel and transport, ielts essay topics and answer: employment, ielts essay topics and answer: employment (skills).

• IELTS essay topics and answer: gender issues
• IELTS topic and answer: education
• IELTS topic: gender issues (career)

IELTS essay topics and answer: technology

• IELTS essay topic and answer: health
• IELTS essay topics and answer: society
• Quick presentation on the topics and answers

Common IELTS writing task 2 topics (list)

Below is a list of the most common IELTS essay topics for task 2 questions . Click the topic to get a sample essay, vocabulary list, and a Ted Talk video (to help learn the vocabulary in context). You can also find an in-depth tutorial about IELTS vocabulary and lexical resource here.

Sport Employment Law Health Technology Politics Education Language and culture Crime Environment

IELTS essay topics, answers and ideas

Some people think that robots are important for human’s future development. Others think that robots have negative effects on society. Discuss both views and give your opinion.

Ideas: Definitely important, true, big advances, productivity, intelligence, machine learning, artificial intelligence, etc

Can have negative effects – Unemployment – automation – loss of jobs – safe nets need to be in place – welfare system etc Even death of citizens – Tesla accident autonomous driving –

Conc: there are too many advantages to ignore, we cannot forego these advances however more precaution and govt. Legislation could be wise.

Some people think that new houses should be built in the same style as older houses in the local area. Others disagree and say that local authorities should allow people to build houses in the styles of their own choice. Discuss both views and give your opinion.

Yes, should be in the same style, keep property values higher, uniformity, conformity, and cohesion –

EG certain villages in prosperous parts of England such as Cheshire, The Cotswolds, and Howarth have extreme rules because the areas have immense cultural heritage. To place a modern MacDonald’s style restaurant in one of these areas would be tantamount to architectural vandalism .

-Great idea! Innovates an area, and introduces new flavours, styles, and ideas into stale and old areas. Your house can reflect your personality. You can make it more environmentally friendly. You can install technical innovations. Solar panels, or even solar cells in roof tiles, are available from Elon Musk’s company.

Conc: both are viable and fair, the caveat is that the law should be clear from the beginning and be permanent – changing it would be extremely unfair.

Some people spend a lot of money attending cultural or sports events. Is it a good or a bad thing? Give your opinion and examples from your own experience.

Body paragraph 1

Definitely a good development, gives something for people to aspire to. It also most likely begets higher revenues for the performers and promoters , which should ultimately lead to even more events. This undoubtedly leads to greater monetary and cultural wealth for a society.

Take for example the English Premier League (EPL), this entertainment spectacle has brought considerable wealth into cities such as Manchester, Liverpool, and London. Higher ticket prices lead to better wages for football stars, which leads to more quality players wanting to play in the EPL, leading to a considerable increase in high net-worth individuals residing in these cities.

There has undoubtedly been a positive self-fulfilling cycle of improvement and quality, fuelled by increasing prices. Furthermore, high prices will most likely mean higher tax revenues for the government, this is definitely beneficial for society.

P2 – Same, but apply to a cultural event – ballet – opera???

IELTS essay topics and answer: education

Do you think it is better for students to work before their university studies? Why?  Use reasons and specific examples to support your choice.

MY ANSWER: YES! –  One position, easier to write, easier to read. 

PARAGRAPH 1 Practical experience, contacts, on the job skills. EG: Studies from the UK Government show graduates with work experience are twice as likely to find employment…..

PARAGRAPH 2 Better preparation, the chance to improve social skills, close the gap between academia and private sector, helps the student decide on future before committing long term, EG 1/6 students will change their higher education course while at uni….

Many people believe that it’s better to learn something in a group rather than individually. Do you agree or disagree?

Paragraph 1 Agree – learning in a group has many advantages Elements of teamwork can be adopted A group can utilize each person’s skill and expertise

Paragraph 2 Disagree – Individualism is better Self reliant, own the result, not dependent on others More mature way, more responsible No laggards

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IELTS essay topics and answer: education (child)

Some people believe that children should do organised activities in their free time while others believe that children should be free to do what they want to do in their free time. Which viewpoint do you agree with? Use specific reasons and examples to support your answer.

MY ANSWER: YES! –  One position, easier to write, easier to read.   

PARAGRAPH 2 Better preparation, a chance to improve social skills, close the gap between academia and private sector, helps the student decide on future before committing long term, EG 1/6 students will change their higher education course while at uni…. 

Many people believe that it’s better to learn something in a group rather than individually. Do you agree or disagree? 

Paragraph 1 Agree – learning in the group has many advantages Elements of teamwork can be adopted Group can utilize each person’s skill and expertise

Paragraph 2 Disagree – Individualism is better self-reliant, owning the result, not being dependent on others, being more mature way, and being more responsible. No laggards. 

Many people say that globalization and the growing number of multinational companies have a negative effect on the environment. Which viewpoint do you agree with? Use specific reasons and examples to support your answer. To what extent do you agree or disagree? Use specific reasons and examples to support your position.

PARAGRAPH 1 -DEFINITELY DAMAGING THE ENVIRONMENT -Increased interaction between countries -Increase in goods and services traded -this means more production and, therefore more resources. EG China ‘workshop of the world’ – In many places air pollution masks are needed.

PARAGRAPH 2 -MULTINATIONALS / PROBS WITH GLOBALISATION -YES increase pollution – (this decision taken for simplicity) -Globalisation requires global solutions -these can have drastic consequences if accidents happen -EG BP Gulf of Mexico, oil spill , destroyed the local ecosystem…

Scientists believe that in order to protect the environment, people must use less energy in their daily lives. However, most people have not changed the way they live. Why do you think many people have not taken individual action? What could be done to encourage them to take action?

Ideas for body paragraph 1

Not taken individual action because: – Danger not immediately or directly facing them – Tragedy of the commons – Collective problem – easier to shirk responsibility

Ideas for body paragraph 2

What could be done to encourage them to take action? – Media campaigns by the government – Tax or financial incentives EG In Tokyo ……

Some believe that is the responsibility of people to take care of the environment. Others say it is the government that should take care of the environment. Discuss both views and state your opinion.

Paragraph 1 People should take care of the environment because: We are the consumers, we vote with our wallets, Throw away culture become considerably too prevalent – consumers are causing horrendous damage (Pacific Garbage Patch)

Paragraph 2 The government should take care of the environment because: They have the power to legislate Can impose fines and taxes on polluters Supposed to be guardians of the country, which means collectively they are guardians of the earth… but not true in reality

Conclusion Both should be doing more!

Some people say that protecting the environment is the government’s responsibility. Others believe that every individual should be responsible for it. Discuss both views and give your own opinion.

Ideas for body paragraph 1 – Yes: Government’s responsibility – Policies govt could do, then country-specific example

Ideas for body paragraph 2 – Yes individual responsibility also – Action individuals could take + examples. 

Conclusion –  MY OPINION: Such a mess, such a disastrous state, such a shame, so much so that all parties need to step up and take responsibility for the state of affairs we have landed ourselves in.

In many countries, small shops and town centers are going out of business because people tend to drive to the large out-of-town stores. This results in an increase in car use, and it also means that people without cars have limited access to out-of-town stores. Do you think the advantages of such development outweigh its disadvantages?

The advantages of out-of-town shopping centres are very limited… – Slightly cheaper prices – but huge new developments contribute to the urban sprawl of cities… This reduces investment in city centres … which are much more than just places for shopping EG Vienna regularly has art exhibitions in the city centre…

– For example: those without transport are disenfranchised – Traffic on the roads – ALSO (MAIN POINT) -Some might argue they create jobs .. but really it is probably just shifting employment from one area to the other…

Parents want to achieve balance between family and career but only a few manage to achieve it. What do you think is the reason? Discuss possible solutions and provide examples.

