1. Words
   1. Differences
      1. Growth
         1. Crecimiento
      2. Grow
         1. Crecer
      3. Grew
         1. Crecer (pasado)
      4. Leveled off
      5. Levelled off
      6. Britanico
      7. Americano
2. Types of Graphs and Charts
   1. Line Graph
      1. It displays data that changes continuously over time
         1. To show trends
         2. To make predictions
         3. To compare two or more different variables, situations and information
      2. Example
   2. Bar Charts
      1. Points
         1. Commonly used to compare several categories of data
         2. Each rectangular bar has length and height proportional to the values that they represent
      2. Example
   3. Pie Charts
      1. Each pie slice is relative to the size of a particular category in a given group as a whole
         1. To show percentage or proportional data.
         2. To compare areas of growth within a business such as profit
      2. Example
   4. Histogram
      1. It displays a frequency distribution (shape) of a data set
         1. When the data is continuous
         2. When you want to see whether the outputs of two or more processes are different
      2. Example
   5. Venn Diagram
      1. Uses overlapping circles to visualize the logical relationships between two or more groups of items
         1. To compare and contrast groups of things
         2. To illustrate logical relationships from various data sets
      2. Example
   6. Spline Chart
      1. A form of the line chart that represent smooth curves through the different data points
         1. To show a product life cycle chart or an impulse-response chart
      2. Example
   7. Pictographs
      1. It displays numerical information with the use of icons or picture symbols to represent data sets
         1. Audience prefers and understands better displays that include icons and illustrations
      2. Example
   8. Pyramid Graph
      1. These types of charts are best for data that is organized in some kind of hierarchy
         1. To represent progressive orders such as: "older to newer", "more important to least important", "specific to least specific"' and etc
