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Here is a 5 sentence explanation of the diagram: 1. This diagram shows the steps involved in explaining a graphic or diagram. 2. The first step is to introduce the diagram by greeting the audience and stating the title or topic of the diagram. 3. The second step is to provide details from the diagram by describing specific elements, data, or information shown. 4. The third step is to conclude by restating the title and thanking or dismissing the audience. 5. Following these three steps can help effectively explain the key points and purpose of a diagram to others.

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Number and Diagrams - Students

Here is a 5 sentence explanation of the diagram: 1. This diagram shows the steps involved in explaining a graphic or diagram. 2. The first step is to introduce the diagram by greeting the audience and stating the title or topic of the diagram. 3. The second step is to provide details from the diagram by describing specific elements, data, or information shown. 4. The third step is to conclude by restating the title and thanking or dismissing the audience. 5. Following these three steps can help effectively explain the key points and purpose of a diagram to others.

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UNIT 5

NUMBER AND DIAGRAM


Practice 1
Try to read aloud these numbers

1) 958 =
2) 1,450 =
3) 17,500 =
4) 204,060 =
5) 133,496 =
6) 40,428 =
7) 43,200,100 =
8) 5,555,000 =
9) 11,000,320 =
10) 62,010,000 =
11) 1,090,000,000 =
1. 1 : 4 = 0.25 = one divided by four is zero point two five
2. 10 x 40 = 400
3. 5 : ½ = 10
4. (2 x 4) + 15 = 23
5. (6 + 1 ½) x 9 = 67.5
Degree of Comparison
Adjectives usually form their comparative and superlative degrees.
Here are some examples:
1. Ceramics are stronger than ordinary fibers.
2. Agus is the most brilliant student in this class.
3. Based on surveys, Samsung Note 9 is more popular than S10 this year.
Steps to explain a graphic/diagram

1. Introduction
- say your greeting
- tell your diagram’s title/about
2. Give the details
3. Closing
- tell your diagram’s title/about
- say your greeting
How to start describing a Graphic/diagram?

To catch your audience’s attention from the very beginning, you


can use the following phrases for introduction:
– Let me show you this bar graph…
– Let’s turn to this diagram…
– I’d like you to look at this map…
– If you look at this graph, you will notice…
– Let’s have a look at this pie chart…
– If you look at this line chart, you will understand…
– To illustrate my point, let’s look at some charts…

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Practice 1

 Let me show you this pie chart.


 The pie chart is about the distribution of
renewable energy use in UK.
 The pie chart shows the distribution of
renewable energy use in UK.
 The green part is Bioenergy.
 The largest renewable energy used in UK
is bioenergy.
 The second largest renewable energy
used in UK is wind.
 The smallest largest renewable energy
used in UK is hydro.
 …
 …
Practice 3. Explain the diagram below in five sentences.

1. …
2. …
3. …
4. …
5. …

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