Monday, 22 February 2016

the development of aeroplanes/diagram-IELTS task 1,band 7.5

The diagrams represent the development stages of airplane since the first engine flight, Wright Flyer in 1903 was introduced till the Airbus A380 made in 2004. Apparently, over the centuries, planes were designed to carry more passengers.

The first plane, Wright Flyer had only 6 m length, of which only one pilot can fit in it. Later on in 1935, the Doughlas DC-3 was designed which was  4 times the length of Wright Flyer made it of 20 m length. This model now had a capacity to carry passengers of maximum 3 crews and 28 passengers.

Then in 2004, AirBus A380 was made, the length of which is much longer of about three times that of the second one. The plane passenger capacity also significantly increased to maximum 555 passengers.

Other point to notice is the plane speed. The first one could only fly about 16km/h and the speed increased to 347 km/h for the second one and ultimately to 1050  km/h in the latest version.

As can be seen, over the period planes have much revolved in term of size, passenger capacity and speed.


            Evaluation Report
Word count
179
Comments
The candidate has organized and analyzed the diagrams well. The key features have been identified and illustrated in a logical way. The paragraphing has been handled appropriately. Overall, the control of grammar and punctuation is good, with only a few errors made.
Estimated Band Score
7.5
 Suggestions
1.      Keep practicing in the same manner.
2.      Always proofread the task response after finishing it.
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