【61-150天】雅思考试大作文指南.doc

雅思作文的时间要求对绝大多数考生来说是很紧迫的,因此很多人拿到考卷就是扫一下题目就匆匆动笔。可是你真的读懂题目了吗?你真的知道题目要求你写什么了吗?如果没搞清楚就贸然下笔,就算你英语再好,词汇再准确,文采再飞扬,离题十万八千里绝对会让你fail没商量!快速来看看下面这篇文章,让你不要辜负了自己辛辛苦苦的准备工作哦~
Understanding the task in IELTS essays
Perhaps the number 1 rule in IELTS writing is to answer the question. This may sound obvious, but it is surprising how many candidates fail to get it right. Even though their English may be high quality, they won’t get the grade they need if their IELTS essay doesn’t address the question.
:回答问题!没有回答题目问题的作文不会拿高分。
Topics and questions 首先,确定什么是主题和什么是要回答的问题。
The starting point is to recognise that there is in fact a question to be answered and that this is not the same as writing about a general topic. To understand this, read this IELTS essay question:
The first cars appeared on the British roads in 1888. By the year 2000 there may be as many as 29 million vehicles on British roads.
To what extent do you agree or disagree?
Alternative forms of transport should be encouraged and international laws introduced to control car ownership and use.
Now, the topic is clearly transport and more particularly road congestion or perhaps pollution. But, and I cannot emphasise this enough, that topic is not the question and it is not sufficient to write about that topic in general.
Reading the questionRemember to identify what the exact task is. Do not confuse this with the general topic of the essay and background information given in the essay question
To get this right, it is important to read and think about the question very carefully
– time spent focussing on the question is never wasted. Helpfully, the essay questions are almost always structured in the same way. Often e in 3 parts: background information, problem and ,而且雅思作文题在结构上有一定规律,通常分3部分:背景信息、问题、任务。
1. Background information
Very often, they are introduced with some background information, here:
The first car appeared on British roads in 1888. By the year 2000 there may be as many as 2