Paragraph 1 – The reason for the imbalance The reason is work-life balance, increased competition in the workplace, changes in society, increase in the amount of working mothers puts strain on the family, EG Studies in the US show that families with two full-time parents are more likely to separate. -therefore this shows that finding the balance is incredibly difficult.

Paragraph 2 – Possible Solutions? -Regulations from the government, increasing maternity leave, more flexible working practices, reduced working week, EG France had a 35-hour working week …

Some people believe that employees should stay in the same job for the rest of their lives. Others think they should switch jobs at least once during their career. To what extent do you agree/disagree?

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IELTS essay topics, answer,s and ideas: gender issues

Nowadays both men and women spend a lot of money on beauty care. This was not so in the past. What may be the root cause of this behaviour? Discuss the reasons and possible results.

Paragraph 1 -Marketing. Beauty market for women is worth millions, consumer goods companies see similar potential for the male market. Therefore developing new ranges, e.g. Loreal for Men Expert. Therefore main reason is the potential opportunity.

Paragraph 2 -Results? -Difficult to say the results because it is still early, however general trend is in this direction, – Deodorant was considered unnecessary before the 1950s. -Market will probably grow and it will be completely normal in the future.

Some people think that men are naturally more competitive than women. To what extent do you agree or disagree?

Paragraph 1 Agree – Men are more competitive Look at sporting fans, globally most are male A lot of sports historically only men participate in F1, Boxing, MMA, etc. Psychological drivers of men include: dominance, control

Paragraph 2 Agree – Men are more competitive Although it is difficult to say without sounding sexist Is it nature or nurture – difficult to say

IELTS essay topics and answer: education (student reward)

Students perform better in school when they are rewarded rather than punished.To what extent do you agree or disagree? Discuss both views and give your own opinion.

IELTS writing essay structure:

Intro: Paraphrase the question and state your side/argument.

Idea / Paragraph 1: they perform better in schools -definitely better Types of reward – certificate, recognition, positive reinforcement, Studies show children are sensitive and easily influenced when younger, therefore positive environment probably better…

Idea / Paragraph 2: they perform better when punished – works but too harsh for Childhood Possibly does work, but it’s old fashioned, potentially dangerous – could discourage a student for life

Conclusion: Positive better and more modern.

In today’s very competitive world, a worker has to possess multiple skills to succeed. Among the skills that a worker should possess, which skill do you think is more important, social skills or good qualifications? Explain the reasons and provide specific examples to support your answer.

Paragraph idea 1: Social skills are more important – no man is an island – idiomatic expression correctly used i.e in context We need people around us – Lacking social skills could seriously disrupt, demotivate, and damage a team. – a big list of great vocab for Lexical Resource score there.

Paragraph idea 2: Good qualifications, certificates very useful, extremely useful in certain fields such as medicine, but in general, less technical areas, social skills triumph – less common vocabulary “triumph”

Conclusion:

Consider both, but give more weight to sociability.

IELTS essay topics and answer: employment (business)

Do you think businesses should hire employees who will spend their entire lives working for the company? Explain why you agree or disagree. Use specific reasons and details to support your answer.

Paragraph idea 1: Very bad idea to have lifetime permanence- almost zero incentive to improve, Not fair to employees because the company may pledge allegiance to the company but then the company relocates to Asia. Horrible.

Paragraph idea 2: The employee may become a burden for the company. Employees may become a cost that damages the company, lots of companies suffer because of contractual arrangements made in boom times. British Airways is a perfect example of expensive pension contracts made , only for the entire industry to change and render the contracts a massive headache.

Freedom should be given to employees to “ cherry-pick ” their career destiny.

IELTS essay topics and answer: gender issues (career)

Some people think women should be given equal chances to work and excel in their careers. Others believe that a woman’s role should be limited to taking care of the house and children. Which opinion do you agree with and why? Include specific details and examples to support your choice.

Paragraph idea 1: Women should of course be given equal rights to perform to the best of their ability (good collocation) in the market place Generous provisions and allowances should be made into law to encourage this behaviour and allow females to also fairly take time out from the career ladder to pursue a family.

Paragraph idea 2:  another good reason why I think the first point: Making legal structures to facilitate this transition would not only help to improve the worker’s happiness and wellbeing but also improve the health of society as a whole. Japan has a rather bleak future due to the low fertility rate, perhaps this kind of future could be avoided with more generous legislation.

Conclusion: Definitely should pursue a career and definitely fulfill the traditional family role also. The government should help make both objectives possible.

Do you think that technological advancement has brought more harm than good? Use specific reasons and details to support your answer.

What technologies did you use to help you in your studies? Describe how it has helped you. Use specific reasons and details to support your answer.

With the latest technological advancements, dating is now possible online. Would you recommend online dating for your single friends? What are the advantages and disadvantages of online dating? Site some examples to support your answer.

In the developed world, technological progress is increasing. What problems will this cause for individuals and society? Suggest some measures that could be taken to reduce the impact of radical technological advancements.

At the present time, artificial intelligence of some technologies is advancing rapidly, especially in the driving sector. Do the advantages of this situation outweigh the disadvantages?

Films and computer games which contain violence are very popular. Some people believe they have a negative effect on society and so should be banned. Other people, however, say they are just harmless and help people to relax. Discuss both these points of view and give your own opinion. Ideas for body paragraph 1

Some people believe they have a negative effect on society and so should be banned. – No strong scientific study – Present globally but clearly only the US has issues regarding gun violence. – Banning usually has the direct opposite of its intentions

…harmless and helps people to relax. – Playing with toy guns never seemed to be a problem, these are a modern interpretation of toy guns – With every new development of a generation the older generation is usually worried… EG This happened with the Beatles, with heavy metal and Us hip hop..

These days, mobile phones and the internet are very important to the ways in which people relate to one another socially. Do the advantages of this development outweigh the disadvantages?

Paragraph 1 It is more advantageous to relate socially to others via the phone Possible to give more frequent contact and support Possible to find others similar to you, useful for those with obscure or specialist interests

Paragraph 2 Disadvantages Cyberbullying is becoming a reality Teenagers becoming addicted to phones, even labeled screenagers Phenomenon called Instagram reality which shows the real-life pictures without the filters…

Some people are fond of buying new gadgets, phones, or laptops. Is this a good or bad thing? Discuss your opinion.

I can write it’s an entirely bad thing, or I can write it’s an entirely good thing. 

Ideas for body paragraph 1 – Good: New tech, drive innovation, tech development, job creation etc. – Example: new investment in tech to stay competitive – Sony – manufactures a new chip plant in Korea for PlayStation 5. 

Ideas for body paragraph 2 – Bad: C onsumerism, waste, unnecessary, planned obsolescence – Example: Research showed searches for the phrase “slow iPhone” peaked a few weeks before the launch of new iPhone models. This is an extremely worrying development because people might be manipulated into buying new gadgets and finding exaggerated happiness in their new products. 

Conclusion – Pros and cons: I think in the past it was fantastic, nowadays with the environment in such a dire state consumerism needs to be upgraded somehow.

Some parents think it is good to have mobile phones for their children, others disagree with it. Discuss both sides and give your opinion. Ideas for body paragraph 1

– Agree: Good idea because can stay in contact with parents, is safer, and can be used for better enriching a child’s life. – Example: algebra app, language learning app, … recent studies showed students learned 26% faster when using the IELTS Podcast Android app.

– Phones are bad: Undoubtedly bad detrimental. Teenagers are quickly and swiftly becoming screenagers, missing out on physical interactions and games. – Social media has a negative impact on confidence and contributes to cyberbullying… and other trends such as Body Dysmorphic Disorder (BDD). For example ….

Topic and answer: health

Many doctors say that people in today’s world do not do enough physical exercise. What do you think are the causes of this? What solutions are there to this problem?

