■The chart below give information on the percentage of British people giving money to charity by age range for the years 1990 and 2010. ■Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features and make comparisons where relevant
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This
chart illustrates the percentage
of british
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British
people
giving money
to charity
at various age
range for the years
1990 and 2010. The ages were divided into 5 groups
; 18-25 yrs
. old, 26-35 yrs
. old, 36-50 yrs
. old, 51-65 yrs
. old, and the >65 yrs
. old age
groups
.
●At
the Change preposition
In
year
1990, the graph shows the top age
groups
who are able to donate money
to charity
were the people
at
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apply
the
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age
36-50 and the lowest are the Replace the word
aged
age
group
of 18-25 yrs
old. The 36-50 yrs
. old age
group
are usually the ones who are already into investment and are commonly
with Replace the adverb
common
stable
job, 40% of them gave Add an article
a stable
money
to charity
. Meanwhile, the group
with least
amount of donations are the ones at around 18-25 Correct article usage
the least
yrs
. old. Most of the time this
group
is still at college
level or entry level at work, with Add an article
the college
minimal
amount to donate. 15% of Add an article
a minimal
this
age
group
donated to charity
. The
35% of the British Correct article usage
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people
at
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the
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age
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aged
of
51-65 Change preposition
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years
old were generous enough to help for a cause. While
30% of the 26-35 yrs
. old & >65 yrs
. old (Middle group
) equally provided on
the same Change preposition
in
year
.
●However
by the year
2010, you can see the
drastic change in Correct article usage
a
percentage
of Correct article usage
the percentage
donors
for the charity
and the
improvements Correct article usage
apply
on
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in
age
groups
as well. In this
bar graph, you can see that the hard earners and near to retire age
group
of 51-65 yrs
. old, from 35%., 40% of them donated money
to the
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charity
placing them as one of our high paying
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high-paying
donors
. The age
group
of 18-25 still remained as the least donors
at only 5% of their population donated this
year
. The Second
and equally
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equal
group
of donors
were the age
group
of 36-50 & >65 years
of age
at the percentage
of thirty five
. The Add a hyphen
thirty-five
third
group
, at the percentage
of 25 are the 26-35 yrs
. old.
●The generosity of the British people
may vary with their age
and career in life. This
bar graph only shows the year
1990 & 2010. To sum it up, I can conclude that the age
group
36-50 yrs
. old who were
the highest Change the verb form
was
percentage
of donors
at
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in
year
1990 still continued to prosper and donate at
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to
the
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charity
by the time they reach 51-65 years
old at the year
2010. The age
group
of 18-25 yrs
. old may remained
as the least Change the verb form
remain
percentage
of donors
but we can't deduct their contribution to the charity
throughout the years
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