How to Paraphrase IELTS Task 2 Question
IELTS with Mujahid · Beginner practice
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Why paraphrasing matters in Task 2: You must not copy the question in your introduction. Paraphrase means to say the same meaning with different words. Use synonyms, change the word form and change the sentence structure. Never change the meaning.
❌ Some people think that children should study at home.✅ A number of individuals believe that young people ought to be educated at home.
🔁 Technique 1: Synonyms
🔤 Technique 2: Word form
🏗️ Technique 3: Sentence structure
🔒 Words to keep
📝 Before and after
💡 IELTS tip: Use two techniques together, for example a synonym and a new structure. Keep the meaning exactly the same. Do not use difficult words you are not sure about. Keep topic words such as technology or environment, because they have no good synonym.
Ready? Tap a tab above and start with 1. Match.
Activity 1: Match the Synonym
Choose the word or phrase with the same meaning.
Activity 2: Gap Fill
Choose the best word to complete each paraphrase.
Activity 3: Odd One Out
Two words have the same meaning. One is different. Tap the different one.
Activity 4: Fix It
Each pair has one correct sentence and one with a mistake. Tap the correct sentence.
Activity 5: Type It
Type the missing word. The first letter is given as a clue. Press Check or Enter.
Activity 6: Choose the Best Paraphrase
Read the original. Choose the best answer. A good paraphrase keeps the meaning and changes the words.