The graph below shows the number of tourists visting a particular Caribbean island between 2010 and 2017.
The given line graph illustrates the quantity of two types of
travelers
(staying on the ships and staying on Change the spelling
travellers
island
) which were contained over the Add an article
the island
an island
last
seven years from 2010 to 2017. Units were measured in millions.
Overall
, total
Change the article
a total
the total
number
of tourists coming to a Caribbean Island
almost rose up
every year. It decreased slightly in 2016.Change preposition
apply
On the other hand
, the graph of travelers
living in the ships and the Change the spelling
travellers
number
of Add an article
a foreigner
the foreigner
foreigner
living on the Fix the agreement mistake
foreigners
island
fluctuated at the first of the given period of time.
With regards to number
of visitors staying on the Change the article
a number
the number
island
maintained around
0.7 Change preposition
at around
million
from 2010 to 2011 and after that
it went up and decreased surprisingly in 2016 but it became a peak at 1.5 Add a comma
,that
million
in 2017.
Contrasted
with Replace the word
Contrast
number
of visitors staying on the cruise ships, Change the article
a number
the number
it
increased to 0.5 Correct pronoun usage
apply
million
in the first year and became the lowest point in 2012. Afterward
, it rose Change the spelling
Afterwards
up
constantly and reached a peak at 2 Change preposition
apply
million
in 2017.Submitted by ssirirat on
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