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Band 5+: IELTS Writing Task 1 Practice: Line Graph - You should write between 150 - 180 words and spend only 20 minutes. - Make sure you have studied how Writing Task 1 is organized.

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The image shows a line graph, titled 'The sales of three different kinds of books between 2002 and 2006', with sales in 'Million dollars'. Sales data are as follows: Children's books - 2002: ~33M, 2003: ~42M, 2004: ~43M, 2005: ~46M, 2006: ~56M; Adult fiction - 2002: 45M, 2003: ~37M, 2004: 40M, 2005: ~32M, 2006: 30M; Educational books - 2002: 25M, 2003: ~32M, 2004: ~26M, 2005: 25M, 2006: ~26M.
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The line graphs reveals the statistics of the sales of Children’s books, adult fiction and educational books between 2002 and 2006 in one country. It can be seen clearly that there is a close competition among the given facts,whereas the trends reflects an evident fluctuations cross the time line.

Overall,the children’s literature showed a steady but significant rise over the period. While the amount of millions dollars of mature fiction and academic books experienced a downward trend.

Firstly, in 2002, the sales of kids books were nearly 30 millions dollars respectively. Learners book rate decreased sharply throughout the period. Adult fiction exceeding rate decline in 2006.in the meantime, the millions dollars the sales of Children’s books grew up to 10 million dollars in 2003.then remained steady in 2005.then they continue gradually increases 60,millions dollars in 2006.

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