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IELTS Writing Task 1 - Pie Charts

Welcome to IELTS Oversimplified. In this lesson, Lily teaches you how to describe pie charts in IELTS Academic Writing Task 1. We’ll walk you through an example pie chart on household expenditure in the UK by category in 2000 and 2016. Timestamps: 0:00 INTRODUCTION 0:09 LESSON OVERVIEW 0:22 EXAMPLE PIE CHART QUESTION 0:32 READING THE QUESTION CARD 0:53 ANALYZING THE PIE CHARTS 1:19 IDENTIFYING SPENDING CATEGORIES 1:40 BAND 9 ANSWER STRUCTURE 1:55 WRITING THE INTRODUCTION 2:58 PARAPHRASING TECHNIQUES 3:43 KEEPING CHART NAMES UNCHANGED 4:18 VERB SYNONYMS FOR "SHOW" 4:35 PARAPHRASING LONG PHRASES WITH "HOW" 5:25 PARAPHRASING TIME PERIODS 6:13 COMPLETING THE INTRODUCTION 6:24 GENERAL OVERVIEW PARAGRAPH 6:38 WHY INCLUDE AN OVERVIEW 7:02 IDENTIFYING KEY FEATURES 7:38 FOCUSING ON LARGEST/SMALLEST SLICES 8:31 WRITING THE OVERVIEW 8:36 USING SYNONYMS TO AVOID REPETITION 9:35 FULL OVERVIEW EXAMPLE 10:01 STARTING WITH "OVERALL" 11:09 COMPLETING THE OVERVIEW 11:15 SPECIFIC DETAILS PARAGRAPHS 11:39 GROUPING DATA LOGICALLY 12:00 GROUPING BY INCREASING/DECREASING TRENDS 12:25 IDENTIFYING TRENDS 13:01 DESCRIBING INCREASING CATEGORIES 14:10 DIVERSE VOCABULARY FOR PERCENTAGES AND CHANGES 15:17 DESCRIBING DECREASING/UNCHANGED CATEGORIES 16:21 MORE VOCABULARY FOR PERCENTAGES AND CHANGES 17:23 FULL BAND 9 ANSWER 17:32 OUTRO Here's what you'll learn: ✅ How to structure a Band 9 answer ✅ How to paraphrase the question card using synonyms, structures, and chart details. ✅ Phrases and vocabulary for describing pie chart slices, trends, and comparisons. ✅ A step-by-step guide to identifying key features, trends, and grouping data without conclusions or opinions. By the end of this video, you’ll have the tools to confidently write your own high-scoring Task 1 response for pie charts. 📌 Highlights: -Paraphrasing question information with synonyms like "illustrate" or "how... contributed" -Overview techniques: using "overall," stating trends with "at the beginning/end of the period," and linking with "in comparison" -Describing specific details: grouping by increases/decreases, using verbs like "experienced a more than three-fold increase" or "remained constant" -Pie chart vocabulary: "accounted for," "made up," "fell to," "rose to," time connectors like "at the beginning of the period," "after a 16-year period," and fractions like "almost a quarter" or "1/10th" 🎯 This video is perfect for IELTS test-takers aiming to boost their writing scores with practical strategies and proven methods. 💬 Join the Conversation: Which Task 1 chart type do you find hardest to describe? Let us know in the comments and share your thoughts on today’s lesson! Don’t forget to like, subscribe, and hit the notification bell to stay updated on more IELTS tutorials.