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(@thompson materials) IELTS Journal (writing task 1)
@pdfbooksyouneed IELTS Listening Actual Tests with Answers October, 2 5474267304327908974, ikt5h-v36b8

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JOURNAL

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What does a good report look like
When your Task 1 academic writing is graded by IELTS examiners, they look for this structure Introduction (including 1 or 2 sentences) Overall view (including at least two important general points in 2 or 3 sentences) Body paragraphs (including the details and the factual information presented in the figure as well as relevant comparisons in 6 or 7 sentences)
Using the right tense is important
The figures you need to write a report about always have a timestamp on them. The timestamp tells you whether the graph or the figure describes something that happened in the pastor happens in the present or will happen in the future.
Examples
The rate of unemployment increased significantly between 2010 and 2012. (It
happened in the past)
The figures for the electricity consumption show a rapid growth during the day
time. (It happens in the present, generally)
It is predicted that the amount of air pollution will decrease by 5% within the next
two years. (It will happen in the future)
Note: When there is no timestamp that is a date or a time period as in some graphs or in processes, the present tense must be used.

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Different types of visuals
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5 6
7 1. Table
2. Bar chart
3. Line graph
4. Pie chart
5. Process
6. Map
7. Line graph & pie chart more than one graph)

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Describing trends, Language of change
Below you can see a list of the most popular vocabulary used to describe trends. We use combinations of verb/adverbs and adjective/nouns to refer to changes in graphs.

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