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Practice phrases for proportions

by Nini Usmonova
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account for

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•represent

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•make up

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Slide 1 – Welcome

Welcome to the practice. Use the vocabulary bank to describe amounts, comparisons, and relationships between items in data or text.

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Slide 2 – Make Up & Constitute

Use make up and constitute to describe parts that form a whole. Example: The regions make up 60% of the population and constitute the majority.

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Slide 3 – Largest Share & Proportions

Identify fractions: the largest share, a substantial proportion, a relatively small proportion, and a minor category.

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Slide 4 – Dominant Category & Contrast

Talk about dominance with a dominant category. Compare using by contrast, in comparison with, and whereas.

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Slide 5 – Higher & Lower Differences

Describe differences with significantly higher than and slightly lower than. Include fractions like almost half of and just under a third of.

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Slide 6 – Fractional Parts

Use fractions: approximately one quarter of, close to one tenth of, and related amounts to express scale.

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Slide 7 – Totals & Overall

Refer to whole groups: approximately one quarter, overall, and how parts relate to the whole.

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Slide 8 – Detailing & Connection

Delve deeper with in detail and show relationships together to complete a picture.

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Slide 9 – Therefore & While

Use logical connectors: therefore and while to link causes, effects, and contrasts.

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Slide 10 – Quick Review

Review key phrases: account for, represent, the largest share, by contrast, almost half of, overall, therefore.

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