
Everything IELTS – Writing Samples
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9 April 2025: Task 2 – Cashless future (Cambridge IELTS GT 17 Test 1)
This is a series of IELTS Writing Samples that are well-written based on the standards of IELTS. Every sample comes with highlighted vocabulary and grammar with clear explanations, and quizzes based on the highlights to help you learn better.
It is important for you to remember that reading the samples and doing the quizzes only won’t help much if you don’t proactively use what you learn from the samples and quizzes in your own writing.
How to use these samples effectively.
Step 1: Analyze the task to understand what needs to be done.
Step 2: Read the Sample.
Step 4: Read the highlighted words and phrases to understand them.
Step 5: Practice writing sentences using the highlighted words/phrases and any words/phrases you find important.
All words and phrases are explained using the contexts they are in. The words and phrases may have different definitions in other contexts.
Note:
All samples are written by Huyen Nguyen.
All samples are copyrighted.
Course Content
IELTS Academic Writing Task 1
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Word of the day
Explicit
adjectiveUK /ɪkˈsplɪs.ɪt/ US /ɪkˈsplɪs.ɪt/Clear and exactExamples:I gave her very explicit directions how to get here.explicit about: She was very explicit about (= said very clearly and exactly) what she thought was wrong with the plans.make something explicit: I wasn’t aware that I would be paying – you certainly didn’t make it explicit (= state it clearly).Forums
