IELTS General Writing: How To Write 8+ Answers For The IELTS Exam! (With High Scoring Sample Answers For Each Question Type)

The book just doesn't worth it price. 73 pages of water.

Great simple guide. Easy to understand and good examples for the different areas of the writing section in the IELTS test

The author stresses the importance of accurate planning and correct understanding of the task. This is a refreshing departure for the loud bragging of those who promise impressive results in no time, ‘exam secrets’, and ‘proven’ methods. I love how Daniella Moyla discloses openly the fact English is not her first language without hiding herself beyond a pseudonym: you have the sense that she practices what she preaches, and feel that high scoring essays are not beyond one’s capabilities. There are here and there some typos and minor slips but quality remains high throughout.

Samples essays for Task 1 are 207-220 words, essays for Task 2 are ridiculously long: 320-370 words. There isn't even a native speaker who could write such long essays in 40 mins except if he or she already has developed the idea before the test. Quite frankly, there is a small part from Task 1 guidance which is helpful, however, I haven't even read any of the Task 2 samples, just waste of time. I strongly discourage everyone from buying this book. You will either be confused or just give up preparing for the exam. Wish there was a detailed comment about its content before I purchased.

Guys, it's a low quality book for IELTS. I bet if using just this resource you won't get more than 6.0. Google IELTS Liz and buy online videos from her about writing part - you will get 3 hours step-by-spent, high quality explanation how to write the great essay. Good luck.

Would definitely recommend this book! I went from a score of 7.5 to 9 in the IELTS General Writing, and it is all thanks to this book. I read it again and again and realised the changes I needed to make to get a higher score.

found a number of grammatical errors like comma splices and subject-verb agreement in the sample writing provided. This makes me wonder if the content is trustworthy or not.