模雅思作文模板：图表

According to the (first) line graph/ bar chart/pie chart/disgram, P 1 (the first sentence would be an opening statement of what the whole graph is about, followed by the main piece of information which you understand from the data):
S1
The bar chart gives information about the percentage of ……
S2
S2-1 In general, the number of tourist arrivals increased with the exception of arrivals in North America between 2000 and 2005 which decreased from 90 million to 88 million.
(The main trend is an increase of 3 per year)
P 2 (this paragraph is to describe the most and the least, and the different)
S1 What is very obvious from the chart is that the number of ……
S2 It also can be seen (from the graph) that ……
S3 (In terms of …)In the case of South America and Sub-Saharan Africa, the rate of increase is fairly constant. (high, steep, low, dramatically, significantly, suddenly)
P 3
The second table indicates that
Useful sentence structures:
In 2050 the percentage of ……. is predicted to be just over twice what it was in 1989.
The main trend is an increase of 3 per year
There is an upwards trend
There is the same pattern for each continent
In three different years between 1950 and 2050
In three different years, 1950, 2000 and 2050
In the years 1950, 2000 and 2050
The number/rate/level/amount of …… is constant
There is an increase in the number/rate/level/amount of ……
According to the line graph,
It can be seen from the line graph that
As shown in the line graph,
The first table shows that
The second table indicates that
The bar chart compares the number of …./show the change in the percentage of The graph shows the percentage of
This diagram shows
Useful words or phrases:
Decrease
Decline
Shrink
Fall
Dwindle (be careful of using this word)
Go down (only for price)
Increase
Grow
Rise
Soar
Escalate
Rocket (informal)
Expand (be careful of using this word)
Extend (be careful of using this word)
Go up (only for price?)
Remain constant
Increase steadily/ at a constant rate
Double
Halve
Significantly
Markedly
Dramatically
Sharply
Quickly
Suddenly
Fairly constant
Significant
Dramatic
Sharp
Approximately
Similarly
In contrast to the number of ……
however / on the other hand / nevertheless / nonetheless/while/by contrast/whereas
Phrases for Diagram
We use sequencing words and phrases to show the order of events in a process First …
At the next state …
Following this …
Finally …
Second
Next
To begin with
The last thing
As the wind moves
The generator then…
We use phrases of purpose to give reasons for the events in a process
In order to
So that
So as to。