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I. EFFECTIVE STRUCTURES..........................................................................................3
III. PARAPHRASES......................................................................................................................12
1. Table..................................................................................................................................... 17
2. Pie chart................................................................................................................................19
3. Chart................................................................................................................................21
4. Line graph.............................................................................................................................23
5. Map....................................................................................................................................... 25
6. Process..................................................................................................................................27
1. 5 BASIC STRUCTURES:
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Trend language dugc dung dS mo ta biSn d()ng cua biSu d6 giua cac khoang thai
gian v&i nhau (ngay/thang/nam)
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Fall Fall
Plummet Plummet Substantial Substantially
Plunge Plunge Moderate Gradually
Goup Climb Climb Gradual Moderately
Grow Growth Slight Slightly
Increase Increase Minimal Minimally
Rise Rise
Rocket
No change Remain
the same
Remain
unchanged
Remain
constant
Remain
stable
Stay table
Stay steady
Constant Fluctuate Fluctuation
change (around) Variation
Vary (around)
NV\
Dung khi mieu ta khi sf> li u dao d(mg len xu6ng quanh m(>t gia tri nh§.t dinh
Fluctuated significantly/ fluctuated wildly (thay d6i 16n)/ fluctuated slightly (thay
d6i nh6)
Ex: The number of car sale fluctuated wildly around 1500 cars between 2015
and 2020
Ex:
• Stood at:
Bc;1n c6 thS dung Stood at b§.t ki ch6 nao bc;1n mu6n trong bai viSt, thuang se dung
trong cau ghep, sau m(>t biSn d(>ng nao d6:
Ex:
- At the beginning the car sale stood at 200 car per month, then it increased
considerably to 500 in the following year
Ex:
Ex:
Dung nhfrng d.u true nay dS bit d§.u cho doc;1n overview, bc;1n cung c6 thS dung dS
chuySn gifra doc;1n 3 va 4:
- The most significant facts to emerge from the graph are that...
Luu y la bc;1n chi c§.n h9c 1-2 cau trong nhfrng c1,1m tren, ch9n cho minh cau bc;1n
tam die nh§.t va ap d1,1ng m9i bai bc;1n viSt.
3. Time expression
- (In) the period from... to.../ between... and ...(in the period from 1950 to 1960)
-In the first/ last......month of the year (in the first 3 month of the year)
4. Estimation
- Nearly
-About
-Around
- Approximately
- Just over
- Almost
5. Giving data
1 2020 1 202 1
5% 20%
- The number of males were considerably higher compared to/with the number
of females.
II. LINKING WORDS
1. Then, before, after
These words are very useful to vary the way you link sentences:
- Car sales increased steadily from 2015 until 2020, then fell slightly in the
following year.
- Car sales increased steadily from 2015 until 2020, before falling slightly in the
following year.
- After increasing steadily from 2015 until 2020, Car sales fell slightly in the
following year.
- Vietnam consumers nearrly 100 million tons of rice per year, however, it
produces more than 1 trilion tons.
- The USA produces large amounts of oil. In contrast, Taiwan produces none.
- Russia consumes 180 million tons of rice. On the other hand, England
consumes just 8 million per year.
- Spain produces 180 million tons of rice, while/ whereas Germany produces
none.
- While Germany consumes 80 million tons of rice per year, it produces none.
- Although Spain produced 180 tons of rice per year, Germany produced none
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3. Dicussing similarities:
- India consumes almost 100 million tons of rice per year, likewise/ similarly,
China consumes 110 million.
- Both India and China produce nearly the same amount of rice per year.
4. Connectors
Day la cac tu dung dS chuySn y, chuySn do<;tn, dung a d§.u m6i do<;tn ho c khi
chuySn y mai:
- Moving to a more detailed analysis,....
- First of all,...
- To begin with,...
- Following that/this,...
- In terms of...
80% four-fifths
75% three-quarters
70% seven in ten
65% :.I. • I
60% three-fifths
55% • •
50%
45% more than two fifths
40% two-fifths
more than a third
35%
less than a third
30% . .
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25%
one fifth (a fifth)
20%
less than a/one fifth
15%
10%
• •
one in twenty
5%
just over three quarters / approximately three quarters
77%
just under a half / nearly a half
49%
almost a third
32%
a very large majority
75% -85%
a significant proportion
65% -75%
a minority
10% -15%
a very small number
5%
- 50-65 year-olds
- The 50-65s
- Nation
- Territory
-Land
- Continent
- Mainland
-Town
- Metropolis
- Metropolitan area
- spending on Sth
- expenditure on Sth
5. Consumption:
- Sth' consumption
6. Production:
- Sth' production
- The manufacture of Sth
7. Information:
- Data
- Statistics
- Details
- Particulars
8. Types:
Ex:
9. Trasportation:
- Forms of transport
- Means of transport
- Modes of transport
1. Table
The graph below shows the percentage of people unemployed in the total labour
workforce across 9 countries in 1994 and 2004.
