What are the ideas for answering IELTS composition?

1, single picture title (note that there are not enough words in the small composition of a picture, and the description should be perfect in long sentences): line chart: write a paragraph in the theme part, and mark every point as clearly as possible, and it can be summarized after comparing inflection points, poles, small trends and big trends. Pie chart: the topic segment begins to express what parts it consists of, and then it can be described and compared according to its size (similar categories) (such as bulk and smallportion). Histogram: classify and compare trends with time. Tabular chart: horizontal comparison plus vertical comparison (at the same time, compare the trend with time and the characteristic points or extreme values)

2. Combination diagram (two diagrams): The basic expression is the same as that of a single diagram, but we should grasp more feature points and trends, otherwise it will be too late. In the last paragraph, compare the relationship between the two or the reasonable reasons.

3. Flowcharts can be reasonably classified (you can refer to the flow chart of a weather forecast in the Cambridge real question), and then each flow can be strung together with various conjunctions (the original steps can be rewritten as much as possible, but unknown proper nouns are generally not used), and then the whole flow can be reasonably summarized (it seems that there is a real question about silk, so it can be concluded that silk making is not very complicated).

4. Historical changes of map theme: similar to flow chart, make good use of orientation words and words describing architectural transformation (reconstruction, modification, expansion, stretching, etc.). ). Location comparison: Look at the characteristics of each address carefully, and then compare it with a description, and replace the possible address with similarity (proposed, quasi-selected, potential location/location). Just draw a reasonable conclusion. You can refer to the location comparison of Cambridge supermarkets.