IELTS Academic Task 1 The bar chart illustrates four places visited by people living in Australia. The bar chard divides the people living in Australia in three groups, the first one, born in Australia the second, new migrants born in English-speaking countries and the third one, new migrants born in other countries. First, it is clear that people are more likely to go to the cinema rather than the theater, while the cinema has the highest percentage with 70 % as maximum and 50% minimum, the theater shows over 30% as its highest and 10 % as its lowest, making the theater the less visited for people living in Australia. On the other hand, the zoo and the library shared almost the same rates being the library the most visited for the New migrants born in another countries with over 50% and the zoo for the new migrants born in English-speaking countries with exactly 50%. Finally, people born in Australia registered an attendance to the zoo and the library around the 40% .

IELTS writing task 1 - Instruction: The graph shows the average growth in domestic products in wealthy countries, countries that have adopted a global approach to business and countries that have not. The bar chart illustrates the annual growth of Gross Domestic Products (GPD) around the world from 1960 to 1990 in 10 years intervals It can be seen that in 1960, wealthy countries were the ones that used more GPD with approximately 4.8%, in contrast, with the Globaliser and Non-globaliser countries. On the 70s it can be seen more balance with almost 3% in the wealthy countries and the globaliser, being the non-globaliser countries the one with more percentage up to 3%. It is clear that on the 1920s the average in the wealthy countries, continue decreasing but the column of the non-globalise countries went down dramatically until it reached a low of 0.8% Finally, on the 90s, according to the bar graph, the globaliser countries increased dramatically to 4.9% at the same time, the non-globaliser went up to 1.3%, while the wealthy countries continue decreasing until reach its lowest level of 2.0% It is clearly evident that the wealthy countries shows a pattern going down between those years while the globaliser countries were doing the contrary by comparison the non-globaliser countries suffered sudden changes.