Cause of not doing enough physical exercise – Joke: no natural predators nowadays, nature would have solved this problem,… in the past wild animals would have eliminated those out of shape…. JOKE – Sedentary lifestyle in the office – Lack of time for sport in a lot of modern lifestyles (40 hours/week + commuting etc)

What solutions are there to this problem? – Media campaigns by the government – Tax or financial incentives EG In Tokyo ……

Topic and answer: society

Weddings are more expensive in many countries nowadays when compared to the past. What is the reason behind this? Is this a positive or a negative development?

Paragraph 1 The reason behind this is probably social media Vapid attempts at self-promotion and “keeping up with the joneses”. Now it can be really publicised Ideas here need to be organised a little before starting the essay.

Paragraph 2 Definitely a negative development Although it’s a memorable day and should be cherished – the fact is, large amounts of cash are being spent, Most families have a considerable financial mountain ahead – babies, mortgage, etc

Nowadays consumer goods have become the most important part of people’s lives. Do the advantages of this outweigh the disadvantages?

Ideas for body paragraph 1 – Advantage:  Understandable – a car – can be the most important if you need it for work, family, etc Advantages are mobility, freedom, independence…  

Ideas for body paragraph 2 – Disadvantage:  When you fawn over a new product, it has been said the product owns you rather than you owning the product. For example: with an expensive phone, you are constantly worried about the screen smashing, or leaving it on a table, or in a taxi — the worry associated can be stressful. 

Conclusion –  Although it is understandable they are vital components of modern life, it must not be forgotten , that our lives are so much more than consumer durables.

Some people believe that if people are allowed to work after the age of 60, it will cause some problems. Do you agree or disagree? Ideas for body paragraph 1

– Yes:  lots of problems, – Sight, attention, technology gap, especially machinery… blue-collar work… – In some countries, senior citizens are required by law to retake their driving exam….

– Disagree: The elderly can be better qualified at the job, have more life experience, more insight, and more wisdom… – Pension burden if not allowed to work after 60. For example: most Western countries have a serious demographic deficit of an aging workforce . A country simply cannot prosper if all its wealth goes towards a pension.

Conclusion – For some sectors, it should be illegal, or at least the worker should be medically tested, but for other jobs, especially white-collar work, it should be okay.

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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

What are the main topics of writing task 2.

Think about question types rather than topics – advantages/disadvantages, discuss both sides (and sometimes give your view), opinion essay or agree/disagree, causes/problem/solution/result essays, and two-part essays. Practice all those with common topics to be confident in IELTS.

What are the most common topics in IELTS writing Task 2?

There are many examples to look at and it’s great to do practice tests. In general, common topics are related to work, education, social issues (citizenship, the elderly, government support, healthcare, transportation), technology, globalization, and the environment. Start with those!

How do you get 8 in writing Task 2?

Make sure your essay answer is well organized into paragraphs with a clear introduction and conclusion, topic sentences, and supporting arguments. You must use formal language, fully address the task and make hardly any grammar or word choice errors.

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100 IELTS Essay Topics for IELTS Writing

Let me start by saying that by far the best resource for authentic IELTS essay topics are the Cambridge 1 – 13 books. These are real past IELTS exam papers and, therefore, provide students with the highest quality questions for all parts of the test. However, what do you do if you have finished the Cambridge books? Or you struggle with one particular type of question and want a lot of that specific type of practise?

Well, until now, people have relied on questions that were “memorised” by test-takers(often incorrectly), or written by well-meaning teachers who have no specific education in test creation. As a result, many of the “IELTS questions” on the Internet are worded incorrectly. And, as a professional exam writer ( yes, I work creating academic exams for universities ), I know how damaging it can be if even one word in a question is changed.

So, today I am sharing my list of 100 IELTS writing topics. Some are taken from old exam papers, a few are from the Cambridge books, but most are from my own course .  More importantly, I can guarantee that each of these questions is as “authentic” as a question can be.  Have fun (and let me know your favourite question in the comments!) 

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IELTS Discuss Both Views and Give your Own Opinion Writing Topics

• Some people think that illegal Internet downloads are having a negative effect on the music   industry . Others feel that they have little or no impact on artists. Discuss both views and give your own opinion.
•   Some people think that exams are a good way of assessing a student’s level . Other people believe that they put unnecessary pressure on young learners and tell us very little about their actual ability.  Discuss both views and give your own opinion.
• Successful sportsmen can earn a great deal more than people in other important professions. Some people think this is fully justified while others think it is unfair. Discuss both views and give your own opinion.
• Some people feel that there should be a fixed punishment for each type of crime . Others feel that the circumstances of an offence should be taken into account when deciding on a punishment. Discuss both views and give your own opinion.
• Some people believe that all children should learn a foreign language  from the time they start school, while others believe it is better to wait until a child is at secondary school. Discuss both views and give your own opinion.
• Some people believe that in the near future there will be no borders between countries , while others feel that national borders will always remain. Discuss both views and give your own opinion.
• Some people feel that the cost of space exploration  is far too high for the benefits it brings while others argue that we space programmes should continue no matter what the cost. Discuss both views and give your own opinion.
• Some people believe that advertising has a strong effect on a person’s decision-making process. Others feel that it has little or no real impact. Discuss both views and give your own opinion.
• Some people believe that every human can create art . Other people think that art can only be created by people with special talents. Discuss both these views and give your own opinion.
• Some people feel that the media has the strongest impact on people’s lives . Others feel that it is politicians who have the most control over the way people lives. Discuss both views and give your own opinion.
• Some people feel that the primary function of a university should be to prepare students for the working world. Others argue that the purpose of a university education is to provide knowledge for knowledge’s sake. Discuss both views and give your own opinion.
• Some people think that the teenage years are the happiest times of most people’s lives . Others think that adult life brings more happiness in spite of greater responsibilities. Discuss both views and give your own opinion.
• Some people prefer to spend their lives doing the same things and avoiding change. Others, however, prefer to take risks and think that change is a positive thing. Discuss both views and give your own opinion.
• Some people think that boys and girls should attend school together . Others feel that they should be educated separately. Discuss both sides and give your own opinion.
• Some people feel that  global warming should be dealt with by governments. Others feel that it is the responsibility of individuals in society to solve the problem. Discuss both views and give your own opinion.
• Some people think that all university students should study whatever they like . Others believe that they should only be allowed to study subjects that will be useful in the future, such as those related to science and technology. Discuss both views and give your own opinion.
• Some people think that a sense of competition should be encouraged in children . Others believe that children who are taught to cooperate rather than compete become more useful adults. Discuss both views and give your own opinion.
• Some people think that economic development is the only way to end poverty  while others believe that it is causing damage to the environment and so should be stopped. Discuss both views and give your opinion.
• Some people think that new houses should be built in the same style as the older houses in an area . Others believe that the government should allow people to build houses in the style they want. Discuss both views and give your opinion.
• Some people like to spend their leisure time with their colleagues . Others think it is better to keep their private life separate from their work life. Discuss both views and give your opinion.

