IELTS

 To what extent do you agree or disagree with the following statement? "A universal language should replace all the languages". In the modern era migrating to any country has become very easy and flexible, and a few agree to have a global language for all. However, I disagree with this to a larger extent, as according to me, it is more likely to affect us in a negative way. Yet, the prevalence of a common language can be a boon in certain situations. This paragraph will anticipate the dark side of introducing a universal language. Firstly, every language has originated from a particular culture and heritage. Also, a country is majorly known for its cultural identity. Hence, a global language will wipe out not only the nation's history but also the tradition which different tribes of the nation follow even today. As an epitome, once West Indies sheltered 1748 tribes which gradually declined to 150 after the majority of the people started relying on the English language als...

 Do you agree or disagree with the following statement? "The invention of the internet has had negative effects on us". The  21st century a technological era is highly developing on the primary and advanced features of the internet. Hence, on one side many people praise the internet for its numerous benefits. However, there are few negatives due to which some people even criticize it. In my view, I disagree with the topic, as I feel that the internet has so much to offer with its positives that one can easily ignore a few of its negatives. This paragraph will throw some light on the brighter side of the World Wild Web. To begin with, the internet has given us the wonderful gift of communicating with anyone, living in any part of the world, with lightning speed and accuracy like never before. To elaborate, now we can interact with our friends and relatives across the world, not only over a normal chat but also through a video call. Hence, distance does not seem to be an issue ...

  Essay Introduction (1st Paragraph) (4-5 Lines): Explain the topic from its core Acknowledge the topic Never repeat words from the topic Take your side at the end of your first paragraph Never move away from the topic Body Part : Reasons/Points  ( 2nd Paragraph ) : Most important point/s or reason/s backed up with suitable examples. Stay with the side you have taken in the introduction Write a mixture of complex and simple sentences Use uncommon and relevant vocabulary More points and Reasons (3rd Paragraph): Write another reason/s, secondary to main reasons Give a suitable example to the above reasons The opposite side (4th Paragraph): Write points opposite to the side you have taken Remember not to outweigh your own side Always remember to make the opposite side negligible Conclusion (5th Paragraph): Write a summary of your stand Don't write in detail Write short and sharp Give conclusion to the main demand of the topic only Writing assessment Task Achievement, Coherence ...

Transitional Expressions  Body Part: To begin with To start with First of all Firstly Furthermore What is more Next to that Further Likewise Moreover Besides this In addition to that Another important point is Analogically Corroborating it Examples: For instance To cite an example As an example As an epitome Other Side: Irrespective of above Even so Howbeit Incongruously Unseemly to that Notwithstanding Despite of Regardless of/with On the flip side In contrast On the contrary However Whilst Nevertheless Unlike Conclusion: To sum up To summarize To conclude In brief In closing In synopsis To recapitulate In gist To pen down Note: Put a comma after all these Transitional Expressions

 Introductory Questions Do you like to learn about history? What historical event do you find most interesting? Do you think you can really learn history from films and TV programs? Do you think the internet is a good place to learn about history? Can you name a person from history whom you would like to learn more about? why?

Introductory Questions Do you like robots? What kind of robots would you like to have? Will robots change society significantly?

 Introductory Questions Why do some people like water sports? Do you think that human activities are posing a threat to the oceans of the world? What do you think are the advantages and disadvantages of traveling on the oceans? Do you think environmental problems can affect the oceans?