Which IELTS Task 2 essays need an opinion? #shorts #IELTS

The video tutorial explains the requirements for the IELTS Task 2 essay, emphasizing the importance of including a clear and direct opinion in all essays, even when the prompt does not explicitly ask for it. It highlights that providing a balanced view with advantages and disadvantages or causes and solutions is crucial. The tutorial also outlines the need for a well-structured essay to achieve a score of 7 or higher.

How many essays are required in the IELTS exam task?

• Four essays

• Three essays

• Two essays

• One essay

What should you include in your essays even if not explicitly asked?

• A summary

• A conclusion

• Your opinion

• Statistics

What types of topics might not directly ask for your opinion?

• Topics asking for a comparison

• Topics asking for advantages and disadvantages

• Topics asking for a narrative

• Topics asking for a description

Why is it important to have a clear and direct opinion in your essay?

• To make the essay longer

• To ensure a higher task score

• To confuse the reader

• To avoid plagiarism

What score can you achieve by having a clear and direct opinion throughout your essay?

• 8 or higher

• 5 or higher

• 6 or higher

• 7 or higher