The easy way to ielts writing academic Module

For example
The trend 
goes up
significantly in January. (This happens every year
in January.)
The figure 
had
a gradual growth to 35% in 2005. (It happened in the
past.)
The percentage of car ownership 
is expected to peak
by 2030. (It
shows a future prediction.)
The number of students 
has risen
over the past ten years. (Present
perfect shows the overall trend movement for the past ten years up
until now.)
The trend for self-employment 
had reached
a plateau before it
declined
in 1995. (A plateau had happened (past perfect) before the
decline happened (past simple) in the past.)
All the tools, including vocabulary and phrases to describe trends,
prepositions, comparative structures, tenses, and vocabulary of
approximation discussed so far, will provide candidates with enough
knowledge and skills to confidently practice this writing type.

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Task 1 requirements
In the IELTS test, writing task 1 is assessed based on four main criteria
defined in writing task 1 band descriptor, where each criterion accounts for
25% of the overall band score. These four criteria are as follows:
1. 
Task achievement:
This category focuses on describing a chart or
graph’s main features, where there is a clear overview.
2. 
Coherence and cohesion:
Coherence, also known as fluency, refers
to sufficient paragraphing and logical organization of the given
information, while effective use of linking devices and reference
words makes the report seamlessly cohesive for a high band score.
3. 
Lexical resources
:
This criterion focuses on a wide range of
specific vocabulary used to describe trends and figures, correct
spelling, and proper usage of the main parts of speech (noun,
adjective, verb, adverb).
4. 
Grammatical range and accuracy
:
A flexible and accurate use of
different sentence structures, tenses, active and passive voices, and
so on throughout the writing meets this requirement for a high band
score.