Mind-Map Ielts Writing Task 1,2 (Vol 3)
Mind-Map Ielts Writing Task 1,2 (Vol 3)
Mind-map IELTS Writing task 1,2 là sản phẩm trí tuệ của đội ngũ chuyên gia luyện
thi IELTS tại hệ thống Trung Tâm Anh Ngữ WISE English. Các hành vi sao chép dưới
mọi hình thức mà không có sự đồng ý bằng văn bản từ phía hệ thống Trung Tâm
Anh Ngữ WISE English đều là những hành vi vi phạm bản quyền và luật sở hữu trí
tuệ.
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Hướng dẫn sử dụng sách
Để sử dụng tài liệu đạt hiệu quả cao nhất, người đọc nên tuân theo các bước sau:
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Background statement :
It is true that … / It is commonly observed that … /
Some people argue
that… (paraphrase the topic)
Example: It is commonly observed that the youth of today admire and follow celebrities like media and Examp le: Nowadays, young people are admiring media and sports stars,
sports stars despite them not acting as good role models (Background statement). In my opinion, I strongly even though they do not set a good example. Do you think this is a positive
believe that this is a negative development (Thesis statement). or negative development?
Background statement :
It is true that … / It is commonly observed that … /
Some people argue
that… (paraphrase the topic)
Example: In recent years, it has become far more normal for people to live alone,
particularly in large cities in the developed world (Background statement). In my Example: In some countries, many more people are choosing to live
opinion, this trend could have both positive and negative consequences in equal alone nowadays than in the past. Do you think this is a positive or
measure (Thesis statement). negative development?
Example: The poem conveys his deep reverence a feeling of respect or admiration for someone or
reverence (n)
for nature. something.
T ip s fo r writing backgro und statements:
Useful o cabulary Do not paraphrase unless you are 100% sure your
word is perfect. Not all words can be changed in
English. Be selective when you paraphrase.
Example: We are not going to sugarcoat facts for to make something seem more positive or pleasant
sugarcoat (v)
partisan gain. than it really is.
Example: They hope to emulate the success of try to do something as well as somebody else
emulate (v)
other software companies. because you admire them.
Body paragraph 2: On the second hand, such reverence for celebrities in the field of
entertainment would possibly cause a detriment to social security under certain
circumstances (Sub-idea 1). A typical example of this is the chaos during and after
Korean singers and musical bands’ show in Vietnam a few years ago when the crowd of
fans went uncontrollable, which caused irritation for the locals and also danger to the fans The function of this statement is to present the
themselves (Supporting statement – Example). Furthermore, it would be really challenging Background statements – A paraphrase of the issues in the essay question. You do this by
for authorities to maintain security (Sub-idea 2). If their idols were criticized due to their essay question paraphrasing the question. This means you rewrite
scandals, they would try to sugarcoat the situation or even trigger arguments (Supporting the essay question in your own way.
statement – Hypothesis).
OPIN ION ESSA Y
To support for
Background statement : BOD Y
SUB-ID EA
It is true that … / It is commonly observed that … /
Some people argue Example: In the past, we could not know anything
that… (paraphrase the topic) about what we were going to buy and ere more
you give a comparison to make a contrast that likely to make bad decisions. Meanwhile, in the
Co mparison
highlights the sub-idea modern world of advertising, we are able to know
exactly what we need to buy before going to
Personally / In my opinion, I completely disagree shopping malls or supermarkets.
Thesis statement:
with the idea that … Totally disagree with the view of the topic
Background statement :
It is true that … / It is commonly observed that … /
Some people argue
that… (paraphrase the topic)
Balanced o pinion
Examp le: Some people argue that we no longer remember the original meaning of festivals,
and that most of us treat them as opportunities to have fun (Background statement). While I Example: Most people have forgotten the meaning behind traditional or religious
agree that enjoyment seems to be the priority during festival times, I do not agree that people festivals; during festival periods, people nowadays only want to enjoy themselves.
have forgotten what these festivals mean (Thesis statement). To what extend do you agree or disagree with this opinion?
