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The table shows some information about
subway
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the subway
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systems of
London
,
Paris
and
Moscow
. It compares three
feature
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features
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relating to the size of each
subway
system, these features are
total
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the total
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track
length
of the system both underground and on the surface,
number
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a number
the number
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of
stations
in
the
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apply
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operation and
number
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the number
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of daily passengers.
London
underground which is about 400
kilometer
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kilometers
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long,
comparing
Wrong verb form
compared
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to
other
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the other
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two
subway
systems, is the longest
one
.
Moscow
metro
with
the
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a
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length
of 300
kilometer
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kilometre
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is the second and the
last
one
in
length
feature is
Paris
metro
with approximately 200
kilometer
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kilometre
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length
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in length
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.
In
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On
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contrary
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the contrary
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Paris
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,Paris
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metro
has the most
number
of
stations
in operation with 300
stations
. Following by
London
underground with 275
stations
.
Moscow
metro
with only 182 active
station
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stations
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is the
last
one
.
Moscow
metro
,
on the other hand
, is the most crowded
one
with 6.5 million passengers daily;
while
Paris
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the Paris
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metro
and
London
underground have 4.5 and 3 million passengers respectively. In summary,
London
has the longest
subway
,
Paris
metro
has the most
number
of
stations
and
Moscow
is the most crowded of all.
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