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August 20, 2015

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Hi Simon
Can we still have a describing of images or processes in writing task 1?
I thought it was an old form of task and now it is only tables or diagrams with numbers.

Should we use 'it is clear that' for task 1?

Two pictures for a school diagrams to compare the existent scheme of 2004 with the proposed design for the year of 2024 for the same school.

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sorry

a should be omitted before school diagrams.

Aria,

Yes, they still use diagrams sometimes!

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Minh,

Yes, I often use "It is clear that". It's a good way to begin your summary of the main features.

Dear Simon
When we describe future plans, can I use " in the next 20 years, it is expected to see a new car park....
.... at the back of the school OR
......which will be located east of the school compound. OR
.....which is adjacent to the newly built school building.


Kindly give us some tips to describe a location in your daily lessons. Thank you very much.

Hi Simon and everyone,
I have got a problem with detail paragraphs in task 1. When we have a graph or a chart that contains information of different categories of products over a period of time, do we categorize the detail information according to the year or products?
I prefer the latter but I am not sure I am doing the right thing. Is there an absolutely correct method to categorize information in task 1?
Regards

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The two pictures show two different layouts of a school between the year 2004 and the year 2024.

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