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  T o What Extent Do you Agree or Disagree Writing Topics

• University education s hould be free for all students. To what extent do you agree or disagree
• Men and women are capable of doing all jobs  equally well. To what extent do you agree or disagree?
• Some people believe that nowadays we have too much choice . To what extent do you agree or disagree?
• Advertising that targets children  should be banned from our televisions. To what extent do you agree or disagree?
• Some people say it is important to keep your home and your workplace tidy , with everything organised in the correct place. To what extent do you agree or disagree?
• In some countries it is common for school leavers to take a year off  between finishing school and starting university. To what extent do you agree or disagree with this practice?
• Open plan offices offer a better working environment for staff than a normal office. To what extent do you agree or disagree?
• Universities should accept equal numbers of male and female students  in every subject. To what extent do you agree or disagree?
• The recent popularity of online shopping will result in the end of high street shops. To what extent do you agree or disagree?
• International sporting events promote peace between countries. To what extent do you agree or disagree?
• Some people think it is a good thing for senior managers to have much higher salaries than the other workers in a company. To what extent do you agree or disagree?
• People who read for pleasure in their free time have a better imagination than those who prefer to watch TV. To what extent do you agree or disagree?
• Some people believe that children who are given pocket money every week have less problems managing money when they become adults. To what extent do you agree or disagree?
• Some people believe that eventually all jobs will be done by artificially intelligent robots . What is your opinion?
• Nowadays environmental problems are too big for individual countries or people to solve. We have reached the stage where we need cooperation on an international level to protect the environment. To what extent do you agree or disagree?
• Some people say that  a person’s success is as a direct result of the way they were brought up by their parents. Do you agree or disagree?
• Some people think that plastic shopping bags should be banned because they contribute to land and sea pollution. To what extent do you agree or disagree?
• Some people who have been in prison become good citizens later, and so it is often argued that these are the best people to talk to teenagers about the dangers of committing a crime. To what extent do you agree or disagree?
• Some people believe that children should be taught how to manage money at school. Do you agree or disagree?
• Some people believe that in order for a hobby to be enjoyable , it needs to be difficult. Do you agree or disagree?

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Best Way IELTS Essay Topics

•   One of the biggest problems facing the world today is growing enough food to feed the ever-expanding population .  Genetically Modified foods are the best way to solve this issue . To what extent do you agree or disagree?
•   The main cause of global warming   is pollution from cars.  To what extent do you agree or disagree?
• Playing computer games   only has negative effects on children.  To what extent do you agree or disagree
• The main reason for the high sale of consumer goods in today’s society is advertising .  To what extent do you agree or disagree?
• Good marketing is the key to running a successful business .  To what extent do you agree or disagree?
• The best way to tackle the problem of obesity   is to educate people about healthy eating.  To what extent do you agree or disagree?
• The most important factor in job satisfaction is salary .  To what extent do you agree or disagree?
• Many people use  customer reviews on the Internet to make decisions about what they  buy. A re customer reviews the most useful tool to use when making a purchase ?
• Many governments think that economic progress is their most important goal . Some people, however, think that other types of progress are equally important for a country.  Discuss both views and give your own opinion.
• Some people say that the only reason for learning a foreign language is in order to travel to or work in a foreign country . Others say that these are not the only reasons why someone should learn a foreign language.  Discuss both sides and give your own opinion.

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Cause / Problem / Solution IELTS Essay Topics

• The increase in the number of privately-owned cars is having a negative impact on both our towns and the environment .  What can individuals and the government do to reduce this problem?
• Many people play sport when they are young, but then stop when they become adults. Why do so many adults stop doing physical exercise ? What can be done to solve this problem?
• Fewer people today visit museums than in the past. Why is this? What can be done to encourage more people to visit museums in the future?
• Many animals today are being hunted to the point of extinction. What can be done to tackle this problem?
• In many countries today,  the average weight of people is increasing . What has led to this situation? What can be done to solve it?
• Global warming is one of the most serious issues facing the world today. What are some of the causes of global warming? What can governments and individuals do to solve the problem?
• The gap between the rich and poor  is growing. What difficulties does this cause? How can these problems be overcome?
• More people are stressed  today than ever before. What are the causes of this stress? What can be done to address this problem?
• Many young people today are leaving their homes in the countryside to move to cities . Why is this happening? What can be done to encourage young people to stay in rural areas?
• Many people today are choosing to stay in rented apartments rather than hotels  when they travel. What led to this change? What problems could it cause the travel industry?
• Children today spend a lot of time on social media . What potential problems could this cause and how could they be addressed?
• Many young people today will never be able to afford to buy a house . What has led to this situation? What can be done to remedy it?
• In many countries, the tradition of having family meals together is disappearing. Why is this happening? What will the effects of this be on the family and society?
• Nowadays we are producing more and more rubbish . Why do you think this is happening? What can the government do to help reduce this amount of rubbish produced?
• In many countries, the level of crime is increasing. What do you think are the main causes of crime? How can we deal with those causes?
• People today are spending more and more time outside of the home . What are the reasons for this trend? What effects is it having on individuals and society?
• In spite of the advances made in agriculture, many people around the world still go hungry . Why is this the case? What can be done about this problem?
• People today know fewer of their neighbours  than in the past. Why is this? What can be done to solve this problem?
• The quality of life in many large cities is currently becoming worse. Why is this? What measures can be introduced to tackle this issue?
• Many people have jobs that involve working shifts (i.e. working at night). What are some of the problems that shift workers might face? What can be done to solve them?

IELTS Advantages and Disadvantages Essay Topics

• Thanks to low-cost airlines , many people can travel abroad.  What advantages and disadvantages do tourists bring to the countries they visit?
• People today are able to take out loans from the bank or get a credit card very easily. What are the advantages and disadvantages of this practice?
• Many people use the Internet as their main educational resource . What are the advantages and disadvantages of this practice?
• In some countries, teenagers have part-time jobs while they are still at school. What benefits does this bring a child? Are there any drawbacks?
• Schools in some countries require their students to wear a uniform . What are the positives and negatives of this rule?

One of the most important things you should do in an IELTS essay is support your argument with relevant examples. But what are good examples for an IELTS essay ? – well, let me give you a clue: they do NOT include fake statistics and they are NOT personal! 

Outweigh Advantages and Disadvantages Essay Topics

• Being a celebrity – such as a film star or singer – brings problems as well as benefits. Do you think that being a celebrity brings more benefits or more problems?
• As a country develops, more people are able to purchase a car . Do you think that the positive for the individual outweigh the negatives for the environment?
• Many museums charge an admission fee  while others are free. Do you think that the advantages of charging admission to museums outweigh the disadvantages?
• Today, it is common to see famous sports people advertising sports products . Do the advantages of this trend outweigh the disadvantages?
• More and more people are choosing to eat ready-made meals rather than freshly cooked food. Does this trend have more advantages than disadvantages?

Positive or Negative Development IELTS Essay Topics

•   Many parents today employ private tutors   to teach their children after school hours.  Do you think this is a positive or negative development?
• Today, more people are waiting until their thirties to get married and have children .  Do you think this is a positive or negative development?
• In recent years, many small local shops have closed   because customers travel to large shopping centres or malls to do their shopping.  Do you think this is a positive or negative development?
• Countries are becoming more and more similar   because people are able to buy the same products anywhere in the world.  Do you think this is a positive or negative development?
• Nowadays  many people communicate using social media .  Do you think this is a positive or negative development?

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IELTS Direct Question Writing Topics

• Some students who perform badly at school   go on to have very successful lives as adults. What qualities are needed to do well at school? Are these the same qualities that help people succeed later in life?
• 100 years ago, it was felt that the human race was making progress in all areas of life . Nowadays, there is less certainty that this is the case. In what areas do you think that the most progress has been made so far?  In what area are more things needed to be done?
• Many people believe that globalisation is leading to the culture of individual countries being lost . What can be done to protect a society’s traditional values?
• Children often complain that history lessons are boring because they are about a past that is dead. How can schools bring history alive for pupils?
• Some people think that the government is responsible for looking after the elderly . Others believe that it should be family members. Who do you think should take responsibility?

