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While I’m working on a few other projects, I thought I’d post some worksheets which you can download. 

Each link takes you to previous articles connected with English for Business and IELTS exam preparation. There is usually some discussion to introduce the topic, and the PDF file is further down the page:

Describing graphs and trends

  • Reference sheet with vocabulary to describe graphs and trends:  Euro dips 5% – graphs and trends
  • Worksheet with vocabulary and grammar focus: Sales hit one million – graphs + trends
  • Keyword: trend. Collocations with ‘trend.’ IELTS writing exam task 1 – describing a trend
  • Collocations which are useful for the IELTS exam and for discussing issues in business: 99 top IELTS collocations

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  1. Carlos says

    July 5, 2012 at 09:22

    I’ve just had my IELTS don’t know the result yet, but my adicve to all would be please pay attention to the timing do really develop the skill 2scan texts for the key words (or paraphrased key words) after that read this paragraph in details. Otherwise you won’t have enough time! Out of three texts, I only read one in full! (as there was a task to name the passage) And it was not difficult at all, I did harder tasks at home while preparing

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