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Task 1 Writing: Paragraphs, Linking & Ordering

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by Komila Tohirova
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What is the best opening for a Task 1 paragraph?

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Which linking word shows addition in a sequence?

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How should you structure the body of a Task 1 paragraph?

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What should you avoid including in the Task 1 conclusion?

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Which linking word indicates contrast/exception?

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What is essential when presenting numbers in Task 1?

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Which order is often clear for data presentation?

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How can you signal a trend change in Task 1?

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What should you do when there are two graphs?

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Why is paraphrasing important in Task 1?

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For IELTS Writing Task 1, you must write at least ...

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How much time is officially recommended to spend on IELTS Writing Task 1?

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Which of the following tasks is NOT typically found in IELTS Academic Writing Task 1?

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Which diagram type is most likely used for showing how numbers change over time for several categories?

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What type of diagram typically compares quantities across categories at a single point in time?

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Which task type requires describing a process or sequence of steps?

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Which diagram is used to show changes across two or more locations or areas?

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A chart showing two graphs side by side for comparison (e.g., two sets of lines) is best described as:

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When the data combine a bar chart and a line graph in one task, this is an example of:

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Overview writes after ...

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Line graphs show changes over time; pie charts show parts of a whole, tables summarize data in rows/columns, and process diagrams show steps.

Bar charts compare categories at one time; line graphs show trends over time, maps show locations, processes show steps.

Process diagrams outline stages or steps; maps show locations; bar/line charts present data values.

Maps illustrate geography or locations; tables/graphs summarize data; pies show shares.

IELTS Task 1 may require describing combinations; single line or bar/pie alone don’t capture multiple series.

IELTS can feature mixed charts; single charts, maps, or processes are not combinations.

 
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