Writinguveys30 September 2026 WebinarHow to score 7+ in IELTS Writing Task 1 1 3 comments Join the conversation Comments Back to all commentsamara0708 October 2026Then is 'a sharply rise' wrong because 'rise' is a noun there?1 yasmin_f08 October 2026 Yes. It's 'a sharp rise' or 'rose sharply'. In both cases, only use 'sharp' if the change in the graph supports it. 3 Reply
yasmin_f08 October 2026 Yes. It's 'a sharp rise' or 'rose sharply'. In both cases, only use 'sharp' if the change in the graph supports it. 3 Reply