IELTS WRITING TASK- 1 TUTORIAL { PART-2} ~ Pro learning

IELTS WRITING TASK- 1 TUTORIAL { PART-2}


                           IELTS WRITING TASK-1 

                                                       

 



                                    [ PART- 2 ]

 A.)      UP VERBS:

 This type of verbs will use only when the statements or bar graph shows upward or increase the data:



VERBS
                                                             
                            EXAMPLES

  SOARS                                   

   The use of water soared in march.

  LEAPS

   The price leapt to 90 % in one year.

  CIIMB

   Population climbed to over one million by 1980.

  ROCKET

   Use of cars rocketed in the first decade.

   SURGE

   A surge of migration is seen in November.
























B.)  DOWN VERBS:

This type of verbs will use only when the statements or bar graph shows downward or decrease the data:


VERBS
                                                             
                            EXAMPLES

  SINK                                 

   The cost of housing sunk after 2008.

  SLIP BACK

   Use of electricity slipped back to 50 in may.

  DIP

   Divorce rate dipped in the 60s.

  DROP

   A drop in crime can be seen last year.

   PLUMMET

 Tourists to the city plummet after
September.



C.) STEADY ADJECTIVE:

ADJECTIVE
EXAMPLE
ADVERB
EXAMPLE
CONSISTENT
A consistent flow
Consistently
Flowed consistently
STEADY
A steady movement
Steadily
Moved steadily
CONSTANT
Constant shift
Constantly
Sifted constantly


D.) SMALL ADJECTIVE:


ADJECTIVE
   EXAMPLE
   ADVERB
     EXAMPLE
SLIGHT
A slight rise
SLIGHTLY
Rose slightly
GRADUAL
A gradual fall
GRADUALLY
Has fallen gradually
MARGINAL
A marginal change
MARGINALLY
Had changed marginally
 MODEST
A modest increase
MODESTLY
Increases modestly

E.) These adjectives can be used to describing more general trends


ADJECTIVE
                              EXAMPLE
UPWARD
By looking at the five data points, there appears to be a clear upward pattern in prices.
DOWNWARD
Over the past quarter-century, there is a downward trend in the use of pesticides.
OVERALL
The overall shift in the market seems to favour the use of nuclear power.

F.) ADJECTIVE OF DEGREE

    ADJECTIVE
     EXAMPLE
      ADVERB
      EXAMPLE
Significant
A significant change
  Significantly
 Changed Significantly
Dramatic
A dramatic increase
 Dramatically
Shift Dramatically
Sudden
A sudden shift
 Suddenly
Has risen Suddenly
Substantial
A substantial gain
  Substantially
Gained Substantially
Sharp
A sharp decrease
  Sharply
Has decreased Sharply











EXAMPLE SENTENCE:

  • There was a substantial increase in the value of stocks on March 15th.
  • House prices rose dramatically in July
  • The number of tourists visiting New-york fell sharply in October.
  • The percentage of students walking to school continued to rise gradually over the ten year period from 2000-2010.
  • There was a sharp increase in employee turnover after the strike.
  • Interest in environmental issues has risen steadily over the last 10 years.

MORE USEFUL  WORDS AND PHRASES:

  • Per cent: the word per cent comes after a number.

More than 25% of the students are from Brazil.

  • Percentage: The word percentage comes after words like (the, a this and that.) often, it is preceded by an adjective.

Examples:

          A small percentage of residents have lived in the building for more than 20 years. The percentage of students who live on campus has fallen sharply since the fire.
  • For numbers up to ten, write the numbers in words. For numbers over 10, you can write the numbers in numbers.

Examples:

Five per cent of the employees were late this month. More than 50% of the students handed in their assignments late after the long weekend.
  • If the sentence starts with a number, always write it in words.


FRACTION>

4%    =               A tiny fraction.
24%  =              almost a quarter.
25%  =              exactly a quarter
26%  =               roughly a quarter
32% =                nearly one third
49%  =              around half
50%  =              exactly half
51%  =               over a half
73%  =              nearly three quarter
77%  =              over three quarter
79%  =              well over three quarter



  • PROPORTIONS:

2%  = A tiny portion
4%  =  An insignificant minority
16%  =  A small minority
70%  =  A large proportion
72%  =  A significant proportion 
89%  =  Very large proportion




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