Session 29(31^st May 8:30-10:00)

Useful language:

Describing trends using graphs (nouns/adjectives; verbs/adverbs; prepositions and figures)

Complete the following study set in the “Write” or “Schreiben” function in Quizlet. If nothing fits write “not possible”. Where two answers are needed, separate them with a comma (,)

https://quizlet.com/596768003/write

https://quizlet.com/_9vat4z?x=1qqt&i=pa5uu

A selection of appropriate language:

adverbs

• sharply
• quickly
• rapidly
• steeply
• considerably
• significantly
• substantially
• steadily
• gradually
• moderately
• slightly
• slowly

(verbs)downward

• decrease
• fall
• drop
• go down
• decline
• plunge (decrease dramatically)
• plummet (decrease dramatically)

(verbs)upward

• increase
• improve
• go up
• rise
• climb
• jump (increase quickly)
• rocket (increase very quickly)

same

• remain unchanged (neutral)
• remain constant (neutral)
• remain stable (positive)
• stagnate (negative)

(nouns)

upward

• an increase
• an improvement
• a rise
• a jump (a sudden large increase)
• a peak (the highest point)

downward

• a decrease
• a fall
• a drop
• a decline
• a plunge (a sudden, dramatic fall)
• a slump (a big fall, also over a longer period)
• a low (the bottom point)

same

• Stagnation (remaining constant at a disappointing level)

adjectives

• sharp
• rapid
• quick
• steep
• considerable
• significant
• substantial
• steady
• gradual
• moderate
• slight
• slow