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IELTS Writing Part 1 Practice

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  • What's teacher's favorite color?
    Purple
  • In 2001, spending on mobile phone services began by merely .........................,
    $200
  • What kind of chart is this?
    pie chart
  • The line graph ................. the average cost that American customers spent on mobile and landline phone services annually over a 10-year period.
    illustrates / describes / analyses / shows
  • What kind of chart / diagram is this?
    table
  • Over the following .................. ......................, expenditure on landline phone services gradually dropped below $600,
    five years
  • Then, cell phone expenses rose to approximately $750 .............. ...............,
    in 2010
  • while the amount of annual expenditure on the residential phone services was around .............
    $700
  • What trend is this?
    fluctuate
  • What trend is this?
    remain stable / unchanged
  • Also, both of services met at the same record ......... ...................
    in 2006
  • What trend is this?
    decrease
  • What does teacher say you should do if you don't understand something in class?
    Ask questions!
  • What are 3 of teachers hobbies ? :)
    Traveling, cooking, photography/taking photos, baking, learning Vietnamese, reading, video games, exercise
  • What're your biggest goals for studying in this course? Why!
    ...
  • whereas expenditure on cell phone services rose to just over ...........................
    $500
  • ....... ...................... cell phones overtook landline phones, and the services became equal in popularity with customers' annual expenditure of about $550.
    In 2006
  • What kind of diagram is this?
    process
  • Overall, spending on residential phone services .............. ...................,
    dramatically declined / sharply dropped down / speedily decreased
  • Meanwhile, spending on residential phone services experienced a steep fall in 2007 and went on to................ ....................... for the rest of the period.
    steadily decrease / fell dramatically / dropped suddenly