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Discover LudwigThe phrase 'temperature goes up' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you are writing about changes in temperature, such as: "The temperature goes up gradually during the summer months."
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The bees are very busy and perky as the temperature goes up.
If the temperature goes up, the flowers go higher up the mountain".
Mrs. Clark remarked, "When the temperature goes up, so does the crime rate.
"They want to go about their own business, and next thing you know, the temperature goes up".
"If the temperature goes up by two to three degrees, which is quite likely, the number of corals that survive is very small.
"As the temperature goes up, they expect that each additional degree adds an extra 70 megawatts of additional use," Mr. Robinson said.
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"My temperature went up to 103.5," he said.
The outdoor pools range in size and temperature, going up to a toe-curling 114 degrees.
First, is the temperature going up? Second, if it is changing, what is causing it?
As his temperature went up and down, James asked Bosanquet to bring the typewriter into the bedroom.
"I got so nervous and excited and 'crushy' my body temperature went up about 10 degrees," she said.
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