Example: Her confidence has been slowly eroded to gradually destroy something or make it weaker
erode (v.)
by repeated failures. over a period of time
Example: The wide disparity between rich and a difference, especially one connected with unfair
poor was highlighted. disparity (n.)
treatment
Example: When the baby was born, I became the a person who supports their family with the money
sole breadwinner. they earn breadwinner(n.)
Useful vo cabulary
Example: It's considered good manners in some behavior that is considered to be polite in a
manner (n.)
societies to leave a little food on your plate. particular society or culture.
Body paragraph 1: On the one hand, many of the ideas that elderly people have
about life are becoming less relevant for younger people (Topic sentence). In the
past, people were advised to learn a profession and find a secure job for life, but
today’s workers expect much more variety and diversity from their careers
(Sub-idea 1 - C omparison). At the same time, the ‘rules’ around relationships are
being eroded as young adults make their own choices about who and when to marry
(Sub-idea 2). But perhaps the greatest disparity between the generations can be seen
in their attitudes towards gender roles (Sub-idea 3). The traditional roles of men and
women, as breadwinners and housewives, are no longer accepted as necessary or
appropriate by most younger people (Supporting sentence - Fact).
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Topic sentence.
BODY
Body 1
INTRODUCTION
Thesis statement
Despite the benefits / drawbacks mentioned above,
several drawbacks / benefits do exist. However, /
On the other hand, .... not completely beneficial / Topic
detrimental, there are several negative / positive sentence
aspects that should be taken into consideration.
It is thought by some people that …/ It is commonly
Background statement observed that … /
Some people argue that… (paraphrase the topic)
Body 2
Before embarking on college many young people are advised that a year working or travelling may be a good option. This essay will suggest that experience gained
and money saved are the biggest advantages of this, but delaying careers and reducing motivation to study are the primary disadvantages.
On the one hand, there are some benefits that a gap year brings. For students who have just finished secondary school, working or travelling for a year will allow
them to learn what life is like outside of the education system. Also, third level education is very expensive and a lot of students decide to work for 12 months and
save up money before they begin their studies. The Times recently reported that the average student at a UK university requires over $12,000 per annum just to
survive and many drop out because they cannot afford to stay.
Despite the benefits mentioned above, several drawbacks do exist. Firstly, students lose a year that could have been used to advance their future careers and they
often get used to working and traveling and do not want to return to a life of study. As job markets are very competitive, an extra year of experience can make a
massive difference when applying for jobs, and those who took a gap year are at a disadvantage. Moreover, some decide to bypass university altogether and go
straight into a job that is beneath their capabilities or may not offer the same prospects their future career might have done. For instance, a recent survey by the
British Government found that 26% of students who take a gap-year never enter tertiary education.
In conclusion, while taking a break from studies can be beneficial if it allows people to accumulate savings or learn more about the world, it can be detrimental for
students in delaying the start of their careers and leading to disillusionment with education.
Topic
On the one hand, … (view 1)
sentence
to start a new project or activity, usually one that The new government embarked on an energetic
In some countries, young people are encouraged to embark on (v.)
will be difficult and will take time. legislative programme.
Advantages (benefits) / disadvantages work or travel for a year between finishing high
Body 1 (drawbacks) essay school and starting university studies. Discuss the
advantages and disadvantages for young people
• In my opinion, …+ explanation or supporting sentences (specific who decide to do this.
examples). bypass (v.) to ignore a rule or They bypassed the committee and went straight to
• Besides, …+ explanation or supporting sentences (specific official authority. senior management.
examples). Sub-ideas and supporting sentences
• Furthermore, …+ explanation or supporting sentences (specific
examples). Useful vocabulary
education at college or university level. More than 60% of American high school graduates
tertiary education (n.)
start some form of tertiary education.
