How to find good examples for your IELTS essay

Last week, Nick and I explained why inventing fake research and statistics to provide "examples" in your essays is exactly the opposite of what IELTS expects you to do, This week, we want to show how you can come up with GOOD examples i.e. those that extend, support and justify your arguments.

You can read more about today's episode at:   http://blog.myieltsclassroom.com/good-ielts-examples/

In this episode, we will

1. give you some useful vocabulary related to sleep
2. show you how you can use examples from your own life to create a universal example
3. look at 5 specific essay questions to come up with relevant examples for each
4. discuss if it is OK to use an example from your own country and where exactly an example should be in a paragraph

Useful Links 

• Read my blog post: Using good examples in IELTS essays https://blog.myieltsclassroom.com/good-ielts-examples/
• Read my blog post: Where should I put an example in a paragraph? http://blog.myieltsclassroom.com/ielts-examples-where-should-you-put-them-in-a-paragraph/
• Join one of our IELTS Writing Packages: https://www.myieltsclassroom.com/pages/writing

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