The chart below shows the percentage of households in owned and rented accomodation in England and Wales between 1918 and 2011. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.
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The bar graph illustrates the owning and renting habitats in
percentage
of British and Welsh families in 1918 compared with 2011.
Add an article
the percentage
Overall
, as the chart showed, the Linking Words
residences
renting had touched a high percentage in 1918 and it had fallen down steeply by Fix the agreement mistake
residence
the
time. Correct determiner usage
that
In contrast
, the percentage of British and Welsh owners had been rising up since 1918 ,and it was at its peak by 2001.
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Furthermore
, Linking Words
a
reputation Correct article usage
the
of
renting accommodation seemed to be popular in 1918 at almost 80 % of households Change preposition
for
while
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its
Replace the word
it's
it is
favored
had decreased respectively around 5 decades when its bar was identically at Change the spelling
favoured
a
same level as people who owned houses at five-tenth. Meanwhile, the number of owning residences rose sharply against renters. Correct article usage
the
Finally
, some citizens would agree that buying a house is more worth than renting which they can not be an owner themself. Linking Words
While
some people prefer Linking Words
this
, Linking Words
but
others have no reason to buy a house and think that owning houses is expensive Correct word choice
apply
as well as
unaffordable.Linking Words
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