CONCLUSION
Sample conclusion: In conclusion, there are Some people believe that studying at university or
convincing arguments for starting work straight after college is the best route to a successful career, In conclusion, there are convincing arguments for … (view 1), but …
DISCUSS BOTH VIEWS’ ESSAY
school, but higher education can also lead to a while others believe that it is better to get a job (view 2)
successful career straight after school. Discuss both views
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Topic sentence used when you support one view
On the one hand, … (there are some benefits /
over the other view
drawbacks of …)
Body 1
INTRODUCT ION
Thesis statement
However, I would argue that these benefits Topic It is thought by some people that …/ It is commonly
(advantages) / drawbacks (disadvantages) are sentence Background statement observed that … /
outweighed by the drawbacks / benefits. Some people argue that… (paraphrase the topic)
IN TRODUCT ION
Some people regard video games as harmless fun, ‘DISC USS BO TH VIEWS
Example: People have different views about the
or even as a useful educational tool. Others, & GIVE YOUR O PINIO N’ While some argue that … (the view that you don’t Example: Some people believe that school children
setting of homework (Background statement). While
however, believe that video games are having an ESSAY support), I still believe that … (the view that you should not be given homework by their teachers,
Support one view over the other view some argue that children should not be given
adverse effect on the people who play them. In your support). whereas others argue that homework plays an
homework after school, I still believe that it is a
opinion, do the drawbacks of video games outweigh important role in the education of children.
necessary aspect of education (Thesis statement).
the benefits?
Body paragraph 2 – The aspect that is more significant (In this case, the aspect that is more Thesis statement
significant is the drawbacks). However, I would argue that these benefits are outweighed by
the drawbacks (Topic sentence). Firstly, gaming can be highly addictive because users are DISCUSSION & O PINIO N ESSA Y Example: Some people think that museums should Example: People have different views about the role and
constantly given scores, new targets and frequent rewards to keep them playing (Sub-idea 1).
be enjoyable places to entertain people, while function of museums (Background statement) . In my
This type of addiction can have effects on problems at school, when homework is sacrificed In my opinion, … can be both …
Support both views others believe that the purpose of museums is to opinion, museums can and should be both entertaining and
for a few more hours on the computer or console (Supporting sentence). Secondly, playing
educate. Discuss both views and give your own educational (Thesis statement).
online games constantly may lead to unhealthy lifestyle and medical problems (Sub-idea 2).
opinion.
In recent years, the rise in obesity has been linked in part to the sedentary lifestyle and lack
of exercise that often accompany gaming addiction. (Supporting sentence).
Topic sentence.
BOD Y
Body 1
• Firstly, … + explanation or supporting statements (specific It is true that many children now spend much of their spare time playing with the latest technological devices. Despite some obvious
examples). disadvantages of this trend, I would argue that there are far more benefits.
• Secondly, …+ explanation or supporting statements (specific Sub-ideas and supporting sentences On the one hand, there are two major drawbacks when children devote much of their free time to playing electronic games or using the Internet.
examples). As entertaining programs and apps are extremely attractive, children are more likely to be engrossed in those pastimes and spend less time on
• Finally, …+ explanation or supporting statements (specific physical and outdoor activities. A sedentary lifestyle, as a consequence, is gradually developed, making children vulnerable to obesity, diabetes
examples). and cardiovascular diseases. Secondly, spending too much time on their computers or mobile phones may lead to other health problems for some
youngsters. If they keep their eyes glued to screens for hours on end, they may suffer from eye-strain. Waves from hi-fi devices also tend to
cause headaches if used for too long.
However, I would argue that these drawbacks are outweighed by the benefits. One reason for this view is that new technologies encourage
children to use their free time to broaden their knowledge, which is possible in fun ways through interactive software. My young nephew, for
example, spends hours on the Internet learning about dinosaurs. Another reason is that the Internet gives youngsters countless opportunities to
In spite of the above arguments, I support the view Topic sentence used when you support one view over the
discover friends with the same interests in any part of the world, using chat rooms and social networks such as Facebook. Consequently, new
that … (the view that you support) other view
technologies both promote the habit of self-study and encourage young people to develop a wide circle of virtual friends.
In conclusion, it seems to me that the potential benefits of this modern trend are more significant than the possible harm
BODY ‘D ISCUSS BOTH VIEWS & GIVE New technologies have changed the way children
Y OUR O PINIO N’ ESSA Y ‘Outweigh’ essay spend their free time. Do the advantages outweigh
the disadvantages?
