ielts_graphs

- an increase / to increase
- a rise / to rise
- a growth / to grow
- an upward trend / to go up
an upturn
- a decrease / to decrease
- a fall / to fall (off)
- a drop / to drop
- a decline / to decline
- a downward trend / to go down
- to slip
a downturn
to fall back to a previous level
- a surge / to surge
- an upsurge
- to take off
- to shoot up
- to soar
- to rocket
- a jump / to jump
- a leap / to leap
- to plummet
- a plunge / to plunge
- a slump / to slump
- a crash / to crash
- to sink
- a tumble / to tumble
- to remain stable
- to level off
- to stay at the same level
- to remain constant
- to stagnate (negative)
- to stabilize (positive)
to fluctuate
- to peak
- to reach a peak
- to top out
- to reach a low point
- to bottom out
- (3) a drammatic (rise or fall)
- to rise or fall drammatically
- (3) a considerable / considerably
- (3) a sharp / sharply
- (2) a significant / significantly
- (2) a substantial / substantially
- (1) a moderate / moderatly
- (1) a slight / slightly
- (3) an abrupt (rise or fall)
- to rise or fall abruptly
- (3) a sudden / suddenly
- (3) a rapid / rapidly
- (2) a quick / quickly
- (2) a steady / steadily
- (1) a gradual / gradually
- (1) a slow / slowly

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Card Set

ielts_graphs

Description

Description of Academic IELTS Graphs

Updated

2012-11-07T11:57:15Z

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