Exoressions of Measurement in IELTS Writing Task 1

Exoressions of
Measurement in IELTS
WRITING TASK 1
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*RATE: the rate of growth; the growth rate; the birth rate/unemployment rate/divorce rate, etc. ( a parrticular point/ mostly
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LEVEL (height/amount): the level of water/ production/expenditure/unemployment (to make
The user can perform a comparison/
the presentation on a projector or mostly used in
bar graphs) into film.
* RATE: the rate of growth; the growth rate;

the birth rate / unemployment rate/divorce
rate, etc. (à a parrticular point / mostly
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* LEVEL
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water / production / expenditure /
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unemployment (to make a comparison) /

mostly used in bar graphs)
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RELATED VERBS
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MATHEMATICAL EXPESSIONS
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The number of unemployed people doubledused between
in line2005 and 2009.
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There were twice as many unemployed people bar in 2009 as in 2005.into film.
graphs)
Twice as many people were unemployed in 2009 compared to 2005.
There was a twofold increase in the number of unemployed people between

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The number of unemployed people increased twofold between 2005 and 2009. computer, and the powerpoint can be printed out and made
into film.
MATHEMATICAL EXPESSIONS
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In 1999, 35% of British3people

usefulwenttechniques
abroad for
for describing
their holidays,percentages:
while only 28% of
Australians spent their holidays
1. Put the in percentage
a different country. The figure
at the start of thefor the USA stood
sentence.
at 31%.
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2. Use “while”, “whereas”
x or “compared to” to add a comparison.
Around 40% of women in the
3. Use UK figure
"the had anfor"
undergraduate qualification
computer,
to add another in can
and the powerpoint 1999,
be printed out and made
into film. comparison in the next sentence.
compared to 37% of men. The figures for the year 2000 rose slightly to 42% and
38% respectively.
• In 1999, 35% of British people went abroad for their holidays, while only
28% of Australians spent their holidays in a different country. The figure
for the USA stood at 31%. ADD YOUR TEXT HERE
• Around 40% of women in the UK had an undergraduate qualification in
into film.
1999, compared to 37% of men. The figures for the year 2000 rose
slightly to 42% and 38% respectively.
PREPOSITIONS
1. Use to when describing what happened to the number:
In 2008, the rate of unemployment rose to 10%.
2. Use by when describing the amount of change between two numbers:
In 2009, the rate of unemployment fell by 2% (from 10% to 8%).
3. Use with to give the idea of 'having' the number:
He won the election with 52% of the vote.
4. Use at to add the number on the end of a sentence:
Unemployment reached its highest level in 2008, at 10%.

1. ……… 1990 ……… 2000, there was a drop ……… 15%.
2. GM car sales peaked ……… 2,000 in 1999.
1. ……… 1990 ……… 2000, there 3.was
The achart
dropshows
……… 15%.a decline ……… 35% ……… the bird population.
2. GM car sales peaked ………has
4. There 2,000
beenin 1999.
a significant increase ……… the number of people aged over eighty.
3. The chart 5.
shows
Therea have
decline ………
been 35% ………
dramatic cutsthe……… birdthe
population.
level of spending on the elderly, reaching a low …… 11%.
4. There has been a significant increase
6. Profits ………
rose ……… thea number
low of 4.5 of million
peopleto aged overofeighty.
a high 8 million in 2008.
5. There have been dramatic
7. Canada andcuts ……… thewheat
Australia’s level exports
of spending on the………
fluctuated elderly, reaching
5 million anda 6low …… 11%.
million respectively.
6. Profits rose ……… a low of8. 4.5 million
There wereto asignificant
high of 8 improvements
million in 2008.……… healthcare ……… 1980.
7. Canada and Australia’s wheatshow
9. The statistics exports fluctuated
a reduction ……………… 20% 5 million and 6 million
……… energy costs asrespectively.
a result ……… the measures.
8. There were significant improvements ………fell
10.Profits healthcare
……… 10%, ……… 1980.
from 2,000 to 1,800 in 1970s.
9. The statistics11.The
show radio
a reduction
station……… 20% ………
experienced energy
a fall ………costs36,000as alisteners
result ………to a the
totalmeasures.
audience ……… 2.1 million
10.Profits fell ……… 10%, fromnumber
12.The 2,000 to of1,800
studentsin 1970s.
fell ……… a low of 1,500 in the second half of the year.
11.The radio station experienced a fall ………
13.Cases of AIDS36,000
shotlisteners
……… from to 2,400
a totalinaudience
1996 to ………4,0002.1 million
in 2004.
12.The number of students fell ……… a low of 1,500
14.Demand reachedin the second
a peak ……… half of theinyear.
45,000 early March.
13.Cases of AIDS shot ……… from
15.The 2,400 in
number of 1996 to 4,000
cars sold in 2004.
remained unchanged in 1999 ……… three million.
14.Demand reached a peak ……… 45,000 in
16.Students doearly March.
between three ……… four hours homework a night.
15.The number of cars sold remained
17.The numberunchanged
of accidents in 1999
……… ………1999 three million.higher than that of 2000.
was slightly
16.Students do between three 18.The………figurefour
rosehours homework
steadily ……… the a night.
four years between 1997 ……… 2001.
17.The number of accidents ……… 1999 rose
19.Oil production was slightly higheratthan
dramatically first that of 2000.
but then leveled out ……… $70 a barrel.
18.The figure rose steadily ……… the fourwas
20.There years
an between
increase ………1997 50,000
……… 2001. between 1990 and 1992.
19.Oil production rose dramatically at first but then leveled out ……… $70 a barrel.
20.There was an increase ……… 50,000 between 1990 and 1992.
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* RATE: the rate of growth; the growth rate;

unemployment (to make a comparison) /

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Twice as many people were unemployed in 2009 compared to 2005.

There was a twofold increase in the number of unemployed people between

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In 1999, 35% of British3people

In 2008, the rate of unemployment rose to 10%.

2. Use by when describing the amount of change between two numbers:

In 2009, the rate of unemployment fell by 2% (from 10% to 8%).

3. Use with to give the idea of 'having' the number:

He won the election with 52% of the vote.

4. Use at to add the number on the end of a sentence:

Unemployment reached its highest level in 2008, at 10%.

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