On the other hand, … (view 2) Topic sentence used when you support both views Body 2
a subject of public discussion, about which people Example: The decision of the President to declare
a source of controversy (phrase)
strongly disagree war is still a source of controversy today.
a situation in which people or organizations have to Example: Graduates have to fight for jobs in a
highly competitive(adj.)
compete against each other highly competitive market.
Useful vocabulary
Example: Her music teacher recognized and
to develop their capacity to learn or do things while
nurture one’s abilities (phrase) nurtured her abilities, and as a result she became a
they are growing
famous pianist
the students who have the most success and the Example: The highest achievers in my secondary
the highest achievers (n.)
highest marks school all went to university when they left.
Some people regard video games as harmless fun, or even as a useful In conclusion, it seems to me that the potential harm
Example: In conclusion, it seems to me that the potential dangers of video
games are more significant than the possible benefits. educational tool. Others, however, believe that video games are having an (drawbacks, disadvantages) / benefits (advantages)
adverse effect on the people who play them. In your opinion, do the
of … are more significant than the possible benefits ‘OUTWEIGH’ ESSAY
drawbacks of video games outweigh the benefits?
/ harm.
Example: In conclusion, there are convincing arguments for starting work Some people believe that school children should not be given homework by
C ONC LUSION
straight after school, but higher education can also lead to a successful their teachers, whereas others argue that homework plays an important role In conclusion, it seems to me that … (repeat the Used when you support one view over the other view.
career. in the education of children. Discuss both views and give your own opinion idea that you support)
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Introduction • Background statements.
( 2 - 3 sentences ) • Thesis statements.
Conclusion
( 1 - 2 sentences ) • Reaffirm the answer.
The function of this statement is to present the Example: It is thought by some people that .../ It is
Background statements – A paraphrase of the issues in the essay question. You do this by commonly observed that ... / Some people argue
essay question paraphrasing the question. This means you rewrite that... / It is true that ... (paraphrase the topic)
the essay question in your own way.
OUTLINE
Example: It is unthinkable that Britain or France
impossible to imagine or accept unthinkable (adj.)
could again become colonial powers.
Topic sentence
Example:
•Firstly, ... + explanation or supporting
sentences (specific examples).
Sub-ideas and supporting sentences •Secondly, ... + explanation or supporting sentences
(specific examples).
•Finally, ... + explanation or supporting
sentences (specific examples).
Example:
However, there are various steps that governments /
societies / we could take to mitigate / reduce /
Solutions solve the problems. However, some simple
measures should be implemented to deal with ...
However, there are various measures that could be
taken to mitigate / reduce / solve the problems.
Topic sentence
BODY
Example:
•Firstly, ... + explanation or supporting
statements (specific examples).
•Secondly / A second option would be, ...+
Solutions explanation or supporting statements (specific
examples).
•A third option would be / Finally, ... + explanation
or supporting statements (specific examples).
to make a determined effort to deal with a difficult Example: There is a great deal of indecision over
tackle (v.) problem or situation how to tackle the problem.
Useful vocabulary
to control or limit something, especially something Example: The government should act to curb tax
curb (v.) bad evasion
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Introduction • Background statements.
( 2 - 3 sentences ) • Thesis statements.
Conclusion
( 1 - 2 sentences ) • Reaffirm the answer.
INTRODUCTION
More and more young people from wealthy countries are spending a short time in
communities in poorer countries doing unpaid work such as teaching or building houses.
Why? Who benefits more from this, the community or these young people? The second and final statement is the thesis
statement. This is your answer / your opinion. It Example: ... (give general answer to the first
Thesis statement – Your position or main provides the reader with a clear answer to the task. question of the topic), and in my opinion, /I would
points. Your body paragraphs will then explain your argue that (give general answer the second question
answer by presenting ideas which are developed of the topic).
and supported.
