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This is the 4th in my series in my attempts to turn IELTS task 1 writing into process writing. It follows from the self-editing checklist, and the peer-editing checklist, and the 1st teacher feedback form.
In the first teacher feedback from, I provided very little feedback. (I only underlined problem sentences, and did not provide any detailed written comments). In this feedback form, I used my error coding sheet (from here) and also provided more detailed comments in the comment section. I also supplemented this with a short talk with each student.
The students were then instructed to re-write their essay one final time for a final draft.
Student name: ____________________________
IELTS Task 1: Teacher Feedback (2nd Form)
First sentence:
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Did you write a brief introduction using the information from the question and the heading? | ||
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Did you cover all the important information? | ||
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Did you include the categories?   
(Note: For graphs or tables with less than 8 categories, try to include the categories, preferably in brackets.) | ||
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Did you paraphrase the vocabulary? | ||
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Did you change the sentence structure? | 
Overview:
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Did you include an overview?  | ||
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Does your overview include all the key features of the graph?   
(Note: Normally this will be somewhere between 2 and 5). | ||
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Does your overview begin with a signal word (such as “overall”) to help the examiner recognize that this is an overview?  | 
Paragraphing:
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Is your essay divided into clear paragraphs (with line breaks in between the paragraphs)? | ||
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Do you have a separate paragraph for your introduction? | ||
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Do you have at least two separate paragraphs for your body?  | 
Paragraphing Structure:
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Does each body paragraph start with a clear topic sentence, which give the main idea of the paragraph? | ||
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Does every other sentence in the paragraph relate to the main idea in the topic sentence? | ||
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Is the topic sentence supported by supporting ideas and examples? | 
Tense:
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Are all of your verbs in the correct tense? | 
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Active/Passive
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Did you correctly choose the active or passive verb for each sentence? | ||
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In passive verbs, did you remember to use the “be +V3” form? | ||
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If the verb is not in the passive or continuous tense, you do not need to use a "be" verb.  Check to make sure there are no extra “be” verbs in your essay. | 
Parts of speech
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Are all the words being correctly used as the appropriate part of speech? | 
Opinions and outside information
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Remember, an IELTS task 1 essay should contain no personal opinions, no speculating, and no outside information.  (Task 2 will have opinions, but not task 1).   | 
Length
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Good job | 
Too short (You must write at least 150 words, or you will lose points) | 
Too long (You won’t lose any points if your essay is too long, but in the exam you will lose valuable time.) | 
Comments
Error Correction Codes
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Code | 
Meaning | 
Example | 
Correction | 
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A | 
Wrong Article | 
A [A]moon goes around a [A] earth. | 
The moon goes around the earth. | 
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^A | 
Missing Article | 
[^A] Man looked funny. | 
The man looked funny. | 
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Pr | 
Wrong Preposition | 
I'm interested of [Pr] science. | 
I'm interested in science. | 
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^Pr | 
Missing Preposition | 
The rabbit jumped [^Pr] the hole. | 
The rabbit jumped into the hole. | 
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WW | 
Wrong Word (Or Several Wrong Words) | 
The man ate breakfast [WW] in the evening. | 
The man ate dinner in the evening. | 
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^ | 
Missing Word | 
This is the man [^] hit me. | 
This is the man who hit me. | 
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^^ | 
Two or More Missing Words or Missing Phrase | 
I got hit [^^] car. | 
I got hit by a car. | 
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^S | 
Missing Subject | 
[^S] will be good. | 
It will be good. | 
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^V | 
Missing Verb | 
Being a radio star [^V] | 
Being a radio star will be fun. | 
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WS | 
Wrong Part of Speech | 
I'm very interested in financial [WS]. | 
I'm very interested in finances. | 
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N | 
Number/ Singular or Plural problem. | 
I like cat [N]. | 
I like cats. | 
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VT | 
Verb Tense Problem | 
He kick [VT] me yesterday. | 
He kicked me yesterday. | 
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VF | 
Verb Form Problem | 
I've gotten used to eat [VF] here every day. | 
I've gotten used to eating here every day. | 
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AP | 
Active Passive Verb Problem | 
A lot of problems experience [AP] here every day. | 
A lot of problems are experienced here every day. | 
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SV | 
Subject Verb Agreement Problem | 
He like [SV] dogs. | 
He likes dogs. | 
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P | 
Punctuation Problem or Spacing Problem | 
Do you like dogs. [P] | 
Do you like dogs? | 
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C | 
Capitalization Problem | 
I'm from america. [C] | 
I'm from America. | 
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Po | 
Possessive Form Problem | 
The students [Po] homework was finished at last. | 
The students' homework was finished at last. | 
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SF | 
Sentence Fragment | 
The best thing about fast food [SF] | 
The best thing about fast food is the price. | 
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F | 
Form--Countable, uncountable, or other grammatical errors | 
I have a lot of homeworks [F]. | 
I have a lot of homework. | 
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G | 
Other Grammatical Problem | ||
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WO | 
Word Order | 
He away walked [WO]. | 
He walked away. | 
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Sp | 
Spelling Problem | 
I like to eat peeza [Sp]. | 
I like to eat pizza. | 
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?? | 
I Don't Understand What You Mean | ||
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// | 
New Paragraph | 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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