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IELTS WRITING NOTES

The document provides useful phrases and vocabulary for various tasks related to writing and speaking, including expressions for describing increases, comparisons, and rankings. It also includes synonyms for terms related to adequacy, enjoyment, and social issues, along with common topics such as health, education, relationships, and government responsibilities. The phrases aim to enhance communication skills and provide clarity in expressing ideas.

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IELTS WRITING NOTES

The document provides useful phrases and vocabulary for various tasks related to writing and speaking, including expressions for describing increases, comparisons, and rankings. It also includes synonyms for terms related to adequacy, enjoyment, and social issues, along with common topics such as health, education, relationships, and government responsibilities. The phrases aim to enhance communication skills and provide clarity in expressing ideas.

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USEFUL PHRASES

TASK 1

●​ There was a significant increase in the


number of cars.
ADJ + NOUN
●​ The number of cars experienced (= underwent)
a significant increase.

●​ The figures increased significantly by 10%


VERB + ADVERB ●​ The percentage of body fat dropped sharply
to 15%

●​ A was 10% higher than B


COMPARISON
●​ A was twice as much as B

GIVING FIGURES ●​ The number of cars produced in Europe was 15


(no timeline) tonnes. ​ ​

●​ America was the country with the highest


RANKING
number of carbon emissions.
TASK 2

ENOUGH sufficient, adequate

NOT ENOUGH insufficient, inadequate, lack

TOO MUCH excessive, overwhelming

entertainment, pastime, leisure, derive pleasure


HAVE FUN
from, satisfaction

youngsters, children, the youth, the young, the


CHILDREN
young generation, adolescents

people from disadvantaged background,


POOR PEOPLE
destitute people, impoverished people

TRY TO strive to, make efforts to, thrive

offer, contribute to, lead to, facilitate, enable,


GOOD CAUSE
allow, adopt, foster, nurture

BAD CAUSE hinder, hamper, obstruct, prevent

a multitude of, a host of, a variety of


A LOT
numerous, various, multiple ​
COMMON TOPICS: ideas and phrases to use

●​ suffer from severe health conditions


PHYSICAL HEALTH such as cancer, heart disease, fatigue,
…

MENTAL HEALTH PROBLEMS ●​ anxiety, depression

●​ equip students with essential skills


such as communication and
problem-solving skills, which prepare
them for joining the workforce
●​ dedicate time and effort to Ving/ N
SCHOOL & WORK
●​ lose motivation
●​ create distraction and reduce
productivity
●​ dissatisfactory performance
●​ studious >< lethargic

●​ strengthen the bond between


children and parents
●​ create a sense of belonging and
community

●​ Lack of human interaction can lead


SOCIAL RELATIONSHIP to isolation and loneliness
●​ Technology can strain relationships:
Công nghệ có thể làm rạn nứt mối
quan hệ
●​ transcend geographical barriers: vượt
qua khoảng cách địa lý

●​ This can place a financial burden on


MONEY family members
●​ Boost the economy
●​ Create job opportunities, reduce
unemployment rates/ poverty
→ Improve life quality

●​ Without collective efforts from all


members of the society,
GOVERNMENT or INDIVIDUAL
environmental protection is not
sustainable.

●​ Monetary support should be allocated


to public services as there exist more
GOVERNMENT invest in A or B
serious problems regarding
healthcare and subsistence

●​ public transport: affordable,


environmentally friendly, unhygienic,
lack of privacy, unpunctuality
●​ private transport: more flexible and
proactive, more comfort, more reliable

TRAFFIC for emergency cases

●​ Thoroughfares = roads, streets


●​ Travel safety = road safety
●​ Reduce mortality rates
●​ peak hours = rush hours

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