Describing a Chart or Graph in English - How to Develop English Fluency and Speaking Confidence

Describing a Chart or Graph in English - How to Develop English Fluency and Speaking Confidence
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In this video, I describe a chart/graph in everyday, conversational English as a beginning, intermediate and advanced English speaker to help you build fluency and speaking confidence, and sound more like a native English speaker. :)
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[@gloryasuquo5043]

Helpful words/phrase for describing graphs A Majority A small fraction More numerous A vast majority Thank you

[@almudenadiaz4024]

Thank you so much, it helps a lot

[@garrupero]

I think you're right about that. It's such a important what you're saying. My dad always tell me that. He says when someone ask you about something you try to explain as well as you can using examples or why it likes or not, always giving more information

[@umermaqsood7541]

thank you sir for everything that u have done for us . this is so helpful material for me and keep up the good work because you are going so well . thank you

[@mjshaheed]

Thank you so much Sir. I always have difficulty explaining charts of any kind especially bar charts where I have to compare different points.

[@antoniorodolpho6835]

Fantastic teacher and method!!!!

[@thanchanokgansomdee186]

This is great video ! Thank you !

[@DanielaRodriguez-po1wm]

thank Drew!!☺

[@parichartkluensuwan3648]

Thanks , clear and concise.

[@johnnycarhuaz9668]

Thanks so much..........!!!!!!

[@dagmaraskiba9250]

you are great!😍 love listening to you!

[@marwajd7548]

thanx 💕

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helpful thanks

[@anainglesb2.297]

Thank you!!!

[@azadamin6091]

You are great!

[@bordoraux9537]

thank youuuuu

[@user-ny5zb2mb6e]

Thank you wery much for your job, entusiasm and illumination a very important part of English linguage and giving us a lot of positive energy. I`m so sorry for my mistakes perhaps because of I`m 58 and I studied English about 3 and half year. It`s not me but my elder son in the picture and this is his e-mail. By the way he speaks English very well. Best Said! (It`s not "said" but my name).

[@bahaafawwal7721]

great teacher

[@gyulatoth5173]

Thank you Sir.

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thanks

[@KM.540]

I'm going to teach how to describe graphs. This video helps a lot. Thank you very much.

[@user-rf3ff9is4s]

Thank you)

[@elhambabaei1729]

Thanks for your great videos. please record more videos about complex conditionals and tenses.

[@lakshane957]

Great!!

[@iancarlossantos1204]

Thanks Drew, you're the Man.

[@yosef-yosef9414]

It helped me with my Interview ... Thanksl you

[@fabianologfatec]

Hi Drew, you're always coming up with the best series when it comes to teaching, you're awsome man!

[@tuongbui90]

Thank you so much.

[@bahaafawwal7721]

wonderful

[@nonmuggle2343]

Great!

[@armyhead]

I'd like to know expressions related to politics, law, religions or something complecated like that. I will be happy to see your video talking about these topics next time. Thanks

[@naderehdadkhah7890]

great👍👍👍👍

[@user-ey1to6nj2e]

very great pronounciation🤗

[@chappyrick0705]

Can you make a video explaining about how a book is normally made up of, like chapters, sections, items, paragraph..? Because in the past I had a hard time at work explaining to my coworker which part of the book he should read to obtain the information that he needed. Like, "you should read the third line from the top in the second section of the fourth paragraph in the chapter seven," kind of thing lol I don't even know what "item" means though.

[@uvaiz1000]

Very helpful, I really appreciating your effort

[@victoriousseraphim5142]

Thanks for all your videos and the time you spend to do them. Could you help me this? Is it correct this sentence? I haven't accounted yet for her new necklace until she approched her neck to my face.

[@aasawarigupta8777]

can you make a video on pie charts/ graphs on cookwares (nonstick, glass, claypots or any other) means the sentence formation part and how do we start and what things we should comsider for cookwsres while comparing and giving the answer at the same time

[@juliesartworkshop2143]

Thank you for the great video ❤️🧡💛💜💙💚

[@lnd1821]

Tomorrow will be my first presentation at work. Thank you for this video!

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How was It?

[@Luna-qy1zd]

This is just awesome!

[@tejashwinimalkar1749]

What do you say the square that represent different colours in pie chart? Actually the name of that description

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[@ft1851]

Thank you 💗 The good things your sound it's obvious I think some of personal happiness It's need hard work .....positive to keep my Still learn English

[@NadsonMagnos]

Thanks to describe Graphs, I asked it before and you did!!

[@EdiQ1985]

Thanks for sharing this videos to us :) Greetings from Ecuador (Y)

[@Diegodiego-rw2ib]

another great video. thanks!

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nice videooooo

[@sheylapessoa]

Amazing ! I would like to see more videos like this, please! Thank you.

[@souadben371]

thank you a lot for all your videos and your amazing effort that you do, I really respect what you do for people like me , thanks again.

[@julienauvray645]

thanks you for this usefull video. it's funny to notice that the name of this type of chart depends on the culture of countrie. here in France, instead of pie, we say 'camembert', it's a famous cheese in Normandy in France which have this type of shape. bye

[@karinoncoulibaly7695]

good video

[@sacton2264]

You mentioned some useful vocabulary, but it would be helpful for learners to have the words/expressions typed out on the screen.

[@monabadreldin3195]

You r amazing teacher

[@hoangnguyenngoc6850]

can some one tell me new vocabularies that teacher emphasized in the video? thank in advance :D

[@jamesdelooeste]

May talk about pronunciation of a lot common mistakes words?

[@hadeelabdullahm]

thank you very much !

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Thank you you're useful video

[@killthatzombie6148]

Omg so helpfull !!!

[@MajaMi664]

I love listening to you. Please make more videos like this. :)

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[@caiofreds]

This video content was interesting and curious. Congratulations!

[@HarshKumar-qw7zp]

👍👍

[@andrebrochier9802]

It was very helpful video. It would be nice if you could make a similar footage, but focousing in proficiency tests like IELTS. Because this tests usually ask exactly to discribe a chart or a graph in a advanced way and with a mininum number of words. And it would be helpful to learn it in the right way.

[@nilooroshani3617]

Do you have any programmes to improve my writing skill, Drew?

[@monabadreldin3195]

Could you please tell us English from the early start

[@018manmohan]

drew please let me know how write a eassy with example and how to generate idea about it.hope u make it soon

[@LuisHernandez-nc1hc]

Hi, I work in a retail store where I have to direct customers to different sections of the store to find stuff that they are looking for, can you make a video about retail store environment please? Im learning english and this could help me out, thanks in advance

[@MrReactric]

where is the subtitle ? :)

[@deservinglistener245]

thanks for the info about the pie chart. FYI rabbits are not rodents. Squirrels,rats and hamsters are rodents but rabbits belong to a different family and order.

[@EnglishAnyone]

You're absolutely right! You learn something new every day. :)

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what does mean in a nutshell

[@alisari5604]

When i watch your videos I feel I'm advance leaner but when i watch movies or CNN I feel frustrated.

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...whatever that happens to be..

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Tv show star plus Sunday dance + 2

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Uhoh

[@09polyak]

I don't have any pet , because I live in an apartment) But if live in privat house maybe I'd like to have a dog) Thanks for video by the way))

[@felixmakundi9834]

...whatever that happens to be..