The graph below shows average carbon dioxide emissions per person in the United Kingdom, Sweden, Italy and Portugal between 1967 and 2007.
The given graph illustrates
carbon
dioxide Correct article usage
the carbon
emissions
one
person in Change preposition
by one
the
four Correct article usage
apply
difference
European countries from 1967 to 2007.
In general, we can see that carbon dioxide Replace the word
different
emissions
were noticed the most in Great Britain in 1967.Furthermore
, CO2 emissions
were polluted the least in Portugal in 1967.
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with the UK, we can view that Wrong verb form
Starting
although
in 1967 Carbon dioxide emissions
were 11 metric tonnes
afterward
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afterwards
these
huge number was decreased by Correct determiner usage
this
attempt
of Add an article
the attempt
an attempt
government
till 2007. (under 10 metric Correct article usage
the government
tonnes
). In addition
, we can also
observe that CO2 emissions
were
rose to Unnecessary verb
apply
peak
point in Sweden in 1987 Add an article
a peak
however
pollution was reduced until 2007 from over 10 metric tonnes
to under 6 metric tonnes
.
Moving on to the CO2 emissions
results of Italy , we can witness that Italian governments cannot prevent increasing these type
of Fix the agreement mistake
types
toxics
so they went up slowly from 4 metric Correct your spelling
toxins
tonnes
to 7 metric tonnes
between 1967 and 2007.Next
, when it comes to Portugal , it is also
worth noting that CO2 emissions
also
grew rapidly since
1 metric Change preposition
from
tonnes
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tonne
till
5 metric Change preposition
to
tonnes
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