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IELTS Two-Part Question Essay Topics

• More and more people today are moving from the countryside .  Why is this happening?  Do you think it is a positive or a negative development?
• People spend a major part of their adult life at work, and job satisfaction  is an important part of individual well-being. What contributes to a person feeling satisfied at work? How realistic is it for all people to feel satisfied?
• Many people have problems managing money . What skills does a person need to manage their money well? Who should teach children these skills?
• Technology has changed the way that people interact with each other. In what ways has technology changed the types of relationships that people make? Has this been a positive or negative development?
• Children have to be punished  to learn the difference between right and wrong. To what extent do you agree or disagree? What sort of punishments should parents be able to give their children?
• Thanks to developments in technology, many people today have lost basic skills such as how to repair clothes, etc. Why is this happening? Do you think that this is a negative development?
• Some people think that governments should try to reduce air traffic  by taxing it more heavily, Do you agree or disagree? What other methods could be used to reduce air traffic?
• Some people feel that schools should teach children how to become a good parent.  Do you agree or disagree with this opinion? What skills do people need to be a good parent?
• Nowadays, men’s sport is given far more attention in society than women’s sports. What are the reasons for this? Do you think this is a positive or a negative situation?
• Advances in technology mean that many people today work from home . What has led to this change? Is it a positive or negative development?

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Most people doing IELTS Writing Task 2 get stressed out about which IELTS essay topics they will face. They worry about getting an unfamiliar topic and not having any good ideas or enough vocabulary to complete the task.

This article will help you by giving you the most common IELTS essay topics  and showing you how to use these to get higher scores.

Why is it important to know the IELTS essay topics?

If you are familiar with the most common topics you will have a huge advantage because you will be better at two of the most important things:

• Thinking of relevant ideas

Idea Generation

Of all the things people worry about when doing Task 2 , not having enough ideas to complete the essay is normally top of the list. However, you should remember that IELTS is not a test of your knowledge, it is a test of your English. The examiners do not expect you to be an expert on the essay topic, they just want you to show that you can write clearly and persuasively in English.

You should also realise that IELTS is a global exam and when the writers of the exam are making the questions, their main concern is writing questions that can be understood by nearly everyone in the world. For example, common IELTS essay topics are education, crime and health. Everyone in the world has an opinion on these everyday topics and you need to understand that the examiners are not looking for the ‘best’ ideas, they are just looking for relevant ideas.

Let’s look at an example question on the topic of international aid:

Rich countries should help poorer countries when they suffer natural disasters. Do you agree?

You don’t have to think of the ‘best’ ideas, you just have to think of two ideas that are relevant to this question. Reasons why rich countries should help are:

• It is the morally correct thing to do.
• They have legal obligations under international law.
• Not helping will result in many deaths and suffering.
• They have more than enough money to do this.
• It is in their interests to do so for the peace and security of the world.
• Some of their own people might be involved in the disaster.
• Every rich country has a fund for disaster relief within their budget.
• They might suffer a disaster one day too and need help from the international community.

You obviously do not need to think of this many ideas and some of the ideas are better than others, but the point I am trying to make is that there are lots of ‘relevant’ ideas you could think of.

Despite this, you will obviously be more confident and be able to think of ideas more quickly if you are familiar with the common topics. Below I will show you how you can use the common IELTS essay topics to learn about the general topics and improve your English at the same time.

25% of your marks come from vocabulary and this is directly linked to IELTS essay topics. One of the main ways the examiner will judge your vocabulary is something called ‘topic-specific vocabulary’. The idea is that someone with a wide-ranging vocabulary should be able to talk about any of the common essay topics easily using words that are specific to that topic.

For example, if the question was the same as above, you would be expected to use words like ‘international aid’, ‘wealthy’, ‘developed’, ‘developing’, ‘earthquake’, ‘hurricane’, ‘relief fund’, ‘obligation’, ‘moral’ etc. These are words that you use specifically to talk about the essay topic. You don’t have to use these words, but they would help.

Therefore, the more familiar you are with the topic, the more ‘topic-specific’ vocabulary you will know and the higher your score will be. Knowing the most common IELTS essay topics allows you to focus on the most important vocabulary . Below I will show you the most common topics and some of the more important words you should know.

Are IELTS essay topics predictable?

Yes and no. You will obviously not be able to predict the exact topic that will come up. There are just too many to do this and it would be a very easy test if you knew what the exact topic was going to be.

However, there are between 10 common topics that come up more than others. You should focus on these first, especially if you don’t have much time before the test.

The most common IELTS essay topics are:

• Environment
• International Development
• Globalisation
• Public Transport
• Criminal Justice
• Youth Crime
• Government Spending
• Traditional Culture

I think that technology, health, education and the environment are the most important topics and will feature regularly in the future.

For more information on the most common topics, please visit my most common topics page .

How can I use the most common topics?

There are two main ways you can use the most common IELTS essay topics to your advantage. The first is to familiarise yourself with them while practising and improving your English and the second is to focus on topic-specific vocabulary.

Common Topic Familiarisation

If you are going to do well in the IELTS test you need to be using and exposing yourself to English every day. You should be reading, listening, writing and speaking in English as much as possible. You should make sure that if you are listening to or reading something in English you do it within the common topics. For example, you could listen to a podcast on technology one day and then read a newspaper report about education or health the next day. Most of the questions are on current topics, therefore staying up to date with what is happening in the world will really help you think of ideas.

For example, three of the biggest news stories of 2015 were the refugee crisis, terrorism and internet privacy issues. These topics have, unsurprisingly, already appeared on the IELTS writing paper this year.

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If you really want to get advanced, you could also try making up your own questions based on the news of the day and then give these questions to a study partner. This is something that I do with my classes. They go to a popular news site like the BBC and write a Task 2 question based on one of the stories they were reading about and then they give it to a classmate who does the essay for homework.

Vocabulary – Notebook

There are two things you can do here: start a vocabulary notebook and focus on key topic-specific vocabulary.

As mentioned above, you should be listening to and reading English as much as possible before your test. This will not only improve your listening and reading skills but will, more importantly, expand your vocabulary.

When you are reading or listening you will always notice words that you don’t know. Most students simply look these up immediately in the dictionary and then forget about them. I think this is a total waste of time because the words do not stay in your head and you never use them again. A much better thing to do is to start a vocabulary notebook. This is the single most effective way to improve your vocabulary. Follow the steps below:

• Buy a notebook that you will only use for vocabulary.
• When you see or hear a new word try to guess the meaning from the context of the sentence or paragraph. This step is very important because it is an essential skill to develop and will help you remember the words.
• Check the meaning after you have guessed it in the dictionary.
• Note the new word and the definition in your vocabulary notebook.
• Pronunciation
• Review the list of words and test yourself on these words after one week, two weeks, one month and two months. Soon you will have expanded your vocabulary dramatically.

You can also do this by using apps like Memrise  to record and review vocabulary.

Vocabulary- Topic Specific Words

As mentioned above, one of the ways in which the examiner judges your vocabulary is how many topic-specific words you use. Learning these words before the exam for the most common essay topics should help you get a higher vocabulary score.

However, one of the worst things you could do is simply learn a list of words and insert them into your essay. This is not how good vocabulary works and the examiners are trained to spot this. Your focus should always be on accuracy i.e. using words correctly. Because of this I advise my students to use the 100% rule.

You should never use any word or phrase in IELTS essays if you are not 100% sure about it. By 100% I mean that you are sure about its:

• Collocations

If you are not 100% sure about the things above, then do not use it. If you do, you will probably get it wrong and this will lower your band score.

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Below are some keywords and phrases for the three most common IELTS Task 2 essay topics:

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Ideas for IELTS Essays

Generating ideas for IELTS writing task 2 is often daunting for candidates preparing for the test.

There is a fear that a question will come up that you cannot answer because you know nothing about it. There is also a worry that the questions are geared towards Western orientated topics.

Below you'll get some insight into exactly what the examiner is looking for when they mark your essay so you know what you really need to have in mind when you think of ideas for IELTS writing. 

