( Humaira )The graph below shows the proportion of the population aged 65 and over between 1940 and 2040 in three different countries.
The graph illustrates the percentage of
the
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people
aged 65 and above in Use synonyms
USA
, Sweden and Japan over Correct article usage
the USA
an
101-year period between 1940 to 2040.
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Overall
, the population of all countries increased, but Sweden and USA had some Linking Words
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. It is expected that the number will follow the same trend.
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Firstly
, in 1940, the number of elderly Linking Words
people
in Use synonyms
USA
was 9% and Correct article usage
the USA
then
rose significantly to 15% in 1980. After that, it witnessed a slight decline to 14% in 2000 and it is predicted that, by the year 2040, the proportion will reach 23%. Linking Words
However
, in 1940, 7% Linking Words
old
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of old
people
were in Sweden. Use synonyms
Furthermore
, it climbed remarkably to 14% in 1980. After a slight drop, the population rate increased again to 20% in 2020 and will jump to 25% Linking Words
at the end
of the period.
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population
of 65 and over aged Add an article
the population
people
started at 5% in Japan in 1940 and dwindled to 30% in 1960. Use synonyms
Subsequently
, Linking Words
it
remained stable till 1980.Correct pronoun usage
they
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Finally
it rose gradually to 10% in 2020 and will hit the peak point Add a comma
,Finally
to
27% in 1940.Change preposition
of
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