IELTS WRITING TASK 2: How to structure an argument

You can increase your chances of success on the IELTS by preparing and practising in advance. Today, we will look specifically at the IELTS General Writing Task 2, which involves presenting two sides of an argument and giving your opinion. The main goal is to ensure you don’t scatter your arguments and make vague points. In this lesson, I will teach you how to structure your arguments in a clear manner that you can follow on test day. It consists of writing an introduction, making points, expanding, comparing, building, and concluding. I will give you useful phrases to help you easily present your arguments. If you are nervous about the IELTS Writing Task, this lesson will provide the practice you need to succeed. By the end of the lesson, you will feel very confident that you CAN DO THIS!

[frankatsccdu]

Appreciate your work on this amazing video Benjamin, thank you so much!

[georgeferguson]

Have enjoyed the video, Benjamin! I like your style.))

[thegroovydude]

U is English pro Ma man, helped me graduate at harvars

[nguyenminhthao]

Love your channel so much <3 Thank you so much <3, I love advanced lesson !

[salataYT]

is the growing minority singular or plural plz reply

[cupcake-ixmf]

Hello Benjamin i love what you do keep going you are helping us so much thank you

[carloponzetti]

Great, more advanced lessons please. There are almost twice as many lessons in the 'intermediate' category, and many advanced lessons are in the 'intermediate' category as well. But actually it's harder to go from the intermediate to advanced then from beginner or even from zero to intermediate, so advanced lessons (just advanced lessons, not should be more then half.

[aZamat]

Thanks a lot for your lesson. Could you tell me please how to prepare to listening parts of IELTS?

[ASMR-ofnn]

Your last few lines were very true,
I'll always use them in writing.
Can you please make a video on check point examination for PRIMARY level...i'll have to sit for the examination in October. It would be really helpful. Please.

[shumi]

I really like and appreciate this lesson, Sir Benjamin! I learnt a lot from this video :D Thank you so much, Sir Benjamin!
Sir, I have a question, is ' a growing minority ' singular or plural?
I tend to confuse myself between singular or plural.

[gurjotkaur]

Could you please upload a video for ielts writing task 1 also and btw thank u so much for all the amazing videos :)

[parveshsharma]

Could you please start a podcast or news review on YouTube ?

[osmanosoble]

Teacher thanks for your teaching contact me i wan to ask you more questions