The flow chart depicts the figure of tourists to a monumental center in UK during the two seasons of the year in 2003.
Overall
, the museum saw a large influx of visitors during the summer than the
winter period all through the hours of the day. It is represented in time.
Change preposition
during the
To begin
with, at ninth
hour, about 200 people visited the historian site during the cold compared to 400 visitors in the Change the article
the ninth
warmth
period. Replace the word
warm
Likewise
, at 10 am, the number of tourists during the chill rise to about 450 while
the heat period at the same hour was 1,300. Furthermore
, by 11:am, the figure peaked to
500 during the winter Change preposition
at
while
summer
was 1,400; the number (500) was maintained at 12pm but the sunshine climate peaked Change preposition
in summer
to
1600 (the highest figure of the chart).
In continuance, at 13th hour, there Change preposition
at
were
Change the verb form
was
decline
in both temperance at 400 and 1200 for wintertime and summertime respectively. The Add an article
a decline
the decline
redundance
was continued at 2pm at 150 and 1000 for both Correct your spelling
redundancy
climate
. From 3pm to 6pm, no Change to a plural noun
climates
guest
visit the museum during the cold Fix the agreement mistake
guests
while
sunshine saw 900 tourists at 3pm, 500 at 4pm, 400 at 5pm and no visitor
at 6pm.Fix the agreement mistake
visitors
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