It is true that an increasing number of young volunteers are now doing unpaid work to help communities
in developing countries. Some reasons can be identified, and I would argue that both the youngsters and the Background statements – A paraphrase of the Example: It is no doubt true that the majority of
communities benefit. essay question people would like to be happy in their lives
There are at least two important reasons why I think some youngsters from developed countries spend
some time doing voluntary work in communities in poor countries. Firstly, they gain invaluable experience and
develop practical skills which they can then add to their CVs. This experience will certainly help them when
job-hunting later in their career. Secondly, the motivation of idealistic young people should not be
underestimated .The desire to help others less fortunate than themselves comes from a feeling of wanting to give Example: Happiness is considered very important
without reward and share hardships , experiencing what it is like to live in a poor community. SAMPLE ANSWER
TWO-PART QUESTION ESSAY INTRODUCTION SAMPLE in life. Why is it difficult to define? What factors
Both the host community and the young people benefit. The community benefits because these young are important in achieving happiness?
people bring their enthusiasm and knowledge, as well as their physical endeavor. Hence, the youngsters may
be able to teach literacy and numeracy skills, or they may be strong and energetic to help with building houses for Example: While the personal nature of happiness
those who have inadequate shelter. The young people benefit through the life experience which they gain, Thesis statement – Your position or main makes it difficult to describe, there do seem to be
living and working alongside those from a different culture. Without exaggeration, it is a life-changing challenge points. some common needs that we all share with regard
and the youngsters will return to their homes with a much more mature and broader outlook on life to experiencing or achieving happiness
In conclusion, there are some clear reasons for this volunteering trend and I believe that everyone benefits
–it can be truly be said to be a win-win situation.
Example: His determination to pass the exam realize how strong, good or determined someone or Useful vocabulary
should not be underestimated. something really is underestimate(v.) Body 1 •Firstly, ... + explanation or supporting
sentences (specific examples).
Sub-ideas and supporting sentences •Secondly, ... + explanation or supporting sentences
Example: As they crossed the desert on foot, the situations that are difficult or unpleasant, because (specific examples).
two men faced great hardships you do not have enough money, clothes or food, for hardship (n.) •Finally, ... + explanation or supporting
example. sentences (specific examples).
Body 2
SAMPLE BODY
Useful vocabulary
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“In 1980, the percentage of tourists who chose to visit Castle was nearly 25%, which was - 1980: the percentage of visitors to Castle was nearly 25%, while that of visitors
significantly higher than the figure for Zoo, at only 10%. Over the following 20 years, the to Zoo was only 10%.
The graph(s) The line / bar / pie graph(s)
percentage of Castle visitors increased dramatically to reach a peak of about 45% in 1995, - 1980 – 2000: the percentage of visitors to Castle increased dramatically to
Detailed paragraph 1: Describe ‘Zoo’ line and
followed by a considerable drop to just over 30% in 2010. By contrast, despite some minor reach a peak of 45% in 1995 then decreased to 35% in 2000, the percentage of
‘Castle’ line (upward trends) from 1980 to 2010
fluctuations around 10 to 15% during the first 20 years, the figure for Zoo then significantly visitors to Zoo fluctuated around 10 – 15%.
increased to 20% in the last year.” - The rest of the period: the percentage of visitors to Castle continued to
decrease slightly to 33%, while that of visitors to Zoo increased to 20% The chart(s) The line / bar / pie chart(s) / The flow chart(s)
Subject
Paraphrasing technique
how many + countable noun The graph shows how many tourists used three
(plural) + verb major airports in the year 2000.
INTRODUCTION
There was a significant increase of 500 in the There + be + a /an + adjective + noun + of +
number of WISE students in 2019 number + in + “WHAT” + Time period In (number of countries / cities / places) different The chart shows the spending on consumer goods in
Where countries / cities / places
LANGUAGES OF CHANGES three different countries in the year 2010.
The year 2019 witnessed a significant increase of Time period + witnessed/saw/experienced + a/an +
500 in the number of WISE students. adj. + noun + in + noun phrase
Example: the number of WISE students decreased slightly to 500 in 2018. However, this
figure increased significantly by 500 in 2019.
