The two line graphs below show New Zealand import figures from Australia and Japan in the years 1994 - 2004. SUMMARISE THE INFORMATION BY SELECTING AND REPORTING THE MAIN FEATURES, AND MAKE COMPARISONS WHERE RELEVANT.

The two line graphs below show New Zealand import figures from Australia and Japan in the years 1994 - 2004. 

SUMMARISE THE INFORMATION BY SELECTING AND REPORTING THE MAIN FEATURES, AND MAKE COMPARISONS WHERE RELEVANT.
The
two
line charts depict goods that New Zealand imported from
Australia
and
Japan
, between 1994 and 2004, showing the figures for each year. Both graphs are very similar, so it is possible to compare the data of international commerce between the
two
countries.
Overall
,
imports
from
Australia
were bigger at the beginning of the period and much higher
at the end
, compared to
Japan
.
On the other hand
,
imports
from
Japan
finished slightly lower than they started. The peak of purchases from
Australia
was in 2004 reaching 8000 New Zealand dollars,
whereas
the peak of
imports
from
Japan
was in 1997, getting more than NZ$ 6000. In
Australia
's chart
were
Correct pronoun usage
there were
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four peaks,
while
in
Japan
's chart
were
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there were
show examples
only
two
peaks.
To sum up
, there was a clear fluctuation in all periods of the
two
line graphs, showing that
imports
changed a lot over time in the trade between these nations.
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Vocabulary: Replace the words two, australia, japan, imports with synonyms.
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Topic Vocabulary:
  • trend analysis
  • fluctuations
  • peaks
  • troughs
  • significant changes
  • consistency
  • variations
  • overall growth
  • decline
  • diverge
  • converge
  • spiked
  • economic policies
  • trade agreements
  • global economic events
  • predictive insights
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