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WRITING TASK 1 FULL TYPES (OUTLINE (TYPES (CHART, MULTI CHART / GRAPH,…

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        To summarise, the most marked change is...
        
        Overall it is clear….| Overall the majority/minority….
        
        In sum, the most noticeable trend is….
      - TYPES
        
        DYNAMIC
        (show data over time)
        
        we should be looking out for:
        What does the data do from the start to the finish?
        Do they generally go up or down or do they fluctuate?
        Any significant difference from the general trend?
        Overall increase/decrease?
        Peaks/lows?
        
        Over the entire time period the number of men and women reading books increased. Women saw a steady increase between 2011 and 2013 before declining in 2014, while men increased gradually at first before rocketing up in the last two years.
        
        STATIC
        (show data at one point of time)
        
        we should be looking for:
        What are the highest/lowest values?
        What are the most noticeable differences?
        Any similarities?
        Any significant exceptions?
        
        The graph compares eight countries with only a small amount of difference between the bottom 6. Australia and Switzerland have the highest average wealth, with Switzerland averaging nearly double the value of the two bottom countries.
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        PARAPHRASE - SYNONYM
        
        The TABLE + COMPARES STH
        The graph compares the percentage of international and the percentage of UK students gaining second class degrees or better at a major UK University in 2009
        
        The TABLE + PRESENTS INFORMATION ABOUT
        The table below presents information about the productivity of digital cameras and personal computers in the United State and Japan
        
        The TABLE/ GRAPH / CHART / PIE CHART + GIVES INFORMATION ABOUT STH
        The chart below gives information about the amount and type of water in the world, and also tell the use of water in three different countries
        
        The TABLE + ILLUSTRATES INFORMATION ABOUT
        The given graph illustrates information about the most common games that played in New Zealand in the year of 2012
        
        The TABLE + DESCRIBES CHANGES IN STH
        The table describes changes in the proportions (tỷ lệ) of student income in the UK during a decade
        
        THE ILLUSTRATION DEMONSTRATES HOW TO DO ST (process type)
        The illustration demonstrates how plants produce energy from sunlight.
        
        THE ILLUSTRATION BELOW SHOWS THE PROCESS OF HOW ... (process type)
        The illustration below shows the process of how nuclear power plants make electricity.
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  - - - TREND
        
        UP, DOWN
        
        B2: DOWN
        
        B1: UP
        
        UP, DOWN, FLUCTUATION
        
        B2: FLUCTUATION
        
        B1: UP, DOWN
      - FEATURE
- - - - Two general statements about the map.
      - To identify general changes:
        
        Is the map more or less residential?
        
        Is there more or less countryside?
        
        Are there more or less trees?
        
        Were the changes dramatic or negligible?
        
        Were there any major improvements in infrastructure?
        
        How have the buildings and leisure facilities (thiết bị giải trí) changed?
    - - Three to four sentences about specific changes that have occurred.
    - - Further three to four sentences about specific changes that have occurred.
    - - Both maps display an island, before and after it was developed for tourism.
        The island is approximately 250 metres long, has palm trees dotted around it, is surrounded by ocean and has a beach to the west. Over the period, the island was completely transformed with the addition of a hotel and a pier; however the eastern part of the island appears to have been left undeveloped.
        The most noticeable additions are the hotel rooms. 6 buildings, surrounding some trees, have been built in the west of the island and 9 buildings have been constructed in the centre of the island. Between the two accommodation areas, a reception building and a restaurant has been developed.
        A pier has also been built on the south coast of the island, allowing yachts access to the resort. Apart from the trees, the beach remains the only natural feature to remain relatively untouched; however it does appear that it is now used for swimming. (160 words)
- - - - OVERVIEW
      - BODY 1
      - INTRODUCTION
      - BODY 2