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This vocabulary is especially important when writing task 1 essays.  \nMuch of the language relates to movement, in other words, the language of change for illustrations with dynamic data. This means there is a timeframe (multiple time periods) , and the data and illustrations show trends and patterns.  \nThe other main type of language used is that for static data illustrations, where there is no time frame but rather only a single snapshot in time. Some static illustrations give no mention of time or date.  \nThe following is a list of the sections containing key vocabulary:  \n• Dynamic data language of change  \n• Predicting future movement  \n• Sequential language (for process diagrams)  \n• Static data language  \n• Cohesive (flow) devices  \n• Additional useful vocabulary  \nDynamic data language of change  \nPositive  \nClimb Increase Rise Recover Improve Grow  \n• Sales climbed sharply over the last two quarters.  \n• The consumption of pizzas increased substantially over the 1970s and 1980s.  \n• The company experienced a significant rise in demand for tablets.  \n• Consumer confidence recovered notably in the third quarter to equal the first.  \n• The second pie chart shows a steady improvement in literacy rates.  \n• Last month saw a slight growth in the number of applications.  \nNegative  \nFall Decline Drop Decrease Deteriorate Reduce  \n• Research and development spending fell considerably by 40% during the period.  \n• There was a substantial decline over the previous three months.  \n• It then dropped dramatically by 66% in the northwest region.  \n• Government spending has slightly decreased by 10% over the past year.  \n• Attendance figures continued to deteriorate for the next three quarters.  \n• There was a sudden reduction in the number of inquiries in June.  \nby IELTS Pete  \nPredicting Future Movement  \n• Project  \n• Forecast  \n• Predict  \n• The line graph projects a continual decrease in the coming months.  \n• As you can see from the chart, it is forecast that research and development spending will increase next year.  \n• It is predicted that contract completions will continue to rise throughout next year.  \nSequential language examples (to be used with process diagrams)  \nTo begin with Firstly First of all The initial stage  \nSecondly After that Then Next  \nFollowing on In the subsequent stage Lastly Finally  \nUse the words above to describe the order of activities in a process, for example:  \n• First of all, the fruit is picked by hand; next, it is transported to the factory.  \n• Then, following on from this, the bricks must be cooled down.  \n• To begin with, the potatoes are peeled and washed; after that, they are transferred to    \n• In the subsequent stage, the bees leave the hive in order to search for flowers.  \n• Finally, the last step in the process is when …  \nLanguage for static illustrations  \nFor static snap shots (such as a single-year pie chart) where there is no timeframe, we use percentages, proportions, comparatives, and superlatives.  \nA greater proportion of British people use the internet to access news.  \nOverall, we can see that printed books were by far the most popular out of all the categories. Swedish families had the highest percentage of children per couple.  \nThis sector represents 60% of the total, compared with only one tenth for    \n  it only represents one quarter, whereas the other category accounted for 65% of the total. A larger percentage of graduates fellwithin this category (43%) when compared to   whereas cycling to work was the least popular way of commuting.  \n…while art classes saw the lowest participation among all four categories.  \nMeanwhile, 50 to 70 year-olds were the least interested in reading e-books.  \nby IELTS Pete  \nCohesive Devices  \nThe following are examples of the type of language that can hel","cbCaittkWv6HFQYi","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaittkWv6HFQYi","pdf",1070419,"English","# Dynamic data language of change\n## Positive\n## Negative\n# Predicting future movement\n# Sequential language (process diagrams)\n# Static data language\n# Cohesive devices","[{\"question\":\"What is the difference between dynamic and static data language in IELTS Task 1?\",\"answer\":\"Dynamic data language describes change over multiple time periods, while static data language is used for single snapshots with no timeframe.\"},{\"question\":\"Which vocabulary helps describe an increase or improvement?\",\"answer\":\"Common positive verbs include climb, increase, rise, recover, improve, and grow, each supported by example sentences.\"},{\"question\":\"How do cohesive devices improve writing Task 1 responses?\",\"answer\":\"Cohesive devices create logical flow, support comparisons, and help contrast trends, such as using phrases like In contrast, Overall, and Meanwhile.\"}]","Essential Language for Writing Task 1 | PDF"]