The chart below shows the number of men and women in further education in Britain in three periods and whether they were studying full-time or part-time. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.
This
chart gives information about the
Correct article usage
apply
further
education
in Britain making a comparison between men and women. It also
illustrates who attended full-time or part-time education
in three specific periods.
Overall
, the number of young people who studied part time
is extremely greater than the ones who chose full-time. In fact Add a hyphen
part-time
men
and women's Change noun form
men's
average
never reach more than 300 thousand people. Fix the agreement mistake
averages
In
the other Change preposition
On
hand
the lowest data that shows full-time students is almost 800 thousand. Add a comma
,hand
This
means that since 1970 students have considered more
convenient Correct pronoun usage
it more
studying
for a shorter period of time per day.
The average of girls Change the verb form
to study
into
both full-time and part-time Change preposition
in
education
occured
a Correct your spelling
occurred
gradually
growth every ten years. As well the little amount of men who chose full-time has increased by only 50 Change the adverb
gradual
thousands
every ten years.
In 1990/91 part-time Change to singular
thousand
education
drastically has grown reaching the highest, while
full-time education
seems to be the exact amount for both sex
: around 300 thousand.Change to a plural noun
sexes
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