The first chart below shows how energy is used in an average Australian household. The second chart shows the greenhouse gas emissions which result from this energy use.
The provided charts give information about the proportion of
Australian
households
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household's
households'
energy
is
used from Unnecessary verb
apply
appliances
and greenhouse
gases.
Overall
, it is clear
seen that Change the adjective
clearly
Australian
households use the
most of their Correct article usage
apply
energy
and greenhouse
gas emissions for heating and water heating. Refrigeration is used the least in both charts.
Getting back to the details, water heating and heating energy
are the most popular among Australian
household
42% and 30% respectively. Fix the agreement mistake
households
Conversely
, heating system
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systems
as
not popular as water heating and other Add a missing verb
are as
appliances
in greenhouse
gas emissions. The figure is less than a fifth per cent. The lowest
popular systems in both charts are cooling and lighting. The first Correct your spelling
least
chart
it
accountsCorrect pronoun usage
apply
2
% and 4% respectively. In the second Change preposition
for 2
chart
it makes up 11% collectively. The refrigeration Add a comma
chart,
energy
constitutes 7%, whereas
the second chart
the percentage is twice as much as the first chart
. In addition
, other appliances
used wisely contribute 28% to greenhouse
gas emissions, while
energy
consumption from other appliances
is used less at 15% in Australian
households.Submitted by dnm.best on
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Vocabulary: Replace the words australian, energy, appliances, greenhouse, chart with synonyms.
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