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A2
Welcome to My Town
Write a short text for a visitors' website about your town: where it is, what to see, where to eat and a local tip.
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B1
Article: A Place I Always Go Back To
Write a magazine article about a place you love: what it's like, what you do there and why it matters to you.
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B1
City or Countryside? Where Would You Rather Live?
Write a short opinion essay comparing life in a city and in the countryside, and say where you would rather live and why.
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B2
Should Public Transport Be Free?
Write a for-and-against essay on free public transport, using two given notes and an idea of your own, and reach a clear conclusion.
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B2
IELTS Task 1 Line Graph: Cycling in Three Cities
Describe how daily bicycle journeys changed in three cities over 24 years, including two cities overtaking a third.
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B2
IELTS General Training Letter: Complaint About Road Works
Write a formal letter to the local council about noisy road works near your home, explaining the effect and asking for action.
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B2
IELTS Task 2 Problem and Solution: Traffic Congestion
Explain the causes of traffic congestion in cities and propose practical solutions in a well-organised essay.
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B2
Describe and Explain: Chaos at the Station
Describe the busy station platform in the picture, use the information on the departure board, and speculate about how the people are feeling and what they might do next.
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C1
Proposal: Bringing an Empty Building Back to Life
Write a proposal for the town council on how to use an empty building in the centre, persuading them your idea serves the whole community.
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C1
A Formal Letter to the City Council About Cycling
Write a formal letter to the city council supporting a new cycle lane while raising concerns about how it is planned.
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C1
IELTS Task 2 Discussion: City or Countryside for Children?
Discuss both views on whether children are better off growing up in a city or in the countryside, and give your own opinion.
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C1
Letter to the Editor: Banning Cars From the City Centre
Respond to a newspaper article about banning cars from the city centre with a persuasive, well-argued letter.