5 نکته برای نوشتن رایتینگ آکادمیک (بخش اول)

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The 5 Tips for writing an Academic IELTS Task 1
(part 1)


The Task
You will be given a table, chart, map or diagram and will need to describe what you see (fact only; do not include your opinion). Most commonly the illustration will do one or a combination of the following:
• compare quantities or amounts
• show change over time
• describe a process
• One quick way to approach the task is to remember the 5 Tips:
Time, Topic, Thesis, Trends, Totals.


Time:
Before you start writing you need to identify what time you
are talking about and what your main tense will be. For
example, if it’s a graph showing change over time, are both dates
in the past (Past Simple) or are you comparing the past with the
present (Present Perfect)? If it’s a process question, is it a natural
process when you’ll mostly use active tenses or an industrial
process when passive tenses are usually required?

Topic:
Your reader needs to know what you are describing. This is the
topic. Imagine that your reader can’t see your graph or diagram
and describe what it shows. Usually you will be able to
paraphrase (write in your own words) the question to do this.
However, do not copy the wording of the question exactly
because if you do this, it won’t be marked.