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Writing task 1 structure

(mindful_eduleader)

The [name of the figure] illustrates/gives information/explains/compares/presents


data on +What+Where +When.

Overall/On the whole, it is readily apparent that/it is clear that/it can be inferred
that/____. In addition/Moreover,______. ( the most noticeable change/ information,
the highest and lowest points)

As can be seen/To begin with/First and foremost,__________.

When it comes to/ As for/ In terms of ,____/In contrast,__________/In sharp


contrast to this______.

1. Introduction

Structure:​
The [type of visual] illustrates/gives information about/presents data on [what] in [where], during
[when].

Example:​
The bar chart presents data on the average monthly spending of households in the UK, the
USA, and Japan in 2020.

2. Overview (General Trends – NO specific data)

Structure:​
Overall/On the whole, it is clear that [main trend or striking feature]. In addition/Moreover,
[second noticeable trend, such as highest/lowest point, increase/decrease].

Example:​
Overall, it is clear that UK households spent the most on housing, while Japanese families
allocated a larger share of their budget to food. Moreover, transportation costs were the lowest
in Japan.
3. Body Paragraph 1 (Specific Details – Group 1)

Structure:​
As can be seen/To begin with/First and foremost, [describe the first main feature or trend with
specific data].​
When it comes to/In terms of [category or group], [detailed explanation with figures].

Example:​
To begin with, housing expenses in the UK accounted for 35% of the total monthly budget, the
highest among all categories in that country. In contrast, American households spent slightly
less on housing, at 30%.

4. Body Paragraph 2 (Specific Details – Group 2 or Comparison)

Structure:​
In contrast/On the other hand/In sharp contrast to this, [present opposing or different data].​
[Category/group] experienced [describe the change or trend], reaching [value].

Example:​
In contrast, Japanese families allocated just 20% of their budget to housing. Instead, they spent
more on food, with this category making up 30%, which was the highest among the three
countries.

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