DIAGNOSTIC TEST

TASK 1
INTRODUCTION

Essential Expressions Guide
01 Expressions by situation - Expressions of increase, decrease, and change
02 Situational Expressions - Comparison, Ratio, and Stability Expressions
03 Situational Expressions - Process, Transition, and Position Expressions

Practical type strategy
01 Bar Graph Type
02 Line Graph Type
03 Pie Chart Type
04 Table Type
05 Map Type
06 Diagram Type


TASK 2
INTRODUCTION

Essential Expressions Guide
01 Expressions by situation - Pros and cons, pros and cons, comparison, contrast expressions
02 Situational Expressions - Causality, Examples, Quotations, and Further Expressions
03 Situational Expressions - Conditions, Assumptions, Concessions, and Summary Expressions
04 Topic-based Expressions - Expressions about education, family, health, and society
05 Topic-Specific Expressions - Expressions About Law and Policy, Careers, and Travel
06 Topic-Specific Expressions - Expressions about Resources and the Environment, Science and Technology, and the World

Practical type strategy
01 Agree/Disagree Type
02 Both Views Type
03 Advantage & Disadvantage Types
04 Cause/Problem & Solution Type
05 Two-part Question Type


ACTUAL TEST 1
ACTUAL TEST 2


Appendix 1: Essential Editing Points
Appendix 2 Answer Self-Checkpoints

Model Answers/Interpretations/Vocabulary [Book within a Book]

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A systematic learning system that includes "essential expression strategy → learning writing strategies by problem type → intensive problem solving by type → finishing with a mock exam."
1) Essential expression strategy
A summary of the expressions needed to write answers for TASK 1 and 2, along with examples.
2) Learning writing strategies by problem type
Study expected topics, answer structures, and strategies for each question type in TASK 1 and 2.
3) Focused problem solving by type
Improve your writing skills by applying the type-specific strategies you learned previously to problems.
4) Conclude with a mock exam
Finalize your knowledge by solving a mock writing test with the same structure as the actual exam.

3.
Prepare for various situations and topics with "situation-specific expressions and topic-specific expressions" essential for writing answers.
1) Organize the expressions needed to write answers according to the situations presented in the question, such as increase/decrease, change/stability, when summarizing, and when making an argument.
2) Organize the expressions needed to write answers for each of the 10 topics in TASK 2.

4.
Detailed explanations including an outline (answer structure) and model answers to make answer writing easier
1) Provides accurate interpretations and important vocabulary for all problems and model answers, so anyone can easily understand the problems and organize vocabulary.
2) Includes an 'outline' that provides easy access to how to write an answer and a 'model answer' that anyone can follow.

5.
Includes various appendices to help you achieve your writing score
1) Separate publication "TASK 2 Subject-Specific Expected Topics & Outline Collection"
To help you fully prepare for TASK 2, which covers a wide range of topics, we provide additional expected topics and even include answer compositions for each topic.
2) Essential editing points for writing
After writing your answer, review it and supplement and improve it based on the essential editing points when submitting it.
3) Answer self-check point
Check if your answer meets the writing evaluation criteria and identify and improve your strengths and weaknesses.