Verb compares
Example: “Overall, it is clear that while the percentage of tourists visiting Castle
The line graph shows the percentage of tourists to and Zoo increased, the opposite was true for Aquarium and Festival
OVERVIEW
Scotland who visited four different attractions from over the period. It is also notable that Castle was the most popular
1980 to 2010. tourist attraction in Scotland for most of the period.”
The number of English films is expected to increase Subject + is / are expected to ( is / are predicted to
to 200 in 2021. ) + verbinfinitive
LANGUAGES OF COMPARISION
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Example: Coffee in France is nowhere near as Subject1 + (to be) + nowhere near as
expensive as in the UK. + adjective + as + subject2
Big difference
Example: Coffee in France is not nearly as Subject1 + (to be) + not nearly as +
expensive as in the UK adjective + as + subject2
Example: Coffee in the UK is not quite as Subject1 + (to be) + not quite as +
expensive as in Italy adjective + as + subject2
MORE COMPARATIVE STRUCTURES • In paragraph 2 of your Task 1 answer, you need to write a general overview of
Small difference
the most important information in the graph.
• Do not write any numbers or percentages in this paragraph.
• For comparative graphs, there is no characteristic of trends. Instead, you should
Example: Coffee in the UK is almost as expensive Subject1 + (to be) + almost as + focus on: - Characteristic of magnitude.
as in Italy adjective + as + subject2
Overall, it is clear that Finance was the most attractive area of qualification
among both sexes in the year 2010, while the opposite was true for
Engineering. It is also notable that the biggest difference was in the number
of males and females enrolling in Mathematics.
OVERVIEW
Example: Coffee in France does not cost as Subject1 + do/does/did + not + verb +
expensive as in the UK, at £2 and £2.90 as + noun phrase + as + subject2 Advanced comparatives
respectively
Finance was the most chosen subject by male and
The largest figure / The highest point
female students
Example:
The chart below shows information about students
COMPARATIVE studying six main subjects at a US university in
GRAPHS 2010.
Example: The bicycle costs half as much money as
As much + (uncountable noun) + as Engineering was the least chosen subject by male
the other one The smallest figure / The lowest point
and female students
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- Natural process, which means it exists in or is
produced by nature (rather than by the intent of
human beings).
- Manufacturing process (man-made process), which
The kind of process means it is carried out by people.
- Linear process, which means it starts and finishes
in different places and it does not repeat itself.
- Cyclical process, at the end of the process, it goes
back to the beginning and repeats itself.
The picture
The graph Subject
The plan
illustrates
describes Verb
demonstrates
The diagram
Subject
The drawing
two proposed locations for a new shopping
complex in the city of Brandfield illustrates
Example: The map below shows two possible
Verb describes
sites of a new shopping mall in Bradfield city
two possible spots in Brandfield city at which a demonstrates
new shopping center would be constructed What
Example: The process below shows the life
cycle of a species of large fish called the
two possible locations for the construction of a salmon the life cycle of salmon from eggs to adult
new shopping mall in the city of Brandfield fishes
The diagram
a small town of Islip before Subject
The drawing
and after the constructions Example: The maps below show the center of a
of several facilitie small town called Islip from 2005 to 2010.
illustrates
the center of a small town Verb describes
called Islip before and after What demonstrates
some developments Example: The process below shows how
geothermal energy is used to pro duce electricity
a number of changes
the production of electricity using
which took place in Islip
town geothermal energy
OVERVIEW
Example: As can be seen from the pictures, the
city witnessed dramatic changes. - Where do the - Are the changes significant?
changes come from?
Example: Point out the total the total amount of time that a Example: In general, the complete life cycle lasts
two maps process takes to complete.
The table and chart below show the domestic water for approximately 10 years.
Example: As can be seen from the plans, the most OVERVIEW
MAP use and cost in 5 countries
notable change taking place in the area is the
- What are the changes made for?
construction of a road bridge, which replaces the
ferry.
