IELTS Writing Band 9+ Complete Course: Tasks 1+ 2

Identify one or two main patterns in the data source and present a concise overview that highlights the general trend for the examiner, without stating specific figures.

Identify the most important information from a four-company stock-price graph (2013–2018) and describe the general trends to craft an effective overview for IELTS task 1.

Learn to describe changes in task 1 graphs using a varied vocabulary, including dipped, bottomed out, plummeted, fluctuated, rose, peaked, and remained constant.

Learn to describe multi-section graphs in IELTS writing with precise graph language, using verbs for rises and falls, adverbs to show degree, and strategies for concise section-by-section descriptions.

Learn how to describe change in graphs by analyzing sentence parts—bold sections introduce and connect ideas, italics show change verbs, red marks time spans, and underlined figures give specific values.

Learn how to convert verbs to nouns to add variety in formal writing. Practice transforming base sentences into noun-based forms with examples like a sudden drop in alcohol consumption.

Learn to describe pie charts in IELTS writing by paraphrasing the question, comparing charts simultaneously, and focusing on the biggest changes in food and drink, transport, entertainment, smartphones, and books.

Describe pie charts using present and past tenses, paraphrase prompts, and use precise percentages and verbs like plummeted, doubled, and skyrocketed to compare UK spending 2009–2019.

Analyze IELTS tables by grouping data and prioritizing the most important information. Outline the structure with an overview of trends before presenting specific numbers.

Master describing two graphs by summarizing each graph, comparing similarities and differences, identifying clearest trends and interesting results, and drawing conclusions in a balanced, exam-ready response.

Learn to craft process descriptions by outlining a general overview first, then detailing steps with specific information. Apply sequencing cues for five stages, beginning with evaporation and salt water intrusion.

Identify and underline the links in the sentences, write them down, watch the video to determine what is described, and order the sentences to form a full description.

Explore the life cycle of a tablet computer, from outsourced manufacturing of exterior and memory chips to assembly, central warehouse distribution, and refurbishment with return to shops.

Explore process descriptions across chocolate production, fruit drying, and milk processing, with examples of drying, molding, packaging, and distribution, and learn to reinforce learning by writing the process on paper.

Master map vocabulary and exercise packs to describe changes using phrases like knocked down, demolished to create space, turned into, and increase the size of an area.