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    This document provides guidance on using different tenses and grammatical structures to describe maps, graphs, charts, tables, and diagrams for the IELTS exam. It outlines when to use the present simple, past simple, present perfect, past perfect, future simple, passive voice, modal verbs, and other structures when describing inputs, processes, comparisons between elements, and projections into the past or future. Key examples are provided to illustrate the different grammatical forms.

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    GRAMMAR FOR IELTS

    W1 Maps
    Graphs, charts and tables Diagrams • Present Simple Active: To describe a map
    • Present Simple Active: When no time • Present Simple Passive: To describe from nowadays.
    periods are given. industrial, agricultural or business processes. • Past Simple Active: To describe a map from
    • Past Simple Active: When a definite past • Present Perfect Passive: When using the the past.
    time period is given. words ‘once’ or ‘after’. • Present Perfect Passive: To describe
    • Present Perfect Active: When the • Present Simple Active: To describe changes between the past and the present maps.
    situation/action in the past is still true or is related biological or natural processes. • Past Perfect Passive: When using the word
    to the present. • is + to + infinitive: When mentioning which ‘by’ to compare two maps from the past.
    • Past Perfect Active: When two periods of step it is. • Used to: To describe a map from the past.
    time in the past are given. • Passive modal verbs: To describe a ‘how to’ • Future Simple Active: To describe a map that
    • Possibility in the future: When there are process. shows projections for the future.
    projections into the future.
    • The pigments are mixed and then diluted. • Making comparisons: When given two maps
    • Making comparisons: When given two • After a contract has been signed, it becomes
    inputs separate or in the same graph. • There is a large hotel next to the beach.
    law. Once the coffee is selected, it is put in • There was a coffee shop on the corner. A hotel
    • People over 65 send and receive the lowest plastic bags.
    stood in front of the park.
    number of text messages. • Finally, the butterfly emerges from the cocoon. • The forest has been replaced by a mall.
    • In the 1950’s half of the population of the US • The final step is to let it dry. • By 2010, a new bridge had been built to cross
    lived in rural areas. • Next, the two holes must/should be lined up
    the river.
    • The number of internet users has increased carefully. • There used to be a restaurant in front of the
    significantly since 2000. hotel but now…/The restaurant that used to be
    • Only 15% of people lived in cities in 1850, but in front of the hotel was relocated to…
    by 2000, that number had reached 70%. MIX THEM!!!!! • At the moment there is one mall but three
    • The urban population in the US may reach years from now there will be four malls in the
    80% by 2050. area.

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