Appropriate Fake Support for IELTS Writing Task 2

The video tutorial discusses strategies for achieving high scores in IELTS writing tasks. It emphasizes the importance of having strong ideas supported by specific examples. While real-life examples are preferred, the use of fake research is acceptable if done correctly. The tutorial provides guidelines on how to use fake research appropriately, ensuring it is logical, believable, and relevant to the topic. Examples of fake research for various topics are given, and final tips are offered to make fake research convincing.

Why is it acceptable to use made-up information in IELTS writing tasks?

• Because examiners cannot verify the information.

• Because it shows creativity and imagination.

• Because students do not have access to resources during the exam.

• Because it is a requirement of the task.

What should be your first choice when supporting your reasons in writing tasks?

• Quotes from well-known authors.

• Real examples from personal experiences or media.

• Made-up statistics from famous universities.

• General statements without specific details.

When using fake research, what is important to ensure?

• It is complex and detailed.

• It is logical and believable.

• It is humorous and entertaining.

• It is vague and general.

Which organization could be used for fake statistics on health topics?

• The World Trade Organization.

• The United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization.

• The International Monetary Fund.

• The World Health Organization.

What is a key strategy when you cannot think of real examples?

• Avoid using any examples.

• Be creative and make up believable examples.

• Rely solely on personal opinions.

• Use random numbers and hope for the best.