IELTS General Writing Task 1 Practice Test 11
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Write a letter to your friend about a book that you have read recently. Include the following in your letter:
- Describe the book.
- Why do you want him/her to read it?
- Tell him/her how to get the book.
Sample Letter
Dear Smith,
Hope you’re well. It’s been a while since I last heard from you. Hope everything is good with you. I am writing to you to share a recent experience with you. Since a few weeks, I have been drawn towards books. Thus, I wanted to tell you about my last read.
I read A Man Called Ove by Fredrik Backman. The book took me on an emotional ride mixed with bots of laughter and crying sessions. The story is about an old man called Ove who recently lost his wife. Everytime he thinks of killing himself, something funny and strange happens to him.
Although he is a grumpy old man, his neighbours force him to be a part of the group, changing his perspective and personality.
I am sure you’ll definitely like reading this book. If you are unable to find it in any of the nearest bookstores, you can always order it from eCommerce portals.. You can also download an eBook and read it on your phone. Do let me know how you found it.
Yours loving,
Benjamin
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3 Comments
soumyabrata moitra
Posted on May 31, 2022
Hi Dave,
Hope you doing good!
My nephew attended your last skill development workshop and is very thankful for the hacks you shared during the session. In fact, I came across a book recently, named “Atomic habits” that you can leverage in your sessions as well.
I know you are not much of an active reader, but this book will change your perspective on the day-to-day activities we indulge in. The book focuses on how a small change every day is instrumental in creating a big change in life. Moreover, It emphasizes on the techniques of building good habits, and getting rid of the bad ones in a highly systematic and easy way. The book also contains some fun activities that can be practiced by your students to ensure a better lifestyle. I’m sure you will be able to translate the wisdom from this book to the students in your unique teaching style.
The book is readily available on Amazon. Also, I have finished reading so I can send it over to you with my nephew next week. But if you do not want to wait, I would recommend using Amazon to get the book delivered, given its fast service. Let me know whichever option is convenient for you.
I really hope you read the book soon so that we can discuss it over coffee in Starbucks. I will be more than happy to treat you. Eagerly awaiting your reply.
Warm regards,
Soumya
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soumyabrata moitra
Posted on Jun 4, 2022
Could you please confirm the upper cap on the word limit. I am only aware of the minimum words for Task 1 as 150.
Glen Brown
Posted on Jun 1, 2022
Band Score: 5
The word count is more than the set limit
Pay attention to correct articles