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What the image is asking for

The radio commentator

Five kinds of image, five sets of words

Describing data precisely

Trends: the verb and its degree

Comparison and proportion

Maps, processes and photographs

Location and change

Stages, people and careful guesses

Practice

A trend verb

The noun form

Grading a small change

No change

A multiple

Share of a whole

A fraction phrase

A superlative

Where it is

Change on a map

Ordering a process

A process stage

Position in a photograph

Careful speculation

Approximation

Jumble: description words

Quiz Review

Quiz Review: Why Each Answer Works

Module recap

The vocabulary for describing charts, tables, maps, processes and photographs: trend verbs and their degree words, comparison and proportion language, location and sequence phrases, and careful speculation.

Build the exact words for describing what you see: trend verbs and the adverbs that grade them, comparison and proportion phrases, location and sequence language for maps and processes, and careful speculation for photographs.

PTE Vocabulary 1: Language for Describing Images

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