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Describing graphs and charts in English

https://academic-englishuk.com/describing-graphs/ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E3U1Y1jgGls http://ieltsliz.com/ielts-model-bar-chart-band-score-9/ https://ieltsliz.com/tag/bar-chart/ **Introduction** You need to describe in one sentence what this chart or diagram represents, paying attention to its title and not forgetting to mention the source. **Main Body** This part usually consists of 2-3 paragraphs, where each component of the chart or diagram is described in terms of trends. **Conclusion** After describing the main trends, you can move on to the conclusion by comparing the components and understanding the overall trends. You can see an example of chart description in English using the correct vocabulary and structure. The Microsoft share price began 2000 at just over $110. Over the next three months it fluctuated dramatically, falling as low as $90 before returning to original level. However, in March 2000 it suddenly plummeted, loosing over $40 by April. Although the speed of the fall slowed slightly, it continued down to $60 by May. A brief recovery took the prices back to $80, where it remained stable until July. It then started to decline steadily over the next three months falling as low as $50 by November. The year 2000 ended more encouragingly for Microsoft with shares back at the $70. However, 2001 started badly with shares dropping to a two-year low of $43 by the end of January. A reasonably quick recovery took shares back above $60 in February and further steady progress saw them back above $70 by May. Unfortunately, prices fell sharply again, back down to almost $50 by October. The shares recovered well over the last two months to finish at the $70 mark.

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  • climb
    To move upward or increase in value or amount.
  • go up
    To increase or rise.
  • grow
    To expand in size, number, or value.
  • increase
    To become larger in amount, number, or degree.
  • jump
    To rise suddenly or sharply.
  • rise
    To move upward in position or increase in value.
  • rocket
    To rise quickly and suddenly, often used for dramatic changes.
  • decline
    To decrease or reduce in quantity or importance.
  • decrease
    To become smaller in size, number, or value.
  • drop
    To fall to a lower level or reduce in value.
  • fall
    To move downward, typically quickly and without control.
  • go down
    To reduce in amount or move to a lower level.
  • plummet
    To fall or drop dramatically and rapidly.
  • plunge
    To fall steeply or suddenly.
  • maintain
    To keep something at the same level or rate.
  • remain
    To continue in a specified state or condition.
  • stay
    To continue in the same position or state without change.
  • constant
    To stay unchanged over a period of time.
  • stable
    To remain steady without fluctuations.
  • steady
    To move in a consistent or regular way.
  • unchanged
    To stay the same, without alteration.
  • to remain constant
    To stay at the same level over time.
  • stagnation
    A lack of growth, progress, or movement.
  • to remain stable
    To stay at the same level without significant change.
  • stabilization
    The process of becoming steady or unchanging.
  • to stagnate
    To stop developing or progressing.
  • to level off
    To stop increasing or decreasing and remain steady.
  • to stabilize
    To make or become steady and unlikely to change.
  • to stay at the same level
    To remain without increase or decrease.
  • to reach a low point
    To hit the lowest level or value.
  • to peak
    To reach the highest point or maximum value.
  • to reach a peak
    To attain the highest level in a given period.
  • to top out
    To reach the highest or maximum level.
  • to reach a trough
    To reach the lowest point in a graph or trend.
  • to bottom out
    To hit the lowest point before stabilizing or increasing again.
  • the line of the graph clearly shows
    Used to indicate a clear trend or pattern.
  • according to the graph
    Based on the data presented in the graph.
  • the graph presents data showing
    Indicates the data or trends illustrated by the graph.
  • as it is evident from the graph
    Used to point out obvious trends shown in the graph.
  • there is a strong correlation between X and Y
    Shows a clear relationship between two variables.
  • the graph provides strong evidence that
    Used to suggest a clear conclusion from the graph data.
  • the curve X is significant
    Refers to an important or noticeable trend or line in the graph.
  • sharply, rapidly, dramatically, steeply
    Used to describe a sudden or noticeable increase or decrease.
  • considerably, significantly, substantially
    Describes a large or important change.
  • steadily, gradually, moderately
    Refers to changes that occur at a slow, consistent rate.
  • slightly, slowly
    Describes small or minor changes over time.
  • according to the chart/data/information
    Based on the information presented.
  • firstly, secondly, finally
    Used to organize points in describing changes over time.