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The paper at a glance

Two dishes in one hour

The rules of the paper

Task 1: the letter

Reading the letter prompt

Laying out the letter

Task 2 and the clock

Task 2 essentials

When time runs short

Practice

Total time

Time split

Letter length

Essay length

Addresses

A short letter

The bullet points

Why more time for Task 2

Running out of time

Word count on computer

Copying the question

Matching the greeting

Planning time

Handwriting

Order of tasks

Writing Quest

Quiz Review

Quiz Review: Why Each Answer Works

Module recap

How the IELTS General Training Writing paper works: the letter and the essay, word counts, the time split, planning, format rules and what to do when time runs short.

The practical rules of the General Training Writing paper: one hour, a letter and an essay, the minimum word counts, how to split your time, how to lay out a letter, and what to do if the clock beats you.

Writing Paper Mechanics: Letter and Essay

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