How the "Climograph" report is planned by IELTS Ivy

2025-04-15 14:16:40 UTC

In the introduction part, it can be seen that "compares" and "average temperature" are used to paraphrase. Additionally, "precipitation" is used in place of "rainfall".

In the overview, it describes the changes first, followed by highlighting the peaks in rainfall and temperature.

Moving on, in body paragraph 1, it shows the trend up to May with the first sentence pointing out the rise in temperatue and the second sentence being about the increase in rainfall.

Finally, the body paragraph 2 describes the changes in both temperature and rainfall after May and compares them. The first sentence compares the degrees of change between temperature and rainfall from May to June. The second sentence is about the highest temperature. The drop in both temperature and rainfall is mentioned in the last sentence.

2025-04-15 14:41:47 UTC

The graph began by first providing a short summary of the data presented in the chart. It then describes how rainfall fluctuates more than temperature. It then describes the temperature and precipitation patterns that happen between January and May. It then talks about the intense rain that fell between June and September. It concludes by analyzing the decrease in temperature and precipitation at the end of the year

2025-04-15 16:18:18 UTC

The first paragraph, which is the introduction, paraphrases the question using synonyms to describe what the chart shows. The second paragraph is the overview; it gives a general summary of the main trends and highlights the extremes in both rainfall and temperature. The first body paragraph covers the months from January to May because both rainfall and temperature gradually increase during this period. It mainly uses the language of change to describe the upward trends. The second body paragraph describes the changes in rainfall and temperature after May. It uses both the language of change and comparison, showing how rainfall increases sharply and then decreases, while temperature remains steady before gradually dropping.