      2. Example
3. Words, adjectives and averbs
   1. Verbs
      1. Reducir
         1. Collapse
         2. Plunge
         3. Plummet
         4. Decline
         5. Decrease
         6. Fall
         7. Go down
         8. Drop
         9. Dip
         10. Crash
      2. Incrementar
         1. Rise
         2. Increase
         3. Grow
         4. Go up
         5. Climb
         6. Peak
         7. Level up
         8. Boom
      3. Mantener
         1. The same level
         2. Maintain
         3. Remain stable
         4. Remain steady
         5. No change
         6. Stay constanst
         7. Stay
   2. Adjectives
      1. Sharp (synonym of Mark)
      2. Rapid
      3. Huge
      4. Dramatic
      5. Substantial
      6. Considerable
      7. Significant
      8. Slight (ligero)
      9. Small
      10. Minimal
      11. Massive
   3. Adverbs
      1. Dramatically
      2. Rapidly
      3. Hugely
      4. Massive
      5. Sharply
      6. Steeply (Abruptamente)
      7. Considerably
      8. Substantially
      9. Significantly
      10. Slightly
      11. Minimally
      12. Markedly
      13. Quickly
      14. Swiftly (Suavemente)
      15. Suddenly
      16. Steadily (Constantemente)
      17. Gradually
      18. Slowly
4. Practice
   1. Vocabulary
   2. A narrative in Past
      1. We ___ at the airport and ___
         1. arrived / were cheking in
         2. arrived/ checked in
         3. were arriving / checked in
         4. were arriving / checking in
      2. While I ___ to get my cat started, a passing car ___ and the driver offered to help me
         1. tried / was stopping
         2. was trying / was stopping
         3. was trying / stopped
         4. tried / stopped
      3. While I ___ a bath, someone knocked on the door
         1. had
         2. having
         3. was having
         4. used to have
      4. What ___ to John's party?
         1. did you wear
         2. wore you
         3. were you wearing
         4. did you use wear
      5. When Andrew ___ the question, he ___ the answer immediately
         1. saw / knew
         2. was seeing / knew
         3. was seeing / knowed
         4. saw / was knowing
      6. As I ___ him, the man suddenly ___away
         1. watched / ran
         2. was watching / ran
         3. was watching / was running
         4. watched / was running
      7. We ___ out for a meal every evening on holiday
         1. went
         2. were going
         3. was going
         4. use to go
      8. He ___ for most of his life
         1. was smoking
         2. used to smoking
         3. used smoke
         4. smoked
      9. At the time, I ___ a poorly-paid job in the local shop
         1. was having
         2. used have
         3. had
         4. used to had
      10. I ___ lots of free time before I started working here
          1. was having
          2. used to have
          3. use to have
          4. have
      11. They ___ happy together but they aren't now
          1. used to be
          2. use to be
          3. uset to be
          4. was
      12. He ___ so overweight, he ___ much slimmer
          1. didn't used to be / used to be
          2. didn't use to be / use to be
          3. didn't use to be / used to be
          4. didn't be / wasn't
      13. This time last month we ___ excited about our holiday and now it's all over
          1. used to be getting
          2. used to get
          3. were getting
          4. didn't use to get
      14. They all wanted to believe her, but suspected she___
          1. lied
          2. was lying
          3. used to lie
          4. was laying
      15. Although it rained a lot, I ___ my holiday last year
          1. was enjoying
          2. used to enjoy
          3. enjoyed
          4. didn't enjoy
      16. When I arrived, everyone___
          1. has eaten
          2. had eaten
          3. was eaten
          4. had been eaten
      17. They ___ each other for two years when she asked him to marry her
          1. had seen
          2. saw
          3. had been seeing
          4. had been seen
   3. Practice
      1. Tips
         1. Con el pasado perfecto tenemos una oración en pasado simple con el pasado perfecto
         2. Pasado progresivo generalmente acompaña al pasado simple
            1. O podemos tener que el pasado perfecto acompañe al pasado simple
            2. Depende si la acción se estaba haciendo en el pasado, o si esta paso antes de la otra
5. Key vocabulary
   1. Bar graph
      1. A chart or graph that presents categorical data with rectangular bars with heights or lengths proportional to the values that they represent
      2. Gráfico debarras
   2. Net sales
      1. The sum of a company's gross sales minus its returns, allowances, and discounts
      2. Ventas netas
   3. A marked increase / Sales rose steadily
      1. A clearly evident or noticeable growth
      2. Un aumento significativo
   4. Peaked
      1. To attain the highest point of activity, development, or popularity
      2. Alcanzo su punto máximo
   5. Levelled off
      1. To stay the same over a time, especially after a period of increase
         1. Levels off
         2. Levelling off
         3. Levelled off
      2. Se estabilizó
   6. A significant increase
      1. An important rise in the amount or size of something
      2. Un aumento significativo
   7. Pie diagram
      1. A circular statistical graphic which is divided into slices to illustrate numerical proportion
      2. Diagrama de pastel
   8. Growth
      1. to describe the increase or development in size, quantity, value, or importance of something over time
      2. Crecimiento
   9. Climb
      1. To go up, or to go toward the top of something
      2. Aumento
   10. Improvement
       1. An occasion when something gets better or when you make it better
       2. Mejorar
   11. Stagnation
       1. Definitons
          1. A long-term trend of slow or no economic growth
          2. A lack of activity, growth, or development
       2. Estancamiento
   12. Decrease slightly
       1. A small decline in size, amount, numbers, or intensity
       2. Disminuir ligeramente
   13. Rise sharply
       1. Increase in a way that is sudden and very noticeable
       2. Aumentar bruscamente
   14. Suddenly
       1. Quickly and unexpectedly
          1. Abruptly
          2. Short
          3. All of sudden
          4. Unexpectedly
          5. All at once
          6. Quickly
          7. Without warning
       2. Repentinamente
   15. To begin with
       1. At first. Used to introduce the first of several points
       2. Para empezar / En primer lugar
   16. The graph depicts
       1. The pie diagram/chart describes
       2. El gráfico representa
   17. To sum up
       1. It refers to the mood implied by your word choice and how your text makes the reader feel
       2. Para resumir / en resumen
   18. Share price
       1. The amount it would cost to buy one share in a company
       2. Precio de la acción / acciones
   19. Financial Report
       1. The way businesses communicate financial data to external and internal stakeholders
       2. Informe financiero