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Visual representation of the 20-minute breakdown.
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Strict time boundaries prevent you from running out of time for Task 2.
Execute a complete chart report within 20 minutes using a structured workflow.
Step-by-step time management guide.
Identify chart type, axes, and units.
Pick 2–3 main trends for your overview.
Draft your big-picture summary paragraph.
Organise data logically into two paragraphs.
Draft body paragraphs with clear comparisons.
Proofread grammar and data accuracy.
Visual representation of the 20-minute breakdown.
Strict time boundaries prevent you from running out of time for Task 2.
Mental checklist before writing.
Guided reflection on managing the workspace.
Imagine the timer has just started. You have 1 minute to read and 4 minutes to plan before writing your first sentence.
Outline your primary strategy below based on the 20-minute workflow.
What 2-3 main trends will you highlight for your overview paragraph?
How will you organize the detailed data into two body paragraphs?
Analyze a sample report against criteria.
"The chart shows coffee and tea. In London coffee went up to 50 and tea went down. In Paris coffee was 40 and tea was 30."
Review the text above. Why is this only a Band 6.0 (or lower)? Point out one specific error or missed opportunity for each of the IELTS marking criteria.
Focus on data accuracy and overview presence.
Focus on logical links and comparisons.
Focus on vocabulary range and precision.
Focus on sentence structure variety and errors.
Targeted rewrite exercise.
"In 2010, coffee sales were 50 million. In 2015, coffee sales were 60 million. Tea sales were 30 million in 2010. Tea sales were 20 million in 2015."
Your Goal: Combine these simple sentences, use varied vocabulary, and show direct comparison between the years and beverages.
(Note: After you submit your rewrite, compare it against the Band 7.5 model provided in the next field's placeholder)..
Aim for 2-3 complex sentences with strong comparative structures.
Identify what grammatical or lexical choices make the model effective.