Also you'll get some tips on what you can do to help you come up with ideas for IELTS writing topics. 

What ideas for IELTS does the examiner want to see?

Many candidates tend to think that the examiner is looking for the best possible ideas that answer the question, and that they will award higher band scores for this.

Actually this is not true. There is nothing in the grading system that the examiner uses that assesses how clever your ideas are or to  knock off points if s/he thinks they are too boring or uninteresting. 

What is important is the  relevancy  of the ideas. 

This means that they must answer the question that you have been asked. They must also of course be properly explained through further support.

Once you come up with some ideas you should use what you think are the best ones, but the important point about this is that you should not waste so much time at the beginning trying trying to come up with what you think is going to be the best idea to impress the examiner to the point that you have too little time to write a good essay.

With only 40 minutes to plan and write the essay there is not the time to do this. There is no point if you then don't finish the essay or have poor grammar because you are rushing to finish it.

As long as your ideas answer the question and you can explain and justify them, that is fine. 

What if the question is not relevant to my country?

Another concern of candidates is that as the exam is written in the UK and Australia, it will be questions related to Western countries and not the country or culture that they come from.

This should not be the case as the writers of the test are aware that most people taking the test are from other countries and cultures. 

The questions are designed to be general in nature and based on topics and issues that are relevant to most countries around the world. 

If you take a look at the latest IELTS writing topics , you'll see that most are quite general topics that should be relevant to most countries.

Very occasionally a topic may come up that is possibly not as relevant to your country as it may be for some others, but if this is the case you have to think about the fact that examiners are not looking for perfect ideas. 

It's how you explain and support them that is key so you have to use the knowledge that you do have. 

What strategies can I use to come up with ideas for IELTS?

Next we'll look at some strategies you can use to come up with ideas for IELTS essays.

1. Reading around relevant topics

You can broaden your knowledge of potential ideas for IELTS by reading around the kinds of topics that come up in IELTS.

You should be doing this anyway as you want to  improve your reading skills and also your ability to have knowledge for the speaking test too.

Questions connected in some way to the following topics are fairly common in the exam:

• Health, Diet and Fitness
• Globalisation
• Work and Unemployment
• Crime, the Law, and Criminal Justice
• Children and Families
• Technological Development and Change
• The Environment
• Public Transport
• Advertising

But these are quite broad topics so the questions will be directed to a particular aspect related to these topics. But keeping up-to-date with what is going on in the world by reading international newspapers or magazines will help.

A good way though to find out more about the specific issues related to these broad topics that come up is by looking at old essay questions and sample answers. 

To do this, check out our IELTS Sample Essays .

As an example, on this IELTS sample essay page, if you look you'll see a number of essays related to 'Children and Families':

• Family Size
• Having Children Later in Life
• Family Closeness
• Living Alone

Read the essay but also go into an internet search engine such as google and find some articles on the topic. Search for things such as " reasons for living alone ", " advantages and disadvantages of living alone ".

Remember this is all reading practice, so even if the topic does not come up you are still developing your reading ability and your critical thinking skills, both of which will help you with IELTS.

Note also that there are also topics that will never come up, and these are ones connected to religion, politics and war. So you don't need to research about these.  

2. Brainstorming Ideas

Brainstorming and planning is something that is covered in this IELTS writing task 2 lesson:

• Brainstorming and Planning

Brainstorming is when you write down any ideas that come into your head about a particular question or topic. At first you are not dismissing any, you just write them down however good or bad they seem.

You then select which ones are the best. For an IELTS essay you will usually only need around four ideas to answer a question, as with it being such a short essay, two are usually enough to provide support in one body paragraph. 

The important thing to remember again is that you are not getting marked on the ideas themselves (as long as they answer the question) but the way in which you present them in terms of coherency, cohesion and grammar. 

3. Ask 'why' questions

Another way to come up with ideas for IELTS writing is to turn the essay question into shorter questions and ask other questions to develop the ideas further. 

This is an excellent way to not only develop ideas but also to develop support for you ideas as it helps to focus your thoughts. This can mostly be done by developing ' why? ' questions.

Let look at an example essay question to illustrate this. This is a recent IELTS essay question from 

People living in the 21st century generally have better quality of lives than people born in earlier centuries. 

To what extent do you agree or disagree?

So turn this into some simple questions to focus you on an answer:

Why is life better?

• People are healthier.

Why are they healthier?

• Because of more access to medicine.
• Greater access to cleaner water and safer food.

By thinking like this you can start to come up with ideas and develop them into paragraphs.

You don't really have time though to start writing out all these question. This is just a way to develop or train the way your mind works when you look at an essay question.

So when you next look at a question, try asking yourself 'why?' and may help you start to develop ideas and extent them.

Summing it Up

So these are all potential ways for you to develop ideas for IELTS. Remember as always it's a very personal thing, so do what is most suitable for you.

But the key thing to remember and take away from this is that you are not getting marked on how amazing your ideas are.

Someone who comes up with a boring idea but who explains it well and uses good grammar and organisation is going to get a better score than someone who thinks of a great idea but can't explain it properly or presents it badly.

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Ideas for IELTS essay topics by Liz

نام کتاب: Ideas for IELTS essay topics by Liz

نویسنده: Elizabeth Liz

تاریخ انتشار: 2019

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نقد و بررسی کتاب Ideas for IELTS essay topics by Liz

مطمئن باشید که ایده های خانم لیز برای رایتینگ آیلتس تسک 2 کمک زیادی به شما می کند. یک مشکل مشترک بسیار بزرگ برای داوطلبین، ایده‌های رایتینگ تسک 2 آیلتس است. شاید دلیل آن استرس و عدم خلاقیت کافی باشد. اگر در فکر کردن برای نوشتن رایتینگ مشکل دارید، احتمالاً بخاطر سیستم آموزشی ایران است که  فقط حفظ کردن روش اصلی کسب نمره بالا بوده است .

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بیشتر داوطلبین دچار استرس و اضطراب می‌شوند، زیرا  فقط 5 دقیقه فرصت دارند تا رایتینگ خود را برنامه ریزی و تحلیل کنند ، اما این مسئله با تمرین قابل حل است. خواندن داستانهای خبری و گوش دادن به پادکست‌ها بر اساس مباحث رایج آیلتس، روش خوبی برای بدست آوردن ایده پردازی در رایتینگ آیلتس است.  Ideas for IELTS essay topics by Liz pdf دانلود  یک فرصت عالی برای شما است.

معمولاً ساده‌ترین و واضح‌ترین ایده‌ها بهترین هستند، بنابراین  لازم نیست راجع به موضوعاتی حرف بزنید که تابحال هیچکس به آن نپرداخته  است.  برای دیدن سایت رسمی Liz اینجا کلیک کنید.

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همانطور که میدانیم، واژگانی که در رایتینگ و اسپیکینگ آیلتس باید به کار گرفته شود، بایستی «مرتبط به موضوع» باشند تا دانش واژگانی به آستانه نمره ۷ برسد. از سوی دیگر، یکی از مشکلات و شکایات متداول زبان آموزان ایرانی، نداشتن ایده و عدم توانایی در ایده پردازی در اسپیکینگ و به خصوص رایتینگ آیلتس است که موجب کسب نمره‌های پایین در  task response  می‌شود. دانلود کتاب ideas for ielts essay topics

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کتابی که امروز سایت زبان زندی در اختیار شما قرار داده است، تیری است که دو هدف را نشانه رفته است : هم تقویت ایده پردازی و طوفان ذهنی (برین استورمینگ) در انواع موضوعات مختلف و هم ارتقای حداکثری نمره «دانش واژگانی» از طریق ارائه واژگان و اصطلاحات و کالوکیشن ‌های مرتبط به موضوع.

