Ways of writing a good introduction

Paragraph 1: Introduction

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  Paragraph 2: Overview
  

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  Paragraph 3: Detailed features of Graph 1
  

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  Paragraph 4: Detailed features of Graph 2
  

3.4. Step 4: Re-check your essay
Don’t lose points for incorrect spelling or grammatical errors so make sure you double-check your IELTS Writing Task 1 Mixed Charts before continuing to IELTS Writing Task 2.
>>> Read more: IELTS Writing Task 1 Process
4. Tips for IELTS Writing Task 1 Mixed Charts

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  Don’t write too much since your available time for you is just about 20 minutes. Just select outstanding features to report (two features from each graph)
  

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  Don’t group data from different graphs into one paragraph but follow the structure mentioned above (body paragraph 1: graph 1; body paragraph 2: graph 2)
  

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  Make sure that there will be at least a comparison between two graphs
  

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  Do not give personal points of view or you will lower your scores
  

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  Utilize as many linking words as possible among sentences and paragraphs to highlight the coherence
  

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  Use proper vocabulary and grammar structures for each graph. You can refer to specific types of graphs in our blogs on IELTS TEST PRO website.
  

IELTS Writing Task 1 Mixed Charts may appear as a complex question type at first because there is much data listed in two charts. However, the approach and solution for each graph is quite similar to the way to handle the one-chart question types. With all the information, structure, steps and tips mentioned above, you can get a high score in writing a IELTS Writing Task 1 Mixed Charts report.