The pie charts below illustrate the number of journal articles read per week by all students, PhD students, and junior lecturers at an Australian university. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.
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The
pie
charts give information about how many journal articles
are read per week by all students
, PhD
students
and junior lecturers
at an Australian university.
Overall
, PhD
students
read the most journal articles
in
compared with all Change preposition
apply
students
and junior lecturers
. In contrast
, it can be seen that all students
read the least journal articles
.
Besides
, most of all students
read the least, at about 1 to 5 units of journal articles
and accounts
for 67% of the total. Wrong verb form
accounting
According to
the pie
charts, 21% of all students
read 6 to 11 journal articles
while
all students
who read 12 journal articles
and above make up 12% of the pie
chart.
In contrast
, PhD
students
who read 12 journal articles
and above comprised 3 quarters of the pie
chart and accounts for 80%. In contrast
, 24% of junior lecturers
read 12 journal articles
and above. Whereby, PhD
students
who read 6 to 11 units make up 15% of the total. Likewise
, the smallest sector comprises of PhD
students
and junior students
who read 1 to 5 journal articles
accounts
for 5% and 1% respectively. Junior Wrong verb form
accounting
lecturers
who read 6 to 11 journal articles
is
almost a quarter of the Correct subject-verb agreement
are
pie
chart at 24%.Submitted by x.christine0729 on
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