Task Achievement: Content Addressed

In IELTS Writing Task 1 (General), your letter must fully address all the points given in the task. If you miss any, your Task Achievement score will be affected.

Key Rule:

📌 Always identify and cover the required content points (usually in bold in the task prompt).

Sample Task Breakdown

Example 1: Complaint Letter to a Travel Agent

📝 Task: Write a letter to a travel agent expressing your dissatisfaction with their facilities due to a problem you had on a holiday.

✅ You must include:

• Describe the holiday package you booked.
• Explain what went wrong.
• Mention how the problem affected your trip.
• Request a suitable resolution.

Example 2: Informing a Teacher About Course Discontinuation

📝 Task: You are attending a part-time course in a college. Due to some problem, you cannot continue your course. Write a letter to your teacher.

✅ You must include:

• Describe the course you are enrolled in.
• Explain the problem preventing you from continuing.
• State the reason for discontinuation.
• Tell the teacher about your future plans.

Example 3: Job Application to an Employment Agency

📝 Task: You would like to work overseas. Write a letter to an employment agency.

✅ You must include:

• What job you would like to apply for.
• What companies you are looking for.
• Why you want to work overseas.

📌 How to Ensure Full Task Achievement?

1️⃣ Highlight the Required Points – Before writing, underline or note down the key parts you must address.
2️⃣ Follow a Logical Structure – Cover each point in a clear paragraph.
3️⃣ Use Formal Language (if writing to a teacher, employer, or agent).
4️⃣ Avoid Going Off-Topic – Stick to the required details without unnecessary information.