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Presenting Results

Vocabulary for presenting results
Presenting results can be challenging, especially if you have many graphs in your presentation and not enough vocabulary for describing trends. Here are some useful words to give you more variety and choice when presenting trends. A good way to engage the audience too!

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Hello all, thank you for your comments! delighted to see involvement and interest. I see your point here, I guess it means over the years Hydraulics parts have risen though I agree there was a drop in 2017. Can seem quite a subjective interpretation of the graph. Thank you again for your comments and hope you are enjoying the new tips.
I submit to the previouly made remarks concering the first question: the answer should be NO
1 =true, steadily = moderately, observed over the total time period 2015 to 2018
Interesting point! I think the fact that the present perfect tense is used here (…have risen steadily) is of significance thus speaking of a change over time (2015-2018)
Hi,
why is the answer in question one “true”? From my perspective it goes up, then down, then up again … so it is not like “risen steadily”.
The correct answer for Question 1 “Hydraulics parts have risen steadily” – is FALSE. Because it dropped in 2017.
Statement #1 is False, NOT True. Hydraulics parts did not rise steadily, in 2017 they were lower than in 2016.
Hydraulics parts have decreased in 2017.
Why point 1 is true if they it is not steady increasing?
1 = False because there was a decline in 2017. Therefore it is not a steady rise.