✅ Key characteristics :

• Paraphrase the question in your own words to write the introduction.
• Write an overview that covers the main trends or big features from all graphs, not just one.
• Identify and describe key information from each graph — focus on the most important numbers or trends.
• Pay attention to how the graphs relate to each other because they all share a common theme.
• Do not try to describe every detail — be selective.
• Compare the data across the visuals where possible (e.g., “Sales increased in the bar chart, while the line graph shows a drop in profits”).
• Use clear and correct vocabulary to describe trends (e.g., increased, fell, remained stable, rose sharply).
• Use the right tense — usually past simple if years are given, or present simple if no time is mentioned.
• Organize your writing logically — you can write one paragraph per graph or group related trends together.
• Use linking words like however, in contrast, meanwhile, and similarly to connect your ideas.
• Keep your language formal and factual — never add personal opinions or explanations.