IELTS Writing Task 1 Part 2: Dynamic Trends: Graphs & Charts
Dynamic Trends: Line Graphs, Bar Charts & Rate-of-Change Lexis
Dynamic visual tasks show changes occurring over time (years, decades, or continuous months). Achieving high scores in Lexical Resource and Grammatical Range requires toggling between noun and verb phrases of movement while utilizing precise prepositions of degree (by, to, at, with).
Dual Grammatical Structures for Describing Trends
[Subject] + [Verb] + [Adverb]
There was a + [Adjective] + [Noun] + in [Subject]
Crucial Preposition Rules for Numbers:
- To: Marks the final finish destination ("Exports rose to 45 million units.")
- By: Marks the mathematical difference ("Exports increased by 15 million units.")
- At: Pinpoints a static plateau ("Sales leveled off at 30%.")
- Of: Follows nouns of change ("There was an upward surge of 25%.")
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