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    IELTS

    WRITING
    GANESH IELTS

    1
    PATTERN
    • DURATION : 1 HOUR

    WRITING TASK 1 : WRITING TASK 2 :


    describe an image describe a statement
    Write atleast 150 words Write atleast 250 words
    Time : 20 mins Time : 40 mins

    2
    Writing task 1
    • Types of WT1

    1. Line graph
    2. Bar graph
    3. Route map
    4. Process diagram
    5. Pie chart
    6. Table
    7. LIFE PROCESS / FLOW CHART
    3
    THE MODE OF EVALUATION :

    TASK ACHIEVEMENT 9 BANDS

    ACCURACY 9 BANDS

    VOCABULARY 9 BANDS

    GRAMMATICAL MISTAKES 9 BANDS

    OVERALL WRITING TASK : (AVERAGE OF ALL 4 ASPECTS )


    Simple sentences :
    • 1. Alekhya is from Hyderabad.
    • 2. Hyderabad is the capital city of the state Telangana.
    • 3. Charminar is famous in Telangana.

    Compound : (combining 2 simple sentences using connecting word. )


    Alekhya is from Hyderabad “WHICH ”is the capital city of the state Telangana.
    Charminar is famous in Telangana.

    Complex : (combining more than 2 simple sentences using connecting words. )


    Alekhya is from Hyderabad “WHICH ”is the capital city of the state Telangana
    “moreover” Charminar is famous in Telangana.

    5
    Connecting words :

    6
    Writing task 1 blue print
    INTRODUCTION

    OVERVIEW

    BODY PARAGRAPH 1

    BODY PRAGRAPH 2

    7
    No conclusion in WT1
    • NO OPINIONS
    • NO CONCLUSIONS
    • NO ASSUMPTIONS

    • ALWAYS WRITE IN 3RD PERSON.

    8
    First 5 mins :

    1. read the question for 5 times ,understand it

    2. zoom out and grasp the striking features of the image.

    3. divide the image into 2 equal halves.

    4. write down the connecting words in a piece of paper.

    9
    INTRODUCTION :
    Paraphrase the question, heading and
    all the information present in the question paper.
    Do not forget to mention the information present in the index
    of the graph, X axis and Y axis.
    (but do not explicitly mention the terms “X-Axis”, “Y-axis”.)

    Pattern :
    The line graph depicts the … paraphrase the information present… .

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    Overview :
    • Write down all the striking features grasped while you zoom out the
    image
    • No numbers , years etc in overview paragraph (do not go deep )
    You can infer years but not in detailed.

    Pattern :
    Overall, it is observed that …... 1st striking feature MOREOVER.. 2nd
    striking feature .

    11
    BODY PARAGRAPH 1 :

    • Explain 1st half of the image in 1st body paragraph


    • Explain everything in detail using connecting words and information
    • Compare when required & use good words.

    BODY PARAGRAPH 2 :
    Similarly explain the 2nd half in 2nd body paragraph.

    12
    Introducing the graph

    The graph/table/pie chart/bar chart/diagram ...


    •gives information about/on ...
    •provides information about/on ...
    •shows ...
    •illustrates ...
    •compares ...
    •explains why ...
    •describes ...
    •draws the conclusion of (a survey) ...
    Example: The pie charts provide information on the proportion
    of males and
    females working in agricultural sector.

    13
    14
    INCREASE DECREASE ZIG – ZAG PATTERN

    to rise to fall to fluctuate


    to increase to decrease to vary
    to surge to decline
    to grow to dip
    to peak to dive
    Large rises: to plunge
    to rocket Large falls:
    to soar to plummet
    to leap (->leapt)

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    sharp slight
    sudden
    rapid gentle
    abrupt gradual
    dramatic steady
    steep
    significant consistent
    considerable modest
    marked marginal
    substantial
    spectacular Example: there was a gradual decline
    Example: there was a considerable growth

    17
    USEFUL PHRASES :
    • a small fraction, a small number, a small minority

    • a large portion, a significant majority

    • nearly a fifth, almost 10%, in region of 40%,


    more than a half, over a quarter, around two
    thirds, more or less three quarters, exactly one in
    ten, approximately a third

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