IELTS Writing Task 2 Strategy: How to Use Fake Research Examples

The video tutorial discusses the use of fake research in IELTS Writing Task 2. It dispels myths about being penalized for using fake research and provides guidelines on how to incorporate it effectively. The tutorial offers sentence structures for presenting research and gives examples related to public transport. It concludes with tips on maintaining logical coherence in essays.

What is the main purpose of using fake research in IELTS Writing Task 2?

• To support your argument with specific examples

• To provide factual information

• To confuse the examiner

• To demonstrate knowledge of current events

How many instances of fake research are recommended in an essay?

• None

• As many as possible

• One or two

• Three or four

What should you combine with fake research to show range in your essay?

• Quotes from famous people

• Personal examples

• Statistics from the internet

• Historical events

Which sentence structure is suggested for presenting fake research?

• Based on a popular belief

• According to a recent study by a famous scientist

• As per the latest news report

• In a recent survey conducted by the New York Times

What is a key factor to consider when using fake research in your essay?

• The logical coherence of the information

• The number of paragraphs

• The use of complex vocabulary

• The length of the essay

What is an example of a benefit of public transport mentioned in the video?

• Increased traffic congestion

• Reduced road maintenance costs

• Higher pollution levels

• More parking lots

Why is it important to keep fake research within the realm of reason?

• To ensure it is entertaining

• To maintain coherence and strength of ideas

• To impress the examiner with creativity

• To make the essay longer