Point out the places where the process happens or Example: In general, it can be seen that there are
the main materials used during five main stages of the process and these stages
“Site 1 is to the north of the city center and to the manufacturing process. take place both under and above the ground level.
south east of the housing estate. This will provide - Site 1 is to the north of the city center and to the
easy access for people who live in the residential south east of the residential area.
area If the shopping mall is built there. There is a - This proposed location is convenient for people Detailed paragraph 1: Describe the first
railway line between Site 1 and the downtown to go shopping there. proposed site of the building – Site S1
which runs from the north west of the city to the - Site 1 is also near the railway line, close to the PROCESS VA MAP
south east. Site 1 is also fairly close to the river river and the main road.
and the main road, which runs through the town.” The map shows two possible sites S1 and S2 of
a new shopping mall in Brandfield city. Single map “Salmon begin life as eggs in the slow-moving
- Salmon usually lay eggs in the slow-moving upper upper reaches of a river. Eggs are surrounded by
river and these salmon eggs are surrounded by reeds and pebbles for about five to six months
reeds and small stones for 5-6 months. before they hatch. The newborn fish normally
Detailed paragraph 1: Describe the gro wth of
“Site 2 is located to the south east of the city center - ‘Fry’ salmon are 3-8 cm long, they follow the fast called ‘fry’ are very small, which are only three to
- Site 2 is to the south east of the city center and to salmon in fresh water (‘fry’ and ‘smolt’)
and to the south of the industrial estate. It is also in flow to the lower river and stay there for 4 years. eight centimeters long. These ‘fry’ follow the fast
the south of the industrial zone. - After that, they reach the length of 12-15 cm and flow to the lower river. They stay there for 4 years
close proximity to the railway and the main road.
- Site 2 is also close to the railway line and the Detailed paragraph 2: Describe the second they are known as ‘smolt’. until they reach the length of twelve to fifteen
However, there is a considerable distance between
main road. proposed site of the building – Site S2 centimeters. Grown fish are known as ‘smolt’.”
Site 2 and the river. Both Site 2 and Site 1 are BODY Example: The process below shows the life cycle
- Site 2 is far away from the river, the golf course BODY
located quite far away to the east of the golf course of a species of large fish called the salmon.
and park
and park.”
Trees / Forest
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The pie graph
Subject The table
displays
Verb
illustrates
Example: The pie chart below shows the main
reasons why agricultural land becomes less
INTRODUCTION productive. The table shows how these causes
affected three regions of the world during the the principal causes why farming
The pie chart
1990s. land deteriorates
What
When in the
1990s
The largest figure / The highest point Water is the most expensive in France
Table
The smallest figure / The lowest point Water price is the lowest in the US
- Australian ethnicity made up nearly three fourths “According to the pie chart, Australian ethnicity
of the total population. The figures for made up nearly three fourths of the total
people coming from the UK and New Zealand were population. This was followed by the figure for
7% and 3% respectively. people coming from the UK and New Zealand, with
Detailed paragraph 1
- People of Chinese and Dutch ethnicity, on the 7% and 3% respectively. People of Chinese and
other hand, made up a negligible 1-2%. Dutch ethnicity, on the other hand, made up a
- The figure for other nationalities was 14%. negligible 1 to 2%. Moreover, the figure of other
nationalities was 14%."
- 80% of people from Australia and New Zealand “As can be seen from the table, roughly 80% of
lived in cities, whereas only around 20% people from Australia and Dutch lived in cities,
lived in the countryside. whereas only around 20% lived in the countryside.
Detailed paragraph 2
- The figures for China and New Zealand with their Similarly, the figures for China and New Zealand
urban population were the highest, with their urban population were the largest, around
around 90 to 99%. 90 to 99%.”
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MIND-MAP IELTS WRITING
TASK 1,2 (VOL 3)
Table of Contents
Opinion Essay ………………………………….…………………………….…...3
Discussion essay ………………………………………………………………….4
Discussion and opinion essay……………………….…………………....………5
Problem and solution essay ………………...........................................................6
Two-part question essay ………………………………………….……………...7
Graph with a trend (Line graph, bar chart, pie chart and table) ..………….….8
Comparative graphs(Bar chart, pie chart and table) ..…………………………9
Process and maps ……………………………………………………………....10
Multiple graphs(Line graph, bar charts, pie charts and tables).………………11
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