Ielts writing Task 1 + 2

SAMPLE 2
You should spend about 20 minutes on this task.
The following bar chart shows the different modes of transport used to travel
to and from work in one European city in 1960, 1980 and 2000.
Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features and
make comparisons where relevant.
Write at least 150 words.
ANSWER:
The bar chart 
illustrates the information about
the proportion of travelers who
used different types of vehicles to commute to work in a European city
during a period from 1960 to 2000
.
Overall
, the percentage of commuters who used cars 
rose steadily over the
period
, 
while 
the proportion of people who travelled by other means of
transport 
fell
.
In 1960, 
approximately
35% of people commuted to work on foot, 
compared
to 
only about 5% of people travelled by car. The percentage of those who
used bikes and buses were around 25% and 18% 
respectively
. 
However
, in
1980 travelling by bus was 
by far the most popular transport mode
,
accounting for 
over 25% of total travelers, 
whereas
only 17% of people
travelling on foot. The figures for bike and car were around 20% and 22%
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respectively
.
At the end of the period
, more than 35% of commuters used cars to commute
to work in this city in 2000, which 
was much higher than 
the figure for bus
users, at around 16%. The percentage of those who travelled to work on foot
and by bike fell to 9% and 6% 
respectively
.
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TABLE
The table below gives information about the average annual spending of
university students in three different countries.
The given table 
compares 
the percentage of expenditure 
which
college
students from 3 countries spend on different living expenses each year.
Overall
, the total spending of students in country A 
was higher than 
the
expenditure of students in countries B and C. In all the countries, students
spent the highest proportion of their budget on 
accommodation and food.
In country A, the total spending of students 
is highest
, at 5000$ per year,
compared with 
$4500 and $1500 for students in countries B and C
respectively
.
Accommodation 
accounts for 
45% 
of the total expenditure of students 
in
country A, 
while
the proportions 
were lower 
for students in country B at
35%, and country C, at only 30%. 
However, in term of food
, students in
country C 
spend the largest percentage of their money on it
, 
accounting for
36%. The figures for country A and B are only 22% and 28% 
respectively
.
Students in country C also 
spent a high percentage of their budget on books
,
at 21%, 
compared with
9% for students in country B and just 3% for students
in country A. 
By contrast
, students in countries A and B spent 22% and 23%
respectively of their budget on leisure, 
while 
students in country C spent only
12% of their total money on this category.