Hinds for Ielts 2

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Hinds for Ielts 2101 Helpful Hints for IELTSAs you can see, the statistical data can be presented in a variety of ways: ... as numbers functioning as adjectives inside or outside brackets ... as numbers expressed in word form {twice the profit, three-fold etc.) ... as numbers listed in the order mentioned using the word respectively.Statistics are often expressed in percentages: The profit remained steady at 10%. The EEC and the USA both had 10%. The profit rose to 10%. The profit peaked at just over 10%. from 10% to 20%. The monthly profit increased by lO% fell from 20% to 10%. percentage (10%). the largest of students number (245). Slovakia had of the students. 10% 10% of the students were from the Federation of Russia. France accounted for. 10% of the students. twice the in May than in March. They made profit percentage three times percentage of profit four times profit percentage from March to May. The doubled percentage of profit increased three-fold decreased four-fold Company As profit percentage rose steadily, whereas thaLof Company B fell slightly. There were more respectively).Note also the following structures for presenting numbers and statistical data: a quarter of almost one nearly a third of approximately one the (total) number of students. about (a) half of just over one over School A has three quarters of almost a quarter nearly half as many students approximately three quarters as School B. about as much space just over twice over three times almost / nearly as many (students) as about / approximately as much (space) as School A School B. has about / approximately the same (number of students) as exactly /precisely (proportion (amount58 Writing Test Hints EXPRESS CHANGES IN DATA EFFECTIVELYIf Writing Task 1 is a graph, table or chart, you should notice first if the information is fixed in timeor changes over time. If the information changes over time, you need to express those changes byusing words and phrases which describe how it has changed.The figures given can either increase or decrease, fluctuate, or remain stable (stay the same).Increases, decreases and fluctuations can be expressed in either of two grammatical ways: • v erb + adverb form • adjective + noun form. • Look at the following table: increased from (June) to (December). The number of (cars) sud ...