The easy way to ielts writing academic Module

Organization and structure for graphs and charts
A clear organization of the writing helps candidates achieve a high band
score for “coherence” as it makes it easier to follow the description of the
data provided in graphs and charts or the sequence of steps in diagrams. In
the academic module, following a 4-paragraph structure for writing task1 is
recommended.
1. 
Introduction:
This
is a 1-sentence paragraph, which simply introduces
and paraphrases the given topic. In most cases, verbs such as “show,”
“give/provide information about,” and “compare” could be used to
initiate this paragraph.
2. 
Overview:
This
is a 2-4 sentence paragraph, highlighting the chart or
graph’s main features in a general and comparative way. It is crucial
to develop a clear overview.
3. 
Body paragraph 1: 
This paragraph focuses on an organized and
detailed comparison and description of the given trends, figures, or
numbers.
4. 
Body paragraph 2: 
This is similar to the first body paragraph. It is
focused on details to describe other trends and how they change. Both
body paragraphs are focused on the detailed description of the given
information.
I have created some sample writings to elaborate on the data organization in
charts and graphs in the following pages. These samples highlight line
graphs, bar charts, pie charts, and tables, which are quite similar in terms of
structure, the organization of the given data, using specific vocabulary and
phrases to describe trends and figures, and the comparative language essential
in describing them. It is noteworthy that the only requirement for this task is
to write a short report on how the trends and figures change using the defined
and expected language. As a result, it is crucial to avoid personal interest,
judgment, or opinion in this writing type.