IELTS Diagram Writing Ep. 5
This is the fifth lesson for IELTS Diagram Writing. It focuses on IELTS Multiple Diagrams. This material is only for candidates taking the IELTS Academic test. This is not for IELTS General candidates. You will find downloadable material, a summary, techniques and tips, as well as other important information about this skill below.
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Lesson summary:
Episode: 5
In IELTS Writing Task 1, you might encounter a prompt that involves analyzing and describing multiple diagrams or a combination diagram. These can be a bit more complex than single-diagram tasks, but with the right approach, you can tackle them effectively.
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Here's a breakdown of what to expect with multiple diagrams and combination diagrams:
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Multiple Diagrams:
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Number of Diagrams: You'll typically be presented with 2 or 3 separate diagrams, each showcasing a different aspect of a topic.
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Diagram Types: The diagrams could be of various formats like bar charts, pie charts, flowcharts, or even labeled illustrations.
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Focus: Each diagram might highlight a specific stage, process, or data point related to a central theme.
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Task Requirements (Both Types):
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Identify Key Features: Always use comparative sentences, comparative adjectives, and superlative adjectives.
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Summarize Each Diagram: Briefly describe the main points of each individual diagram.
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Compare and Contrast (if applicable): If the diagrams contrasting data, highlight one similarity between the diagrams (this could be just one sentence, which is fine).
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Click here for the IELTS Line Graph Cheat Sheets, and here for the IELTS Summary Sheets.
Important information:
Miscellaneous
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Homework can be submitted via Line only for IELTS Speaking.
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Listening, Reading, and Writing must only be submitted by email to thinkincafekk@gmail.com.
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Students should download the recommended books.
