The graph shows average temperatures in Paris, Dubai and Sydney
The graph presents temperature data in
Paris
, Use synonyms
Dubai
, and Sydney.
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Overall
, the temperature in Linking Words
Dubai
increased more quickly than in other cities. Use synonyms
Although
the weather in Linking Words
Paris
seemed to follow the same pace Use synonyms
with
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as in
Dubai
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but
it rose more Remove the conjunction
apply
slower
. Replace the word
slowly
However
, The trend in Sydney shows the opposite trend by declining at the beginning and Linking Words
overlpaped
with Correct your spelling
overlapped
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Dubai
figure at the start of December.
At the beginning of the year, Sydney started with the highest degree reaching almost 25 and declined gradually to hit the lowest point at 13, before from Change noun form
Dubai's
july
to Change the capitalization
July
december
to Change the capitalization
December
pick at
24.
Verb problem
apply
on
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In
the
contrast, Correct article usage
apply
Dubai
and Use synonyms
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Paris
temperatures went up from Add the possessive form
Paris's
Pari's
january
to Change the capitalization
January
august
. Capitalize word
August
Dubai
reached the highest degree at 36 and decreased sharply to 22. Use synonyms
nevertheless
, the number in Linking Words
Paris
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levell
off at 20 from July to Correct your spelling
levelled
august
and went down exponentially to 5 in December.Capitalize word
August
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