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Band 6+: The line graph below shows the average monthly temperatures in three major cities. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

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The image displays a line graph depicting the average monthly temperatures in Celsius for three major cities: Paris, Dubai, and Sydney. In January, Paris is at 5°C, Dubai at 19°C, and Sydney at 23°C; in February, Paris at 7°C, Dubai 20°C, Sydney 23°C; in March, Paris 10°C, Dubai 23°C, Sydney 22°C; in April, Paris 14°C, Dubai 26°C, Sydney 20°C; in May, Paris 18°C, Dubai 30°C, Sydney 17°C; in June, Paris 21°C, Dubai 33°C, Sydney 14°C; in July, Paris 24°C, Dubai 35°C, Sydney 13°C; in August, Paris 24°C, Dubai 36°C, Sydney 14°C; in September, Paris 21°C, Dubai 33°C, Sydney 17°C; in October, Paris 16°C, Dubai 29°C, Sydney 19°C; in November, Paris 10°C, Dubai 25°C, Sydney 21°C; and in December, Paris 6°C, Dubai 21°C, Sydney 22°C.
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The supplied line graph depicts the trend of monthly temperatures in three cities throughout the year

First of all it is obvious that the middle temperature in Dubai is much higher than in other two cities. Another notable thing is the trend of temperature in Sydney which decline in the period from March to July whereas in Dubai and Paris is go up

Starting with Dubai we can see that the lowest temperature is in January, as well as in Paris , 18 and 5 degrees respectively. Whereas the hottest month in both cities is August where the temperature reaches 20 degrees in Paris and 36 degrees in Dubai. The situation with Sydney is enormously different. The coldest month is July while the hottest is December (13 and 24 degrees respectively) .Also it could be noticed that Sydney is only city which graph crosses other two graph lines . It can be seen that temperature in Sydney and Paris in may and September is approximately the same a similar trend is observed between Sydney and Dubai but here graph crosses in march and December.

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