Updated April 1st, 2020
Describing graphs language and vocabulary can be taught with matching exercises, graph comprehension exercises and graph creation exercises. This is essential practice for students attempting to pass English language tests such as IELTS, TOEFL and TOEIC.
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This is a worksheet to help English language learners write and talk about graphs and trends. Students try to write appropriate sentences for the pictures using the vocabulary at the bottom of the page.
This is a fun “describing graphs” vocabulary worksheet for English language learners. Students think of a topic in their lives and draw a graph illustrating how it affects them on a daily, weekly or monthly etc. basis. An example is included on the worksheet and there are also some suggested topics. After they draw the graph, students write sentences to describe and explain their graph.
Thanks for sharing the material on graph description. I am teaching a B1 class and it suits one of my course goals. I love the way you start from understanding the expressions and specific vocabulary used and then work on observation and simple tasks to make students get familiar with the topic.
Just fantastic. Thankyou so much!
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Thank you so much. Your exercise papers really helped me! ^^
Thank you very much for this! My students really loved it when I teach them in this flow. 🙂
Thanks a lot. These exercises have been reality useful and involving to be used in the class