IELTS Writing: How to Explain Line Graphs

The video tutorial introduces viewers to line graphs, explaining their features and terminology. It provides a sample answer and detailed analysis of a line graph depicting the proportion of residents in Australia from different regions between 1976 and 2011. The tutorial emphasizes the importance of using correct vocabulary and tense in describing graphs. It concludes with guidance for further learning and practice.

What term is used to describe a line graph that shows a consistent upward trend?

• Stagnant

• Decline

• Steep growth

• Fluctuation

In the sample line graph, which region showed a consistent increase over the years?

• UK

• Asia

• Others

• Total

What was the trend observed for the 'Others' category in the sample graph?

• Consistent decline

• Steady growth throughout

• No significant change

• Initial fall followed by growth

Which region showed a continuous decline in the sample graph?

• Total

• UK

• Others

• Asia

What is the importance of using the correct vocabulary when describing line graphs?

• It helps in making the description more colorful.

• It ensures clarity and precision in the description.

• It makes the graph look more complex.

• It is not important at all.

Why is it important to pay attention to tense usage when writing about line graphs?

• To confuse the reader.

• To make the description longer.

• To make the description sound more formal.

• To ensure the description is grammatically correct.

What should you do if a conclusion is not required in your line graph description?

• Always include it regardless.

• Skip it if already mentioned.

• Write a brief one anyway.

• Include it at the beginning.