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IELTS WRITING TASK 1 HOW TO GET HIGH BAND SCORE : Vocabulary for Describing Trends



Dear IELTS aspirants,

IELTSDK presents,

Vocabulary for Describing Trends


A) Verbs and nouns for describing trends and changes:


Trend

Verbs

Nouns












rise (rose-risen)


a rise








increase


an increase




go up (went up-gone up)


a growth




climb


an upward trend




grow









a doubling in + n.




double


a trebling in + n.




treble/triple










a boom




surge


a surge




soar







rocket







boom







fall (fell-fallen)


a fall








decline


a decline




decrease


a decrease




dip (dipped)


a drop




drop (dropped)


a reduction



go down (went down-gone down)


a slump










halve


a plunge




plummet







plunge







dive







deteriorate







slump







do not change (did not change)


no change







maintain the same level







remain/stay +







stable/steady/constant/static/unchanged




Constant


fluctuate [around]


a fluctuation




Change













stand at (stood at)


a levelling off











a plateau



level off (levelled off)







plateau (plateaued)


hit/reach a high/peak

Position


level out (levelled out)


hit/reach a low




stabilise







peak







reach





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B) Adjectives and adverbs for degree of change:


Degree

Adjective
Adverb








dramatic
Dramatically






Very extensive change

huge
-






enormous
Enormously











tremendous
Tremendously













substantial
Substantially






Extensive change

considerable
Considerably






significant
Significantly











remarkable
Remarkably













noticeable
Noticeably






Average change

marked
Markedly








moderate
Moderately













slight
Slightly

Small change





small
-








minimal
Minimally







C) Adjectives and adverbs for speed of change:


Speed


Adjective


Adverb

















rapid
Rapidly










quick
Quickly







Quick change


sharp
Sharply










swift
Swiftly










steep
Steeply
















steady
Steadily







Slow change


gradual
Gradually










slow
Slowly


















sudden

Suddenly







Unexpected change


unexpected

Unexpectedly











abrupt

Abruptly












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