#IELTS Writing Task 1: Top ten most useful posts on the channel in 2025 💡

1️⃣ Writing about the pesky category "other," which is very common in IELTS Writing Task 1: https://t.me/irinalutsenko/624

2️⃣ Avoiding repetitions with the help of ellipsis, not synonyms: https://t.me/irinalutsenko/619

3️⃣ My full answer for the super-challenging task (imho) about two emergency exits in a residence hall: https://t.me/irinalutsenko/618

4️⃣ Word count: Do your words add meaning, or are they useless clutter? https://t.me/irinalutsenko/586

5️⃣ What exactly mistakes in each assessment criterion (TA, CC, LR, GR) look like: https://t.me/irinalutsenko/582

6️⃣ Ways to write "salary" in tasks about salaries (forget "wages"!) https://t.me/irinalutsenko/559

7️⃣ My eye surgery as an IELTS Writing Task 1 process description (Who knows what IELTS will come up with one day? My description is a valid IELTS answer!) https://t.me/irinalutsenko/530

8️⃣ Language for writing about exceptions, e.g. when three categories showed a rise, but one saw a fall: https://t.me/irinalutsenko/516

9️⃣ Lexis for the super-challenging task comparing two types of fishing industries:
https://t.me/irinalutsenko/503

1️⃣0️⃣ Great sample answer by a student about citrus fruit exports: https://t.me/irinalutsenko/501

Which one was the most useful one? Any other struggles in task 1? Share in comments. ❤️

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