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Band 4+: The graph below shows the average monthly temperatures in three major cities. summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features and make comparison were relevant

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The image presents a line graph showing the average monthly temperatures (in degrees) for three cities. Paris: Jan 7.5, Feb 8.5, Mar 11.5, Apr 13.5, May 16.5, Jun 20, Jul 23.5, Aug 23.5, Sep 19, Oct 14, Nov 10, Dec 8.5. Boston: Jan 3, Feb 4.5, Mar 7.5, Apr 15, May 21.5, Jun 26.5, Jul 28.5, Aug 31, Sep 24.5, Oct 18.5, Nov 12.5, Dec 4.5. Melbourne: Jan 25.5, Feb 24.5, Mar 23.5, Apr 21.5, May 18.5, Jun 16, Jul 15.5, Aug 17, Sep 20.5, Oct 22.5, Nov 24, Dec 25.5.
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The line graph gives information about temperature fluctuation in Paris, Boston and Melboume from in one year from January to the end of December. The most significant facts to emerge from the graph are that two cities temperature reached a high in August.

Malboume has the opposite trend.

Melboume is the warmest city in which temperature always fluctuated. Unlike Paris and Boston, where in winter, erly spring and autumn the weather stays between 5 degrees to 15.

And it peaks at 30 degrees in summer, Melbourne has the smallest changes and on the contrary in cold season the temperature here is high, reach 25 degrees, and in the summer has the lowest 15-

It depends on where the country is located. Paris and Boston situated in the center of the Earth. While Melboum is situated in a different part of world.

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