The bar chart below shows the percentage of unemployed graduates, aged 20-24, in one European country over of two-year period. Summerise the information and reporting the main features, and making comparisons where relevant.
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The bar chart gives information about the proportion of employees without a job, after two years of the degree,
therefore
the age between twenty and twenty-four, in an unspecific European nation.
First of all, it is possible observing how the percentage of men, in each considered period, are
higher than that of women. Correct subject-verb agreement
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Moreover
, male people peak in October 2009, with just over 20%, but in the meanwhile, also
female ones do the same, with only just under 15 percent
.
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In addition
, the worst result for the
women was in April and July 2008 and April 2009, where the number of unemployed graduates was almost 5%.
Even though, the surge Correct article usage
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of
the lack of Change preposition
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job
in October 2008 for boys, Fix the agreement mistake
jobs
next
, the situation was
levelled off at approximately 10 percentage points, until the increase in the Unnecessary verb
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last
period of 2009.
During this
time, instead
, the girls saw climbing their occupations, in other
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the proportion plummeted. In the first sector of the bar chart, a similar trend was reached for female people, Add the comma(s)
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while
for the
male ones, there was a slight decrease.Correct article usage
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