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Band 4+: Look at the title and the graph about average temperatures in Paris, Dubai and Melbourne. Write four introductory sentences about the graph using introductory verbs from the box on page 186. Try to use different sentence structures and vocabulary in each sentence.

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The image displays a line graph with three lines representing average temperatures in Paris, Dubai, and Melbourne over April, May, and June. Paris starts at around 8°C in April, increases to around 14°C in May, and around 22°C in June. Dubai begins at about 26°C, rises to approximately 30°C, and reaches nearly 34°C. Melbourne shows a decrease from about 17°C to 14°C and ends at roughly 11°C. The temperature scale ranges from 0°C to 35°C, increasing by increments of 5°C.
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The bar chart indicates the rate of temperature in three capital over a double month period.

Overall, Paris’s temperature climbed up sequentially over the given period. Furthermore, Dubai’s hotness improved gradually although Melboune declined steadily.

According to the diagram, Paris’s heat started at just under 21°C following period grew slightly around to 24°C at the start of May and moved upward minimally until it hit a peak of just over 31°C in June.

In contrast, the temperature in Melbourne began at nearly 15°C in the beginning of April, decreased throughout the given period until it reached the lower point of 10°C in June. By comparison, Dubai’s warmth stood at 10°C in April, then went up marginally and overtook Melbourne’s roughly 13°C before May, following month climbed up till it hit a peak of about 17°C in June.

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