IELTS WRITING TASK 1 TIPS,

TRICKS AND SECRETS WITH

SAMPLE
NOVEMBER 17, 2014 DX SCHOOL 1 COMMENT

IELTS Writing Task 1 is easy part of IELTS exam. Its very common to
score well in Task 1. Here is few tips, tricks and secrets to Ace in
both IELTS Academic Writing Task 1 and IELTS General Training Task
1. For Writing Task 1 You need to write a minimum 150 words Essay on
the basis of given table, chart, graph (pie, line or bar graph), or process.

IELTS Writing Task 1

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Tabula rasa: An absence of preconceived ideas or predetermined goals;
a clean slate. (The team did not have complete freedom and a tabula
rasa from which to work.)
Rhetoric: the art of using speech to persuade.
Exotic: Introduce from abroad
Bizarre: Strange, Wild, unusual, Eccentric

Word

Synonyms

Advantage

Boon, Odds

Disadvantage

drawback, handicap, hindrance,

detriment

Good

Marvelous, Gnarly,

Beginning

Lay foundation for, trigger, prelude,

rudiment

End

Borderline, cusp, nib / neb,

Significantly

Markedly

In order to

So as to / so as not to

Consumtion

Decay, shallowing, expendatour

IELTS Writing Task 1: Tips You Need To Know

AGREEMENT:

Furthermore, moreover, additionally, in

accordance with, accordingly, in
agreement, finally, for instance, for
example, in exemplification,
exemplifying that, factually speaking,
and so forth, looking at the nexus
between, in coordination with, along
those lines, collectively speaking,
indeed, undoubtedly, obviously, to be
sure.

CONTRAST:

However, in contrast, on the contrary,in

comparison, To put it into perspective,
from a different angle, while,
nonetheless, nevertheless, a catch to
this is, as a hindrance, looking at the
holdups

RESULT:

As a result, as a consequence,
consequently, hence, thereby, finally, in
the overall analysis, in hindsight, in
retrospect, retrospectively, vicariously,
the long term effect, as a short term
result, significantly, as a major effect,
effectively, heretofore, hereafter,
thereafter, in short, generally, over all,
concluding

First(ly) , initiallySecond(ly)
etc.to , begin with then
After this/that
Following this/that
Sequence
ObviouslyCertainly
Plainly
Of course
Undoubtedly
Certainty
IfUnless
Weather
Provided that
Depending on
Condition
Example

For instanceFor example

In particular
Such as
Namely

To illustrate

Owing to, due to, because

ofThe reason why
In other words
Leads to
Reason