Movement (Verbs): Up

Rose crecer en pasado

Went up
Increased
Grew
Shot up se disparo
Surged aumento
Rocketed subio rapido

Movement (Verbs): Down

Fell
Declined
Dropped
Decreased
Sank se undio en pasado
Went down Plunged - sumido
Plummeted desplomo

Prepositions
Between 1995 and 2000
From 1995 to 2000
Sales rose from 200 to 250
Sales fell to 150 in March
Sales fell by 50%

Adverbs and intensifiers

Slightly
A little
A lot

Sharply bruscamente
Suddenly
Steeply abruptamente
Gradually
Gently suavemente
Steadily - sostenidamente

No Movement: (Verbs with Adjectives, Verbs)

Remained steady
Were unchanged
Did not change
Remained constant
Remained stable
Stabilized

Tops and Bottoms

Reached a peak
Peaked
Reached their highest level
Fell to a low
Sank to a trough
Reached a bottom

The chart shows the changes of the deals and the amount of money of the last
four year in a Bank in New York.
In 2006 the bank has less than 500,000 dlls. With less than 20 deals. After that,
there was a shot up in 2007 in the total amount of money going from 500,000
to almost a million, but the number of deals remained constant during this
year. Then in 2008 there was an slightly change in the amount of money were
they rose from almost a million to a million and a hundred thousand
approximately, but unlike the past financial year, in 2008 deals rocketed from
almost 20 to more than 45. In the last financial year (2009) there was a decline
in both parts (amount of money & number of deals). The deals felt sharply from
more than 45 to 30 and the amount of money went down a little, from almost a
million one hundred thousand to less than nine hundred thousand.
What I suggest is try to return to the methods that we used in 2008, because
the results show that it was the best financial year the bank had.