Task 1 requires you to describe visual information such as graphs, charts, tables, diagrams, or maps in at least 150 words.
Describes trends over time using one or more lines showing how values change.
Compares quantities across different categories using horizontal or vertical bars.
Shows proportions and percentages that make up a whole (100%).
Presents numerical data in rows and columns for easy comparison.
Combination of two or more different chart types in one visual.
Shows the stages in a process or how something works/is made.
Shows geographical changes over time or location comparisons.
Shows a decision-making process or system workflow with branching paths.
Task 2 requires you to write an essay of at least 250 words in response to a point of view, argument, or problem.
State whether you agree or disagree with a statement and support your opinion.
Discuss two opposing views on a topic and give your own opinion.
Discuss the pros and cons of a situation, development, or trend.
Identify problems related to a topic and propose practical solutions.
Answer two separate but related questions about a topic.
Express and thoroughly defend your opinion on a particular topic.
Discuss the causes and effects/consequences of a phenomenon or situation.
Answer specific direct questions posed about a particular topic.
General English writing focuses on developing fundamental writing skills across various genres and styles.
Tell a story with characters, setting, plot, and engaging narrative flow.
Vividly describe a person, place, object, or experience using sensory details.
Express and support your viewpoint on a topic with clear reasoning.
Present arguments for a position with strong evidence and counterarguments.
Informal letter to friends, family, or acquaintances about personal matters.
Professional or official correspondence for business or formal situations.
Factual account presenting information objectively with clear organization.
Other types of creative or academic writing not listed in the above categories.