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100+ Popular IELTS Essay Topics

One popular English test for individuals who wish to study or work in an English-speaking nation but do not speak the language as their first language is the International English Language Testing System (IELTS). The Writing element of the IELTS exam, which requires applicants to write essays on various themes, is one of the most crucial sections. To assist you in preparing for this section, we've put up a lengthy list of more than 200 IELTS essay ideas that address a variety of IELTS writing task 2 subjects.

Now, let's look at these topics, arranged into categories for your convenience.

Topics for an IELTS Essay on Culture and Tradition

• In the midst of the quick changes taking place in today's society, people place importance on maintaining their cultural traditions.
• How does commercialization affect the legitimacy of cultural practices?
• Do you think that using cultural activities as tourist attractions to get money eventually results in their extinction?
• The only way certain traditions may be maintained is if they are used for commercial gain. How do you feel about this point of view?
• How much funding should be set aside by governments to preserve and protect cultural heritage?
• Is it appropriate for governments to devote a larger percentage of their spending to enhancing public services? Kindly clarify your stance.
• Do you think it is justified to demolish the monuments and build new ones?
• To what degree does the expenditure of extra funds on monument upkeep result in noteworthy advantages?
• Do you agree or disagree that modern technology is contributing to the rise of a global monoculture?
• How much does technology help to maintain cultural variety, or does it undermine it?
• The topic of discussion is the value of cultural diversity in human civilization and whether there would be more benefits to a single global culture.
• What methods may people and groups use to make sure that their cultural customs are passed on to the next generation?
• Research has been done on how cultural traditions affect a person's identity and morals.
• Is it feasible for cultural customs to become outmoded and irrelevant in today's world? Please support your response with specific examples.
• Can people fully embrace the traditions and rituals of a culture that is different from their own? What difficulties might they run into?

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Topics for the IELTS Essay on Environment

• Certain individuals maintain the notion that the most effective way to address global environmental issues is to raise the cost of fuel. What position do you take on the issue?
• Several animal species are currently in danger of becoming extinct due to things like deforestation, illicit hunting, and habitat degradation.
• In your opinion, what are the main obstacles that industrialized countries have had to overcome to become prominent contributors to the global warming phenomenon?
• What are some possible tactics that governments can use to lessen the effects of climate change?
• The country's overpopulation problem has become a major worry, resulting in the emergence of a number of consequential.
• The issue at hand concerns whether or whether the government should impose strict limits on the distribution of fresh water, considering that it is a limited resource.
• The world's main energy source today is fossil fuels. In some countries, the use of renewable energy sources is gradually replacing the use of fossil fuels.
• Who bears the primary responsibility for solving environmental issues—individuals, governments, and big businesses—or are all three parties equally responsible?
• What are the benefits and drawbacks of using nuclear energy instead of fossil fuels?
• Is it possible to achieve sustainable development, or are environmental preservation and economic expansion incompatible?
• This essay will look at the consequences of deforestation on the environment and provide ways to lessen those effects.
• What is the appropriate incentive level for people to adopt eco-friendly habits like taking public transportation or reducing their meat intake?
• How can the community reduce plastic waste and encourage recycling? What part should businesses play in this effort?
• The use of electric cars (EVs) has become more popular to lower greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions and air pollution.
• Should governments provide more money for the improvement of public transportation networks to reduce the number of privately owned cars on the road?

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IELTS Essay Topics on Media

• The tendency for violence in society has been proven to be significantly influenced by how violence is portrayed in the media.
• Upsetting events, including armed wars, food shortages, incidents, and criminal activity, make up the majority of news coverage.
• Is there a perception that the media mistreats celebrities, or is this viewed as an inevitable result of their higher status?
• In what ways has the media unintentionally exposed young people to violence and negatively impacted their development?
• How do you feel about media companies' misleading advertising techniques?
• How do modern kids see the influence of computer games? Does it help their growth or make things worse for them?
• There are others who maintain the opinion that professional athletes are paid significantly more than people in other important professions.
• How much does advertising affect consumer behaviour by encouraging pointless purchases rather than offering insightful details on cutting-edge goods that improve people's lives?
• Crime novels and TV crime dramas are becoming more and more popular all over the world. What elements play a part in this tendency that has been noticed?
• Do media outlets view it as their duty to promote ethnic diversity and representation in their content?
• The introduction of social media has resulted in notable changes to the way people interact with news and information.
• Is it appropriate for governments to impose regulations on the accuracy and substance of news and information shared on social media platforms?
• The social ramifications of "fake news" and how it affects media outlets' credibility will be discussed in this article.
• Do you think the media ought to cover social and political issues objectively?
• Research has been done on the effects of free online content availability on traditional media outlets like newspapers and magazines.

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IELTS Essay Topics Related to Education

• What are some possible approaches to tackling the issue of educational inequality amongst economically developed countries?
• Should educational establishments think about dropping music and art courses from their curricula in favour of more applied courses like computer technology?
• Is education considered a basic right, and should it be available to everyone, regardless of their financial situation, without exception?
• There are differing perspectives on the main advantages of a university education. This assignment calls for the presentation of a personal opinion together with a consideration of several points of view.
• Is it better to incorporate educational activities into kids' free time or to reserve them for unstructured play and relaxation?
• This essay aims to compare and contrast coeducational schools with single-sex schools, highlighting their advantages and disadvantages.
• There is a viewpoint among some people that the traditional teaching style is better than an approach to teaching that incorporates experience learning. What position do you take on the issue?
• Considering the personal benefits of a university degree, should individuals bear the full cost of their education instead of society as a whole?
• Is it a good use of taxpayer dollars to teach computer literacy to those 65 years of age and older? Please share your thoughts.
• What are the causes of the current decline in university students' preference for science courses across many nations? What effects does this trend have on society?

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IELTS Essay Topics on Society

• The majority of societies have a high rate of homelessness. How much do you agree with the stated percentage?
• More and more modern women choose not to get married, citing their desire for financial independence as their reason. How much do you agree or disagree with this point of view?
• The advantages and disadvantages of globalization are multifaceted. Please list the key benefits and drawbacks as you see them, and then explain.
• Is it necessary to maintain traditional lifestyles while contemporary civilization develops?
• There has been a discernible trend in recent times for people to move from rural to urban locations.
• The value of introducing the next generation to history from all cultures and backgrounds cannot be overstated.
• There is variation in the ways that people spend their money. Is this spending considered a wasteful use of money or a necessary social obligation?
• Is it realistic to expect that national boundaries will disappear in the near future, or will they remain in place indefinitely?
• Do people generally feel happier while they are teenagers, or are there happier times in adulthood, even with more responsibilities?
• In terms of societal worth, do those who come up with original ideas contribute more than those who copy others?
• Is it better for parents to grant every wish their kids make?
• How technology affects workers and their ability to balance work and personal life, particularly with regard to the ability to work remotely.
• How much of a negative impact do social networking sites have on people and society as a whole?
• Can offering free education for six years in underdeveloped countries possibly significantly lower poverty and improve basic literacy skills?
• Does patriotism serve as a preventive measure against dishonest politicians seizing power and starting domestic battles, or does it mostly contribute to international conflicts?

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IELTS Essay Topics for Food and Eating Habits

• Chemical additives and preservatives are frequently found in processed foods and prepared meals. In what ways might this be advantageous, and do the benefits outweigh the drawbacks?
• The incidence of childhood obesity has become a major problem. What do you think are the underlying causes of this problem, and are there any feasible solutions to address it?
• As modern society moves so quickly, many people have started replacing traditional meals with fast food. What are the advantages of this trend that outweigh its disadvantages?
• There is curiosity about the impact that the media's portrayal of a thin ideal for women has on society, particularly with regard to body image and self-esteem.
• Some people argue that fast food ought to be outlawed to lessen the possible negative effects of consuming it daily.
• Fast food is becoming more and more accessible and affordable in many countries. Does this phenomenon have more negative aspects than positive ones?
• How much of the consumption of junk food may be attributed to the main cause of the unhealthy lives that young people in the modern world lead?
• Is it appropriate for governments to think about imposing extra levies on food and drink items with high sugar content?
• Given the rising prevalence of child obesity, this investigation explores the methods that society might use to address the issue of children's poor food choices and sedentary habits.
• How much has the general well-being of children been affected by changes in their diets and habits over the course of multiple generations?

