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IELTS Checklist

This document provides a checklist for IELTS essay writing that covers task response, coherence and cohesion, lexical resource, grammatical range and accuracy, and writing process. It prompts the writer to check if their essay meets requirements like being 250-325 words, clearly identifying the task, using paragraphs with topic sentences, varying vocabulary and sentence structures, and spending adequate time planning, writing, and checking their work. The writer is also asked to note any mistakes they found.

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IELTS Checklist

This document provides a checklist for IELTS essay writing that covers task response, coherence and cohesion, lexical resource, grammatical range and accuracy, and writing process. It prompts the writer to check if their essay meets requirements like being 250-325 words, clearly identifying the task, using paragraphs with topic sentences, varying vocabulary and sentence structures, and spending adequate time planning, writing, and checking their work. The writer is also asked to note any mistakes they found.

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Dominic Coles IELTS Blog

www.dcielts.com

IELTS Essays - checklist


Task response Have I written between 250 and 325 words? Do I clearly identify the task in the introduction? Do I state my position in the introduction and conclusion? Does each paragraph relate to the task? yes/no proof

Coherence and cohesion Have I used paragraphs? Is there a clear introduction, main argument and conclusion? Does each paragraph have a clear topic sentence? Have I used examples and reasons? Do my sentences link together? Have I used punctuation?

yes/no

proof

Lexical resource Have I repeated the the wording of the question? Are there any words I repeat consistently? Have I used some academic vocabulary? Have I used vocabulary specic to the topic of the question?

yes/no

proof

Grammatical range and accuracy Have I checked spelling? Have I checked my verb tenses? Are my sentences between 15 and 25 words long?

yes/no

proof

Dominic Coles IELTS Blog


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Writing process How long did I spend planning? How long did I spend writing? How long did I spend checking?

My Mistakes

Type

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