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IELTS Writing 14 high-scoring sentence patterns
In IELTS writing, if the roast ducks can use high-score sentence structures effectively, it will make the overall essay look more advanced. To put it simply, if you know the phrase inconclusion, it is generally used at the beginning of the end paragraph to indicate a summary, then you will generally not use this word wrong. But if you don't know where it often appears, you'll use it in the wrong place and lose points.
1. Verbal object clause.
Analysis: It is often used in the beginning paragraph of writing to elicit the gist of the topic, commonly known as rewriting the topic.
Common sentence patterns: The graph indicates shows illustrates......
e.g：the graph illustrates changes in the amounts ofbeef,lamb, chicken and fish consumed in a particulareuropean country between 1979 and 2004.
2. Oral form subject clause.
Analysis: It is often used to describe some special details and maximum values.
Common sentence patterns: lt is interesting to note that lt is noticeable that
e.g：lt is also interesting to note that almost all showed adecrease in 1994 in amount of goods transported exceptfor the pipeline, which actually peaked in that year.
3. A>B sentence pattern.
Parsing: Often used to compare sizes, especially in the overview position in static graphs. (static graph high-frequency sentence pattern).
Common sentence patterns: was always larger than......
e.g: within the thirty years, the number of marriages wasalways larger than that of divorces.
4. Non-predicate.
Analysis: A is more than B sentence structure, generally used in the second half of the sentence. Common sentence patterns: overtaking surpassing exceeding
e.g: the consumption of chicken, in the other hand,showed an upward trend, overtaking that of lamb in1980 and that of beefin 1989.
5. there be sentence pattern.
Analysis: It is often used in small compositions to indicate a trend or to mean "to have" or "exist". (Very versatile sentence structure).
Common sentence patterns: there is a ......
e.g：there were no figures given for male part-timeworkers, but female part-time had forty hours of leisuretime, only slightly more than women in full-timeemployment, perhaps reflecting their work in the home
6. Inverted sentences.
Analysis: It is often used in map problems to indicate that there is something in a certain direction.
Common sentence structure: in the...is a...
e.g：ln the west was a river running from north to south.
7. Passive sentences.
Parsing: Commonly used to import data and flowcharts. (When the subject is an object, consider passive).
Common sentence pattern: sth be(done) in sth
e.g：the first is to select cocoons, which then are heatedin boiled water.
8、from..to..Sentence structure.
Parsing: Commonly used to import data, representing data from a certain year or data from a certain year. (Descriptive motion graphics will definitely be used).
Common sentence pattern: from....to...
e.g：the greatest increase was in telephone ownership,rising from 42% in 1972 to 77% in 1983.
9. Non-predicate clauses.
Parsing: It is often used to represent accompaniment and is generally used to import data.
Common sentence patterns: ...doing sth
e.g：but by 2000 nuclear power, which was not used atall in australia, had developed into the main source,producing almost 75% of electricity, at 126 units.
10. while whereas sentence structure.
Analysis: It is often used to compare the data size or trend between two objects before and after.
Common sentence patterns: ...whereas../while...
e.g: lamp and chicken were eaten in similar quantities(around 150 grams), while/whereas such less fish was consumed (just over 50 grams).
11. Multiples of .times less/more than
Parsing: Often used for comparisons, along with multiples. (Note the word order, with the numbers first.) than in the back).
Common sentence patterns: number + times + more less thaneg: lt only has 11 kilometres of route, which is morethan 30 times less than that of london.
12. Usage of parentheses.
Parsing: It is often used to represent accompaniment and is generally used to import data.
e.g：europe, with the highest overall percentage of landdegraded(23%),also suffered from over-cultivation(7.7%)and over-grazing(5.5%).
13. with means accompaniment.
Parsing: It is often used to represent accompaniment and is generally used to import data.
e.g: the impact of this on oceania and north americawas minimal, with only 1.7% and 0.2% ofland affectedrespectively.
14. with with + bracket method + followed by
Analysis: It is commonly used in static graphs, where the maximum value is succinctly extracted with with, then the data is imported using the parenthesis method, and then the comparison items are drawn out with followed by, and then the data is succinctly imported with parentheses.
e.g：the county with the largest number of britishtourists was france (around 11 million), followed byspain (around 9.5 million)