The line graph below shows the average monthly temperatures in three major cities.
The line graph gives data about the changes in
temperature
in three cities namely Paris,Dubai
and Sydney
in different months
of the year. Temperature
is measured in Celsius degrees
.
Overall
it is clear that
Dubai
and Paris have comparatively warmer weather between April and August whereas
an opposite trend is witnessed in Sydney
during the first two and last
two months
of the year which has the highest temperature
.
Initially
, the temperature
in Sydney
is 25 degrees
in January which is the warmest month of the year.Following months
, the temperature
in this
country decreased steadily from March to June.Next,
especially, in July the temperature
here declined by 12 degrees
which was the coldest month .However
, in August the temperature
in Sydney
grew noticeably to 2y degrees
until December.
Moreover
, in Dubai
, the temperature
was 20 degrees
and this
rate went out until August . This
month was the peak temperature
in Dubai
. It was 37 degrees
.Although
the next Change preposition
In
months
, weather conditions in this
city drop dramatically. In December, it was 26 degrees
here. Nevertheless
,Dubai
was the warmest country among the given countries.
Furthermore
, in Paris, the temperature
was 5 degrees
at the beginning. Then
, it increased respectively until June and reached as high as 20 degrees
between July and August . After that, it decreased by 4 degrees
and in December the temperature
was the lowest weather in Dubai
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Vocabulary: Replace the words temperature, dubai, sydney, months, degrees with synonyms.
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Vocabulary: The word "decreased" was used 2 times.
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