Common IELTS Letters Themes

There are themes for IELTS letters (writing task 1). I assembled it from different sources. If I find a new one, I will add it here.
Information about IELTS letter
- No more than 20 mins on letter.
- You should write over 150 words.
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You will be market on:
- Task response
- Coherence & Cohesion
- Vocabulary
- Grammar
Common IELTS letter themes (ask, describe that the question is about, give additional requirements and explanations):
- not attending to the birthday party
- a large company in your area has decided to spend a certain amount of money
- ask HR manager about no response after interview
- ask translation agency about the report to be translated
- asking for information regarding the contents of the exhibition
- complaining about some adolescents let their dogs run wildly
- complaints about the reception area where visitors to your company arrive
- during a recent plane journey, you sat next to a businessman
- for the past year you have been a member of a local club
- letter from a friend for advice about whether to go to college
- letter to manager asking permission to attend the conference
- letter to the friend who has a plan to visit your city
- letter to the municipal authority complaining about damaged road
- letter to your friend about the museum you have visited
- people are having problems with their internet connection
- problems with the public transport you use
- recently you received a letter from the bank
- to a city council about dirty air in your street
- to institution in Australia where you wish to undertake a short term training (what training, why it is useful, details and time)
- to manager about parking lot for your bicycle
- to newspaper to ask writer credentials
- to the company manager about construction near your home (voice, plans, your hopes)
- to your friends about party (date and location, who is coming, about occasion)
- to your manager about organise a party for a colleague
- while you were driving on holiday, you had a small accident
- why you think the restaurant is worth visiting
- write a letter to an employment agency for a part-time job
- write a letter to the Information Officer at the TAPE Information Office
- write a letter to the person in charge of a venue
- write a letter to the restaurant to thank them
- you are due to start a new job next week
- you are employed full-time and also doing a part-time evening course
- you are going to have a family party in a hotel
- you are going to visit New Zealand for an 'English and Homestay' program
- you are not happy about a service you received
- you are organizing a trip to the Snowy Mountains
- you borrowed an important textbook from a classmate
- you borrowed some books from your school or college library
- you cannot go to a company where you got an offer
- you cannot join the course due to some reasons
- you had a holiday overseas where you stayed with some friends
- you have a friend who lives in a city abroad
- you have bought a new mobile phone and it has stopped working
- you have recently been to stay with an old friend for a few days
- you have recently gone to live in a new city
- you have recently moved into a different house
- you have recently moved to a different house
- you have recently started work in a new company
- you recently attended a meeting at a hotel and left some important papers
- you recently enjoyed a meal at a restaurant to celebrate a special occasion
- you recently had your computer fixed at a local computer store
- you recently took a part-time job working for a local company
- you recently visited a place that had a strong impact on you
- you travelled by a bus and your suitcase was damaged
- you travelled by plane last week and your suitcase was lost
- you were disappointed with the meal and wish to complain
- you will move to a new city for work
- you work at home and have a problem with a piece of equipment
- you work for an international company and want to do a training course
- you would like a friend to accompany you on a holiday
- you would like to move into another room
- you would like to participate in a work-related seminar
- you would like to rent out an extra room to a student
- you would like to suggest a place you have visited lately
- your neighbours have written to complain about noise
- your rented accommodation was recently damaged
- you cannot go to a meeting, so somebody else will go in your place