Complete ielts 4-5 Unit 1

1. New York
Rio de Janeiro
Dubai
Amsterdam
Sydney
Shanghai

2. “Would” question.
Well, quite honestly I don't think I've ever thought about
that, but I guess If+ past simple, S+ would/could/ might +
infinitive verb.
Well, quite honestly, I don’t think I’ve ever thought about
that, but I guess if I had a chance, I would visit New York for
several reasons.

3. Excellent shopping

4. Friendly people

5. Great food

6. Lots to do

7. Unusual buildings

8. Lively festivals

9. Spectacular scenery

10. G
B
B
B
G

11. Friendly inhabitants

12. Fast public transports

13. Crowded streets

14. A high crime rate

15. People in a hurry

16. A relaxed lifestyle

17. Tell me the good and bad things about the city you live in
“Well to be quite honest, in general I would say
that I'm actually quite keen on...,In fact….
However, I’m not really into…. due to the fact
that….

18. Well to be quite honest, in general I would say
that I’m actually quite keen on the local cuisine,
but in particular I would probably have to say
that I’m really into Pho and Banh mi. In addition
to this I suppose I’m so pretty passionate about
the shopping centres and pavement café there,
and this is due to the fact that I can hang out
with my friends and buy the things I want
conveniently.

20. • Inhabitants- populations
• Lifestyle- way of life
• Don’t have so much- have
less
• Has reputation for- is
known for
• Have little- be short of
• Don’t pay attention to-
ignore

23. Leo Blucher
Blumengasse
4312 11057
1st
9 days
200
kitchen
(the) sea
quiet
Parking space

24. main pretty
tall
Large industrial
quiet
suburban
tiny

25. main pretty
tall
Large industrial
quiet
suburban
tiny

26. By/ near
in/ near
in
by/in/near
in/ near
on
By/ near
in

27. Talk about where you live
• Description questions
• Tell me about your hometown.
• Well first of all, the main thing you need to
know is that...(point 1)...In fact...(detail
1)...On top of that I can also add that...(point
2)...which means...(detail 2)...Something else
that I need to comment on is that...(point
3)...So actually (detail 3)...

28. Apartment complex

29. Upmarket

30. Architecture

31. Unique

32. High cost of living

33. Work flat out

34. I am from a large and industrial city of Vietnam named Ho Chi Minh. Well, first
of all, the main thing you need to know about Ho Chi Minh City is that it is the
most modern city in my country. In fact, there are so many office towers and
apartment complexes here. On top of that I can also add that some areas are
very up-market which means the architecture in those areas is modern and
unique. Something else that I need to comment on is that it has a very high cost
of living so I have to work flat out to afford my basic needs.

35. Dynamic line graph

36. The bar chart shows the divorce rates in
two European countries from 2011 to
2015.
Summarise the information by selecting
and reporting the main features, and
make comparisons where relevant.
The chart below shows the percentage of
unemployed people aged between 15 and
24 in five European countries in 2005,
compared with the overall percentage of
unemployment in those countries.
Summarise the information by selecting
and reporting the main features, and
make comparisons where relevant.
Write at least 150 words.
Dynamic bar chart Static bar chart

37. The two pie charts below show the percentages of industry sectors'
contribution to the economy of Turkey in 2000 and 2016.
Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features and
make comparisons where relevant.
Dynamic pie chart

38. Ví dụ 6 biểu đồ:
Static pie
chart

40. Writing an introduction- Dynamic graph( with
time period)
people visited
people visited
who
• Shows information= illustrates data= compares and contrasts data on the
changes
• How many = the number of (used for count nouns, e.g. students)
• How much= the amount of (used for non-count nouns, e.g. money)
• Changes in…. levels (used for changes in population, pollution, etc)

41. Writing an introduction- Dynamic graph( with
time period)
people visited
people visited
who
The line graph compares and contrasts data on the changes in the number
of people who visited Australia, over an eight- year period between 2000
and 2008

42. The line graph compares and contrasts data on the changes in
the number of people who visited Australia, over an eight- year
period between 2000 and 2008
The [ type of chart] compares and contrasts data on the changes
in the amount of/ in the number of/ in the level of [ what is being
measured] of [unit] +[categories], + over a [number of years- year]
period + from … to [time period]
Final introduction template ( graphs with time period)

43. The diagram below shows information about the quarterly
revenue of several technology companies from 2004 to 2006

44. The line chart compares and contrast data on the changes in the
amount of income per quarter of three different high-tech
companies over a two- year period from 2004 to 2006.
The diagram below shows information about the quarterly revenue
of several technology companies from 2004 to 2006
The [ type of chart] compares and contrasts data on the changes
in the amount of/ in the number of/ in the level of [ what is being
measured] of [unit] +[categories], + over a [number of years- year]
period + from … to [time period]

45. Writing an introduction- Static graph( with no time
period)
The [ type of chart] compares and contrasts data on the differences between
[ what is being measured] of [unit] +[categories], (measured in ….) + in [year]
E.g. The table gives information about consumer spending on different items in
five different countries in 2002.
The table compares and contrasts data on the differences between consumer expenditure
in 3 different categories in 5 countries namely Ireland, Italy, Spain, Sweden, Turkey,
measured in percentage in 2002.

46. 1. The table below shows the figures for imprisonment in 5 countries between 1930
and 1980
The bar chart compares and contrasts data on the changes in the number of
prisoners in five different countries over a 50-year period from 1930 to 1980
2. The graph below shows the average time spent by four car manufacturers to
produce a vehicle at their US factories
The line chart compares and contrasts data on the changes in the average numbers
of hours taken to produce a car by four companies in the USA over a 7-year period
from 1998 to 2005
3. The graph below gives information about total oil use of 4 main consumers from
2009 to 2030
The line graph compares and contrasts data on the changes in the amount of oil
consumed per day over a 21 year-period from 2009 to 2030
4. The two pie charts below show the online shopping sales for retail sectors in
Canada in 2005 and 2010.
The two pie charts compare and contrast data on the changes in the proportion of
Internet sales in Canada for retail sectors in 2 years 2005 and 2010
5. The charts below give information about the people use public library and the
main reasons to visit in Britain in 1991 and 2000
The two pie charts compares and contrasts data on the changes in the proportion of
visitors to public library and the purposes of their visits in Britain in 1991 and 2000

47. The chart shows the division of household tasks by gender in Great Britain.
The bar chart compares and contrasts data on the differences between the amount
of time which men and women spend on doing various household chores,
measured in number of minutes in Britain.
The chart below gives information about the most common sports played in New
Zealand in 2002.
The bar chart compares and contrasts data on the differences between the
proportion of males and females who participated in various usual/ ordinary sports
in New Zealand in 2002
The chart below shows the amount of leisure time enjoyed by men and women of
different employment status.
The bar chart compares and contrasts data in the amount of weekly leisure hours
enjoyed by men and women of five different employment status from 1998 to
1999.
Marriages in America
The first bar chart compares and contrasts data in the number of marriages and
divorces in America over a period of 30 years from 1970 to 2000, while the second
bar chart illustrate the proportion of adult American citizens according to their
marital status in 1970 and 2000