Mizu
Oct 1, 2011
Writing Feedback / IELTS TASK1: US Electricity out put during 1970 & 1984 [4]
Hi,
That's what I see:
1. Always use paragraphs:
1) Introduction, where you MUST rephrase the name of the pie chart, but not copy it
2) 2-3 parargaphs, where you describe these pie charts. But don't just write the numbers, %, shares... Find the main tendencies and describe them. You don't need to analize every figure
3) Conclusion. In conclusion you should make a short overview of your 2nd, 3rd and (if you have) 4th paragraph. And you write " it is a well-known fact that ...". Well-known fact it's not a conclusion, it's just a fact. Your conclusion should emphasize the main tendencies of your pie charts, it should summarize everything what you've wrote above
2. Try to write in present tence not in past. You have info about somthng in the past, but you should describe pie charts/tendencies/lines/percents/ shares which you see now, in present. Read some analitical papers in Business Week, The Economist, WS Journal and you'll see. PRESENT TENCE!
3. In the tasks like this NEVER make the prediction. Nobody asks about the future and your opinion about it. Just DESCRIBE figures.
Good luck!
Mizu
Hi,
That's what I see:
1. Always use paragraphs:
1) Introduction, where you MUST rephrase the name of the pie chart, but not copy it
2) 2-3 parargaphs, where you describe these pie charts. But don't just write the numbers, %, shares... Find the main tendencies and describe them. You don't need to analize every figure
3) Conclusion. In conclusion you should make a short overview of your 2nd, 3rd and (if you have) 4th paragraph. And you write " it is a well-known fact that ...". Well-known fact it's not a conclusion, it's just a fact. Your conclusion should emphasize the main tendencies of your pie charts, it should summarize everything what you've wrote above
2. Try to write in present tence not in past. You have info about somthng in the past, but you should describe pie charts/tendencies/lines/percents/ shares which you see now, in present. Read some analitical papers in Business Week, The Economist, WS Journal and you'll see. PRESENT TENCE!
3. In the tasks like this NEVER make the prediction. Nobody asks about the future and your opinion about it. Just DESCRIBE figures.
Good luck!
Mizu