example of ielts task 1 ( text excercise + my solution) The graph illustrates the english students ability to speak other languages in 2000, compared to 2010. Overall it can be seen a significant increase in the proportion of foreing language students. At the same time the percentage of poliglots slightly increased over the period. The proportions of french speakers moderately decreased, on the contrary spanish speakers increased. In addition the study of german remained constant. The interest of studying different languages increased as the percentage of other language speakers has become higher.

my ielts task 2, an ielts task 2 for everyone it is argued that nations should focus their investments on railways rather than incentivating traditional “on wheel” transport. As the urban mobility is disruptively changing a clear reflection is mandatory. Government decisions on transport will have a consistent importance because of the impacts on our cities and on the environment. In my opinion the debate should focus on two main topics: firstly the economic aspects of the infrastructures and secondly his environmental impacts. For the governments the aim is to consent a rapid transport of citizens and goods, respecting financial public budget and maximizing citizen wealth and the respect of nature. Are railways the best solution? The latest scientific and economic studies largely demonstrate that railway is the cheapest and ecofriendliest choice. Nevertheless it is a fast and flexible solution. Differently investing on roads would mean incentivating passenger cars tranport and the use of fossils fuels as a consequence. Secondly governments should consider the costs of the infrastructures. It is a complex topic as the investments depend on the specific features of territories but it is certainly sure that a greener investment has much more positive long term effects. It could be argued that without a large sistem of roads a nation could not sustain an high level of industrialisation due to a slow endurance of transport. It is certainly true but as a matter of fact in a few decades 80% of population will live in large cities. In this evolutive context it becomes more important a widespread and high technolgical system of railways connecting our cities.

my ielts task 1, an ielts task 1 for everyone :) The graph depicts the consume of water accross different regions of our planet. It can clearly be seen that Europe and North America, as the most industrialised countries, employ the biggest proportion of water for industrial purposes. Differently Africa, Central Asia and South East Asia use most of their water for agriculture and just a small percentage for domestic use. The two western coutries have similar patterns in water consuming. They spend half of their resource for industrial purposes and approximately just a 15% for domestic use. Also Africa and Central Asia show a similarity as they use most of their water for agriculture. In addition South East Asia shows a slightly greater percentage in industrial use eventhoug it is non comparable with Europe and North America. Overall there is a huge disproportion between the different areas analysed as reflecting the different respective economic conditions.