Overall, there were downward trends in 5 countries, contrary to the upward trends
in the rest 4 countries, with the most remarkable change that could be found in
Ireland. Besides, it is noteworthy that the gap between countries was widened
over the given decade.
In 1994, the percentage of joblessness in Ireland was at 14.8%, which was the
highest. Then, it experienced the most considerable fall to 4.4% which was the
lowest in 2004. Similarly, the research documented decreases in Italy, Canada,
the UK, and the USA (11.8%-8.4%; 10.6%-7.7%;
Clothes, 24%_/
Entertainment, Entertainment,
20% ent 40% Rent, 50%
18%
Clothes,
15%
Food. 25%
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Overall, the given period witnessed a downward trend across the board, except
for Renting the only category that bucked the trend. Furthermore, the gap between
factors was widened considerably by the end of the research.
Similarly, there was a successive fall from 28% in 1995 to 18% in 2015 in
spending on entertainment, following a slight rise of 3% from 25% in the
beginning. Despite this change, it consistently accounted for the third highest
numbers over the research. Meanwhile, the figure for spending on food t to 25%
in 2005 and to 21% in 2015, after a stability at 30% in the first 10 years.
The charts below show the average working hours of full-time workers and part
time workers in three countries and a comparison with the European average in
2002
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The given tables illustrate the differences in working time of employees who
worked full-time and part-time jobs in three nations, compared to European
average number in 2002.
Overall, men in all countries, except Netherland, had more working hours than
women did. Additionally, the figures for full-time workers in Greece were
constantly the highest in both genders, and above the European average. In
contrast, regarding the Netherland and the UK, the graph shows an opposite trend
with numbers below the average. Meanwhile, the Netherland shows a domination
against other nations in terms of working hours for part-time employees.
The figures for part-time employees in Netherland ranked the top, with figure of
32 hours for men and 34 hours for women, higher than European average by 8
hours and 9 hours respectively. Meanwhile, the graph shows no gap between 2
genders in Greece and the UK, with even numbers at 20 hours for the former and
22 hours for the latter, these were lower than the data for European average.
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4. Line graph
The line graph shows the percentage of people who used five different
communication methods between 1998 and 2008.
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60%
50%
40%
30%
20%
10%
0%
1998 2000 2002 2004 2006 2008
Landline service Fi xed broadband + Cellula r phone service
M obile broadband ...,._ Int ernet service
Overall, cellular phone service and Internet service experienced upward trends
with the most considerable growth for the former. Similarly, fixed broadband and
mobile broadband underwent gradual, slight growths. However, concerning
landline service, a reversed trend could be seen.
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The two maps show the town of Langley in the years 1910 and 1950 and the
urban developments that took place. Overall, there were a number of notable
changes to the buildings and amenities of this area.
In 1910, the area had a combination of residential and industrial features, but by
1950 the industrial features had largely disappeared. Whereas in 1910 a railway
line ran through the neighbourhood, by 1950 this had been removed.
Furthermore, the townhouses which used to dominate the 1910 map had been
replaced by blocks of flats by 1950, and the areas of wasteland had gone.
Another major change to the area in 1950 was the development of more
commercial and recreational features. The demolition of a second row of houses
on Sherman Street and the removal of the railway line made room for a spacious
park and children's play area. On the commercial side, to the right of the park
some new stores were built on the aptly named New Lane, replacing the small
store of 1910, and the cafe and laundry were relocated.
To sum up, the area was renovated extensively, seeing fundamental changes to
its residential accommodation, and its commercial and recreational facilities were
developed.
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6. Process
The chart clearly depicts a 7-step process for producing olive oil. This sequence
of production starts from handpicking and eventually ends in sale or storage.
3. Smashing
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Olive Olive
stones
7. Storage with
6. Separating .- 5. Pressing +- 4. Bag holes
and sale Water
The given diagram illustrates the process of producing olive oil. Overall, there
are seven consecutive stages involved in this process, starting from harvesting the
mature fruit from olive trees, ending with distributing finished products for sales
in the market. Except for the first stage, other subsequent stages are mostly done
by machines, which is matching the large scale of mass production.
Initially, ripe olive fruits are harvested from trees by farmers. Then, they are taken
to a rinsing machine where they are washed by high pressure of water splashes to
get rid of impurities. After being rinsed, the olives are transferred by conveyor
belts to a smashing machine which grinds the olives to separate the fruit from the
seeds. During this stage, the olives are ground into a paste, and the olive stones
are removed.
Following this, the olive paste is placed in a type of perforated bags before being
put through a pressing machine which separates the remained water from the oil.
And eventually, the olive oil is packaged and delivered to shops where it can be
sold.
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