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Body Paragraphs: Idea, Explanation, Example | IELTS #120
Descrizione
Level B2 (approx. band 5.5-6.5) · Academic and General Training
Many band 6 essays contain plenty of ideas but develop none of them. A body paragraph says "Firstly, libraries are quiet. Secondly, they are free.
In this episode:
• One paragraph, one main idea
• The explanation: answer "why?" and "how?"
• The example: relevant and concrete
• The link and the danger of lists
• Model
• Language bridge
• Practice
• Self-check questions with answers
Key points:
• one paragraph, one main idea, stated clearly in the topic sentence.
• explain before you illustrate, and stay with the same idea.
• an example must prove the topic sentence, not merely mention the topic.
• idea, explanation, example, link; depth beats a list.
IELTS Complete Course: a self-study podcast from A1 to C2 for Academic and General Training. Listen, pause and answer, then take the 52-question quiz.
Audio voiced with AI from an original script by Dr. Rashmi R Nair. Independent course, not affiliated with the IELTS test owners.
Canale dei podcast
IELTS Complete Course | Band 9 Self-Study Podcast A1 to C2
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