IELTS Writing Task 1 Vocabulary

Liz introduces the importance of providing accurate data in IELTS writing task 1. She highlights common mistakes students make, such as reporting inaccurate numbers, and emphasizes the need for flexible language to describe data accurately. The lesson covers various expressions to use when numbers are under, about, or over a certain value. Liz also provides techniques for paraphrasing and concludes with additional resources for IELTS preparation.

Why is it crucial to provide accurate data in IELTS Writing Task 1?

• To fill up the word count

• To ensure the examiner can verify the information

• To impress the examiner with complex vocabulary

• To make the essay more interesting

What is the issue with stating '28% of men smoked' when the exact number is not visible?

• It is a stylistic choice

• It is an assumption without clear evidence

• It is a common mistake

• It is a grammatical error

Which expression can be used to describe a number slightly below 30?

• Just under 30

• More than 30

• Well under 30

• Exactly 30

What term can be used when a number is not clearly over or under a specific value?

• Precisely

• Exactly

• Approximately

• Significantly

Which phrase would you use to describe a number that is slightly above 20?

• Under 20

• Well over 20

• Exactly 20

• Just over 20

What is a benefit of using varied expressions in IELTS Writing Task 1?

• It reduces the need for data accuracy

• It confuses the examiner

• It demonstrates a wider range of vocabulary

• It increases the word count