Paragraph 4 of the WeLearn response plan
Body 2 completes the data story. Add the second group, contrast, later phase or remaining area so the response feels complete rather than repetitive.
Official format: IELTS Academic Writing Task 1 requires a description of the visual information in at least 150 words. It does not prescribe fixed paragraph names or paragraph word counts.
WeLearn strategy: Use four paragraphs as a study structure. Body 2 is usually about 45-60 words and should add a distinct, evidence-based group to the response.
Review focus: Body 2 organisation, selected evidence and accurate grouping.
Explained answer: Check that this paragraph adds new evidence, a contrast or a second phase instead of repeating Body 1.
The paragraph blueprint
Complete the remaining group, contrast or later phase.
About 45-60 words in the WeLearn study plan.
Select figures that prove a pattern; do not narrate every value.
Do not restart Body 1 or add causes the visual does not show.
Choose the visual before building the paragraph
The paragraph job changes with the input. Choose a visual type to see the grouping decision, sentence blocks and an original model paragraph.
LINE GRAPH · GUIDED EXAMPLE
“The line graph shows internet access in three regions between 2000 and 2020.”
Complete the story with a lower group, a gap, a crossover or a later development not already used in Body 1.
Use Body 2 to make the contrast meaningful: lower starting points, faster growth or a narrowing gap.
Meanwhile, Region B and Region C expanded more rapidly from lower starting points. By 2020, the former had reached around 80%, while the latter rose to just under 60%, narrowing the initial gap with Region A.
WeLearn progressive engine
Move from identifying a missing second group to writing a connected contrast that completes the response.
“Body 1 explains the leading region and shared growth. What should Body 2 add?”
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