The line graph shows thefts per thousand vehicles in four countries between 1990 and 1999.
The line graph describes how many
cars
were stolen per thousand
vehicles
in Great Britain
, Sweden, France and Canada
from 1990 to 1999.
It is clear that
Great Britain
had the largest number of cars
stolen by thieves during the given period. However
, Canada
had the least number of thefts Correct pronoun usage
that occurred
occurred
over the same period.
In 1990, approximately 17 thefts per Wrong verb form
occurring
thousand
vehicles
occurred in Great Britain
. The figures for Sweden was
around 8 Correct subject-verb agreement
were
cars
stolen per thousand
vehicles
, which was followed by Canada
and France, with roughly 1 difference.
According to
the graph, the figure for Great Britain
remained relatively stable, at around 16 theft per thousand
vehicles
in 1999. By contrast
, the figure gradually increased to around 14 theft per thousand
vehicles
in 1999. People in France lost round
7 Correct your spelling
around
cars
per thousand
vehicles
in the final year. The figure for Canada
also
reached at
roughly 7 per Remove the preposition
apply
thousand
vehicles
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