The graph below gives information about the price of bananas in four countries between 1984 and 2004.
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presented Correct your spelling
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graph
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a graph
conveys
information on four various countries' Correct pronoun usage
that conveys
price
of bananas in US dollars between 1994 and 2004.
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prices
Overall
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it is clear that
Japan's fruits appear to be more expensive, Linking Words
while
the USA stayed economical when it came to prices.
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Firstly
, as can be seen in the diagram, Linking Words
during
1994, Japan's cost of bananas had been 2.00$. Change preposition
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Nevertheless
, after a year, the figure escalated to approximately 3.00$. Linking Words
Furthermore
, it could be noticed that the formerly mentioned countries' rate was unstable. Linking Words
Although
, a major change Linking Words
occured
in 2001 when banana pricings dropped to a mere 1.50$.
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occurred
On the other hand
, the most steady figure is considered to be the United States of America. The price of bananas Linking Words
seem
to be almost 1.00$ throughout the years of 1999 to 2004. Change the verb form
seems
Also
, Germany experienced an abundance of alterations, Linking Words
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at
the end, it becomes 1.25$ permanently. Regarding France, there are no absolute differences to be noted, except the whopping decrease in 2003.Change the preposition
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