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Garden Fertilizer (Compost Academic Task 1)

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The diagram shows how to recycle organic waste to produce garden fertilizer (compost). Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant. The diagram illustrates a five-stage process for producing compost from organic household waste using a plastic container. Overall, the procedure involves placing layers of organic materials into a ventilated container, adding nitrogen and hot water, and allowing the mixture to decompose over a period of six months. The final product is compost, which can be used as garden fertiliser. At the first stage, a plastic container with a capacity of 2 cubic metres is prepared. The container has several holes on each side to allow air to circulate. Next, organic waste is added to the container in layers. Food scraps form the bottom layer, measuring approximately 15 centimetres in depth. This is covered by an equal 15-centimetre layer of grass, followed by a layer of shredded newspaper. Additional orga...
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NEWS

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  Some people think the news has no connection to people's lives, so it is a waste of time to read the news in newspapers and watch television news programs. To what extent do you agree or disagree?    It is believed that the news has no relevance to the public and that reading newspapers or watching television news is considered a waste of time. I disagree with this view because news helps individuals make informed decisions in their daily lives and enables them to understand important developments that may affect their future. The first reason why I disagree is that the news has a direct impact on people's everyday lives. Information about weather conditions, traffic disruptions, health warnings, educational opportunities, and changes in government policies can significantly influence personal decisions. For example, people often rely on news reports to avoid dangerous weather conditions, plan their journeys, or stay informed about public health concerns such as disease...
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Linking Words

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  A list of common linking words , grouped by function , with synonyms and clear examples . This format is suitable for teaching, training materials, or academic writing. 1. Addition Linking Words: and, also, moreover, furthermore, in addition Synonyms: plus, additionally, as well Example: She is intelligent and hardworking. Moreover , she has excellent communication skills. 2. Contrast Linking Words: but, however, although, though, whereas, while Synonyms: yet, nevertheless, on the other hand Example: He is rich, but he is unhappy. However , the results were not satisfactory. 3. Cause and Effect Linking Words: because, so, therefore, thus, as a result Synonyms: hence, due to this Example: She was late because of traffic. It was raining; therefore , the match was cancelled. 4. Comparison Linking Words: like, as, similarly, likewise Synonyms: in the same way, equally Example: He runs like a professional athlete. Similarly , her sister i...
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Holiday Overseas - Informal Letter

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  Last month you had a holiday overseas where you stayed with some friends. They have just sent you some photos of your holiday. Write a letter to your friends. In your letter Thank them for the photos and for the holiday Explain why you didn’t write earlier Invite them to come and stay with you Dear John and Maria,  Hey, what’s up? How have you guys been? Thank you for catching up with me. I literally had a blast with you all. I hope you are doing well. It was great seeing you last month. The vacation with you all was everything I needed after such a stressful few months at my job. That is exactly what I experienced.  I just had a peek at the photos from our vacation, and I must say they turned out to be better than I had imagined. The pictures are really doing justice to the level of fun and enjoyment we had. Thank you so much for sharing these pictures and accompanying me on vacation.  I couldn’t write to you earlier because I caught a fever when I came back. The ...
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Public Health (Discuss both views)

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Some people think governments are responsible for people’s health. Others believe it is an individual’s responsibility. Discuss both these views and give your own opinion. Give reasons for your answer and include any relevant examples from your own knowledge or experience. Write at least 250 words. The government is considered to be responsible for public health . While others think that people are responsible for their own health. In my view, public health is a shared responsibility. Governments are obligated to safeguard citizens’ health. They possess the resources and authority to enforce regulations that promote healthier lifestyles. For example, imposing taxes on sugary drinks , banning smoking in public spaces , and funding vaccination programs have significantly reduced the prevalence of diseases in many countries. Moreover, access to affordable healthcare is a fundamental right, and without state support, vulnerable groups such as the poor or elderly may be left untreated, l...
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Age Profiles of Male and Female Cinema Goers - Academic Task 1

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The following bar graph compares the age profiles of male and female cinema goers in the year 2012. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.  The bar graph illustrates the percentage of male and female cinema goers in 2012 across five different age groups, ranging from 14–17 years to 50 years and above. The figures represent the average number of visits per year. Overall, cinema attendance increased steadily with age for both men and women, with the highest proportion observed among those aged 50 and above. Women generally went to the cinema more frequently than men, except in the younger groups, where the figures were nearly equal. Only 7% of both men and women aged 14–17 visited cinemas, making it the lowest across all groups. Among 18–24 year olds, participation rose slightly to 15% for women and 16% for men. Attendance grew further in the 25–34 age bracket, with 20% of women and 23% of men. In the 35–49 age gro...
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West Park Secondary School - Academic Task 1

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 The diagram shows the changes that have taken place at West Park Secondary School since its construction in 1950. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features and make comparisons where relevant. The diagram illustrates the transformation of West Park Secondary School from 1950 to 2010. Over the years, developments includethe expansion of school facilities and the removal of residential and agricultural land.  Overall, the school initially had a simple layout in 1950, consisting of a single school building, a playground, houses, and farmland. However, by 1980, the school had undergone substantial changes, with the houses being replaced by a car park. The most notable changes occurred between 1950 and 1980, with the removal of farmland and houses and the addition of new educational and parking facilities. The science block was added, and the farmland was converted into a sports field. By 2010, further modifications had been made, with the expansion ...
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