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IELTS Essay Topics on Communication and Personality

• A growing tendency is for people and organizations to prefer technology communication methods over in-person contact.
• Do you think achieving success after completing formal education or academic performance during one's educational path has more relevance in life?
• How much do you agree that in-person communication will become outdated in the future?
• An increasing proportion of people in today's culture indicate they would rather communicate online than through face-to-face engagement.
• How much has the use of informal language and shortened communication styles in modern text messaging led to a decline in spelling and grammar skills?
• Do modern celebrities—especially those who post on Instagram and TikTok—become more well-known for their lavish lifestyles than for their achievements, and does this have an impact on the kids who look up to them?
• Is it best for people to have a strict division between their personal and professional lives, or is it acceptable for co-workers to enjoy themselves together in society?
• The emergence of contemporary technology has greatly expedited the acquisition of copyrighted books and music, which raises relevant considerations.
• Why do certain kids use smartphones so much, what are the causes for this, and how do you assess the positive or negative effects of this behaviour?
• Is it necessary for people to take risks in both their personal and professional lives or should they prioritize being cautious?
• Nowadays, hunting is driving many animals to extinction. What steps may be taken to address this issue?
• Nowadays, the average weight of people is rising in several countries. What brought about this predicament? How can this be resolved?
• The wealth disparity between rich and poor is widening. What challenges does this bring about? How can these issues be resolved?
• Nowadays, more people than ever before are under stress. What stresses me out, and why? What steps may be taken to solve this issue?
• Kids these days are on social media a lot. What possible issues would this raise, and how might they be resolved?

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IELTS Essay Topics about Crime and Punishment

• Addressing the rising criminal activity rates presents difficulties for several nations. To what degree do you agree?
• A proposal has been made to substitute community service for jail time for particular types of criminals. How much do you agree with this specific point of view?
• How much of the decline in crime rates has been attributed to technology?
• What disadvantages or restrictions are connected to the increasing trend of higher adolescent crime rates in particular societies?
• Is there a connection between a nation's general crime rate declining and a greater police presence?
• Studies show that a sizable fraction of young criminals experienced abuse at home from their parents. Consider the implications of this occurrence.
• Several researches have shown a favourable relationship between a lower socioeconomic status and a higher likelihood of participating in criminal activity. How do you feel about this assessment?
• One very important topic is the role of stable family structures in a country's efforts to reduce crime.
• Is the major strategy for reducing traffic accidents the imposition of harsh fines for driving infractions, or are other steps necessary?
• Should society focus on improving educational opportunities or is incarceration the most effective way to address the problem of criminality?
• Children who use computer games only have negative effects. How much do you agree or disagree with that?
• Advertising is primarily to blame for the increasing sales of consumer items in today's society. How much do you agree or disagree with this?
• The secret to operating a successful business is effective marketing. How much do you agree or disagree with this?
• The best approach to combat obesity is to promote healthy eating among the populace. How much do you agree or disagree with this?
• Salary is the most significant determinant of job satisfaction. How much do you agree or disagree with this?

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Additional IELTS Essay Topics You Should Not Ignore

• Our increasing reliance on mobile phoneshas disrupted our social lives.
• Should people emphasize asking elder people for guidance instead of younger people?
• The issue at hand concerns whether society's increasing reliance on mobile phones is a positive or negative development.
• Is it necessary or superfluous for employees to wear uniforms to work?
• When was the last time you lived apart from your parents? Please give a brief description of your current living situation, followed by a discussion of its advantages and disadvantages.
• There is a difference in people's choices for their career path. Some people tend to be more inclined to stick with one job for the duration of their lives, whereas others are more likely to change careers.
• Research is being done on the effects of illegal internet downloads on the music industry, specifically on musicians.
• Does the amount of time people spend reading for pleasure correlate with the level of creativity that people who watch television, for the most part, have?
• How can educational establishments improve the level of student participation in history classes?
• Why do more and more people opt to put off getting married and starting a family until their thirties, and what are the possible ramifications of this trend?
• If you had to travel through an urban setting, which would you rather use for transportation—a car or a bicycle?
• What is your inclination regarding employment: small businesses or giant corporations?
• Do you agree that the best way to reduce traffic congestion is to provide free public transportation that is available around the clock?
• Is music regarded as the universal language of people, and if so, how much do you agree with this statement?
• How the spread of virtual currencies has affected the financial system, and how desirable is it overall?

Parting thoughts,

One of the main components of the test is the IELTS Writing Task, which assesses your ability to express ideas, assess arguments, and compose coherently. You can gain a lot of knowledge about the kind of questions you might be asked and how to respond to them by reading this blog's articles on a variety of essay themes. Remember to rehearse frequently, develop a concise essay format, and concentrate on fulfilling the task's particular requirements.

Your chances of performing well on the IELTS Writing Task will be significantly increased with proper preparation and practice, regardless of the topic you choose to write about—culture, the environment, education, or anything else.

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Ideas For IELTS Topics [PDF] Free

Ideas For IELTS Topics Simon  is one of the materials sold on Mr. Simon’s website. In this article, let’s analyze this document, see if it’s good.

In the process of studying IELTS, of course, you have heard somewhere about Mr. Simon. You can refer to the introduction to IELTS Simon in IELTS Writing Simon to know more about the teacher.

In  IELTS Writing Task 2 , you will often feel stuck in coming up with ideas to write about and how to expand your perspective while writing. To help students solve this problem, Mr. Simon has come up with this ebook, which will partly help you prepare better in the writing test.

Ideas For IELTS Topics  is a book that summarizes most of the social topics covered in IELTS Writing Task 2, these topics often appear in discussion questions in Task 2.

In each topic in this book, Mr. Simon will give ideas related to that topic, such as opinions, advantages…

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Book contents.

The book consists of 24 topics, in each issue, Simon will introduce ideas you can use for your writing in common problems such as agree and disagree, advantage and disadvantage, opinions, etc.

In this book, Mr. Simon will give ideas on topics we often encounter in the form of articles such as advantages/disadvatages, Discussion…

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Because it only provides ideas and vocabulary to write, those who want to use this book should already have a good command of English along with good writing skills. If you are starting to learn  IELTS  or have lost the basics of English, you should only refer to this book and combine it with other books that focus on basic skills.

Because this ebook only gives relevant ideas & vocabulary, it doesn’t say how to write, so this book will hardly be suitable for those new to IELTS Writing. This book will be best for those who already have a certain amount of knowledge about  IELTS Writing,  or who have learned through the IELTS Writing Simon Course Videos.

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One thing to note is that you should not study this book in order. Since it contains a lot of topics, studying like that will confuse you immediately.

The best way to use it is once you do a Writing article, please search the table of contents, find vocabulary/ideas according to the topic you are writing and then list it out to learn, so it will be easier to remember & remember longer.

You should follow these steps:

• When reading the title, please write 1 article according to your ideas
• Then search the table of contents according to the book Ideas for IELTS Topics Simon, get ideas and plan for a new lesson
• Write a new lesson according to Mr. Simon’s thoughts – compare that idea with your ideas in the first lesson.
• Try to remember the good points in these ideas.
• If you have more than 1 idea on a topic, you should apply as many articles as possible.

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